Welcome!
On my new podcast, “Live Like It’s True”! my hope is for us to treasure up the true stories of the Bible, then live like the stories are true.
Join me for season one, as my guests and I discuss our a favorite True Story of Jesus each week, then invite you to Live Like It’s True!
I’m so glad you’re here.
Know the Story
Share the Story
God could have revealed himself in texbook fashion, with lists of his attributes and facts. Instead, he gave us a thick book with lots of stories. Each one is like a velvet pouch, which bundles up certain gems of God’s character for safekeeping. And the stories become more deeply ingrained in our hearts when we rehearse and share them with others.
On Live Like It’s True, we’ll be talking about how to approach the stories of the Bible, and how to give them away!
Live the Story
It’s one thing to know the story; it’s another thing to live like the story is true. This podcast is meant to help shrink the gap between what you say you believe and how you live.
What difference does it make to know that Jesus first told the paralyzed man that his sins were forgiven? What does it mean that Jesus had the longest recorded theological conversation with—not only a woman, but an outcast? Join me for season one, and let’s talk about how to live like these stories are true!
Podcast Episodes
E4 The True Story at Simon’s Table {Erica Wiggenhorn – Luke 7:36-50}
Do you see the people around you like Jesus does? Or is a certain type of person you might look at with disdain? Who do you see as appalling, or as an annoyance? Today we're looking at the True Story at Simon's Table from Luke 7:36-50, where a...
E3 The True Story of the 5,000 {Jennifer Hand}
What should you do when you don’t have enough? Maybe you’re stressed out, overwhelmed or burned out, and you just don’t have enough to do what Jesus has assigned to you today. If that’s you, I’m glad you’re joining us for this episode, because...
E2 The True Story at the Well {Mary DeMuth – John 4:1-29}
What are you thirsty for? What’s the habit or person or behavior you’ve returned to repeatedly—always dipping your bucket and yet coming up dry? And what difference should it make that Jesus has offered you his living water? Where else can I...
E1 The True Story on the Roof {Kelly Needham – Mark 2}
Would you be willing to carry your friend up onto a roof, to get her to Jesus? What if praying for your friend is the equivalent of bringing her—on a stretcher—to Jesus? Where else can I listen to the podcast? Go HERE to find this episode on...
Welcome to Live Like It’s True!
Welcome to my brand new Bible podcast, devoted to helping you know the story, share the story, and live the story! Listen to the trailer for more: Click here for more ways to listen! (Including Apple Podcasts and Spotify. Google Podcasts...
Free Resources
Get your FREE Season One Bible Readings and discussion questions, which coordinate with all of these True Stories of Jesus that we’re discussing in season one.
PODCAST FAQ:
How long are the episodes?
Between 30 and 45 minutes.
Who is this podcast for?
If you love the Bible, and want to live like it’s true, this podcast is for you! I imagine most listeners will be women, but guys are welcome, too!
When will episodes release?
Wednesday morning. The episodes will be grouped by season.
What are the aims of this podcast?
My hope is that we become better story treasurers and story sharers. And (of course) that we live like the story is true!
How can I listen?
You can listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google, and more. Find the full set of options here. (And please let us know if you see one missing!)
CONTENT FAQ:
Who are some of your guests?
In season one, I’m excited to welcome Kelly Needham, Mary Demuth, Jenn Hand, Erica Wiggenhorn, Kristen Wetherell, and more. Each guest is a gifted Bible teacher, and loves the truth of God’s Word!
What makes this podcast unique?
Each episode focuses on an astonishing, true story of the Bible, and what makes it surprising (both then and now). The style is conversational; not preachy but not shallow, either. Our quest is to treasure up the stories, and live like they’re true.
What’s the theme for season one?
The true stories of Jesus. Each season (Lord, willing!), we’ll look at a group of stories from somewhere in the Bible. (Maybe the stories of David next? Or stories from the wilderness? What do you think?)
