In today's episode of "In the Word, On the Go," Old Testament professor and author, Jonathan Gibson, talks about why God can help us. Jonny says, "Because God made everything, He can help us with anything." Special Guest: Jonathan Gibson.

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Episode 208: Why should I turn to God for help? Jonathan Gibson on Psalm 124:8

In today's episode of "In the Word, On the Go," pastor, author, professor, and hip-hop artist, Timothy Brindle points us to Psalm 78:4. Timothy says, "Our children need to know who God is, and how his glory and greatness is seen most in his saving works, especially in the gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ." Special Guest: Timothy Brindle.

Episode 207: What must the next generation know about God? Timothy Brindle on Psalm 78:4

In this episode of "In the Word, On the Go," author, speaker, and publisher, Barbara Juliani talks about making the prayers of Jesus our prayers today. Commenting on Psalm 61:2, she says, "The troubles of the whole world have come crashing down to our own door. They might be unprecedented to us in America. But for people who were writing and living the Psalms, strife, violence, warfare, unchecked disease—they had it all, every day. And the Lord gave them prayer. He gave them Himself." Special Guest: Barbara Juliani.

Episode 206: What can I do when I'm overwhelmed? Barbara Juliani on Psalm 61:2

In this episode of "In the Word, On the Go," author and educator, Patric Knaak shares one of his favorite verses from Psalm 73. Patric says, "Even though I struggle to understand what God is doing in my life, his presence and his protection are rock solid." Special Guest: Patric Knaak.

Episode 205: Where is God when I am struggling? Patric Knaak on Psalm 73:28

In this episode of "In the Word, On the Go," author and speaker, Megan Hill, reminds us that Paul reminds his readers to be joyful. Megan says, "There's a joy we have even when life is hard. There's a joy in knowing Christ and knowing that Christ is being formed in us." Special Guest: Megan Hill.

Episode 204: How can I get my joy back? Megan Hill on Philippians 3:1

In this episode of "In the Word, On the Go," speaker, writer, and pastor, Daniel Darling discusses how Christians should give an answer for the hope they have in Christ. Dan says, "You're going to face opposition as a follower of Christ. It's not enough to be right. How you speak matters. Courage and civility can co-exist." Special Guest: Daniel Darling.

Episode 203: How should we defend the faith? Dan Darling on 1 Peter 3:15

In this episode of "In the Word, On the Go," pastor and best-selling author, Scott Sauls reflects on the need for both gentleness and truth in our conversations and lives. Scott says, "The amplified outrage in recent years presents an opportunity to be a counter-culture. To be truthful without being gracious is not actually to be of the truth, but to be a bit of a bully. To be gracious without being truthful is not actually being gracious, but to be co-dependent and dysfunctional. Jesus came full of both grace and truth." Special Guest: Scott Sauls.

Episode 202: How should I handle the outrage all around us? Scott Sauls on Proverbs 15:1

In this episode of "In the Word, On the Go," children's author and speaker, Sarah Reju shares the relevance of Matthew 14:28. Sarah says, "Jesus carries us through the storms of life. He is God, and things that seem impossible to you, are not impossible with Him." Special Guest: Sarah Reju.

Episode 201: How to face "impossible" situations? Sarah Reju on Matthew 14:28

In this episode of "In the Word, On the Go," professor and author, Samuel Bierig talks about Matthew 1:21. Sam says, "True hope is coming to rescue you from the world, the flesh, and the devil. This is not in question. If you trust in the Lord, He's going to save you." Special Guest: Sam Bierig.

Episode 200: How can I recover my hope? Sam Bierig on Matthew 1:21

In this episode of "In the Word, On the Go," author, speaker, and publisher, Jonathan Carswell talks about evangelism from Acts 4:20. Jonathan says, "We are being silenced by society. But looking at all that God is done, how can we stay silent? We have the best news in the world!" Special Guest: Jonathan Carswell.

Episode 199: How can I overcome fear to talk about Jesus? Jonathan Carswell on Acts 4:20

In this episode of "In the Word, On the Go," publisher and best-selling author, Carl Laferton considers five words from 1 Peter 2:17. Carl says, "What we most need to do is to fear God together. And whatever happens in our country, God will still be God." Special Guest: Carl Laferton.

Episode 198: What's my obligation to the governement? Carl Laferton on 1 Peter 2:17

In this episode of "In the Word, On the Go," author and counselor, Eliza Huie, reflects on 2 Corinthians 9:11 and its application for biblical self-care. She says, "If I take care of myself, I'm in a much better place to take care of others. If we wisely steward the things God has given us, we end up being able to be a blessing to others and God gets the praise." Special Guest: Eliza Huie.

Episode 197: Is it OK to focus on myself? Eliza Huie on 2 Corinthians 9:11

In this episode of "In the Word, On the Go," best-selling author and teacher, Chris Morphew focuses on God's Word to anxious hearts from Philippians 4:6-7. Chris says, "Worry is the gap between what we want to control and what we actually can. But it is OK that you're not in control, that you don't have all the answers, because the One who does, has better answers than you could ever come up with on your own." Special Guest: Chris Morphew.

Episode 196: How can I handle my anxiety? Chris Morphew on Philippians 4:6-7

In this BONUS episode of "In the Word, On the Go," best-selling author, minister, and seminary professor, Justin Holcomb answers difficult questions about 1 John 1:9. "If I'm forgiven, do I need to confess my sins?" Justin says, "If we trust in Christ, sin doesn't make that relationship go away. But it does become a barrier for our communion with God. The good news is it doesn't ruin the relationship. You're not kicked out of the family. You're called back to keep on confessing." Special Guest: Justin Holcomb.

Episode 195: If I'm forgiven, why do I need to confess my sin? BONUS Episode Justin Holcomb on 1 John 1:9

In this episode of "In the Word, On the Go," best-selling author and minister, Justin Holcomb, unpacks 1 John 1:9. Justin says, "If we tell the truth about our behavior—of not loving God and neighbor—God takes care of the consequences, at his own expense, so we don't have to bear the burden of those consequences." Special Guest: Justin Holcomb.

Episode 194: Is it just for God to forgive evil? Justin Holcomb on 1 John 1:9

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