The Food for Thought Faithcast with Be Rob

We test viral claims about NESARA and debt jubilee, then turn to economic numbers that affect budgets right now. We hold the conversation to a simple standard: facts over feelings, grounded in scripture about truth and responsibility.

• defining the NESARA claims and why they spread
• alleged bank misconduct and birth certificate monetisation
• promised debt forgiveness and tokenised mortgages
• sweeping claims...

What if the place you rely on for spiritual safety has become the very thing hiding your need to change? We walk through Jeremiah’s temple sermon with the urgency it deserves, tracing a straight line from ancient Jerusalem to our modern routines and the quiet assumptions that keep us asleep. The message is sharp but hopeful: worship without ethics is worthless, yet God confronts us to restore us.

We start at the temple gat...

Headlines are loud, but love is louder. We start with the shortest day of the year and a sweep of December 21 moments—pilgrims at Plymouth, Ford’s assembly line, Apollo 8’s launch, a tragedy over Lockerbie—and then hold up a cultural mirror with the Oscars slap that dominated every feed. The noise is real, the memes are sticky, and the takes are endless. So we pivot to what actually changes us: Jesus’ Great Commandments in Matthew ...

Headlines promise easy villains and simpler answers, but the truth behind the Epstein files lives in the slow grind of law, evidence, and process. We dig into what has actually been released, how the Epstein Files Transparency Act reshapes disclosure, and why redactions aren’t a presidential whim but a legal requirement grounded in victim protection, ongoing investigations, and national security. If you’ve wondered whether a single...

We trace December 20 through American history, then pivot to a surprising lesson from New Coke before centering on 1 Corinthians: do everything in love. We close with why our bodies are temples of the Holy Spirit and a call to hope, courage, and surrender to Jesus.

• key moments in U.S. history and culture on 20 December
• the New Coke misstep as a warning about change without care
• 1 Corinthians 16:14 and the pri...

What if the past could sharpen how you read today’s news and how you hear the voice guiding your next step. We open with a fast, vivid tour of December 19 in American history—Revolutionary grit, Valley Forge endurance, political flashpoints—and then shift to a bold claim about a prime‑time media gambit that forced major networks to air what they didn’t want to amplify. Agree or not, the strategy lesson is clear: attention can be en...

A single speech can redraw the map of what feels possible. We break down a sweeping national address that claims a sealed border, falling prices, and an economy swinging from crisis to resurgence—then trace how those promises might land in your life. From zero-tolerance immigration enforcement to a bold energy buildout and tariff-fueled re-shoring, we connect the dots between headline policy and everyday costs.

We start wi...

A single line can change a life: God showed His love by sending His Son so we might live through Him. From that anchor, we trace a path through paradox, pain, and renewal—how assurance and pursuit can coexist, how mercy meets us in the ruins, and how love becomes more than a word when it shapes our choices hour by hour.

We start with 1 John 4:9 and the scandal of grace: we did nothing to make God start loving us, and we ca...

The house lights come up, the guitars fade, and a stadium shouts, “I am the one that Jesus loves.” That electric moment from Brad Arnold of Three Doors Down launches a candid, soul-level journey through how faith actually takes root: someone speaks, someone hears, and something in the heart awakens.

We dig into Romans 10 with clear, practical language. Paul’s chain is simple and heavy: people can’t call on Christ without b...

What if the strongest proof of God in your life is not what you claim but how you love? We open the day with 1 John’s bold line—God is love—and follow it into everyday spaces where patience wins and fear loses. No stained-glass distance here: we talk about crowded counters, loud phone calls, and how a calm presence can shift the room. Love is not weakness; it is disciplined strength that refuses to mirror the worst energy in front ...

What if you changed the arena where your battles play out? We begin with a vivid parable—an eagle that refuses to fight a snake on the ground—and use it to rethink anxiety, prayer, and the way faith shifts the terms of struggle. Instead of wrestling worry at its strongest point, we explore how prayer and fasting “take the fight to the air,” where fear loses footing and God’s peace goes on guard.

Grounded in Philippians 4:6...

Have you ever wondered why eagles don't fight snakes on the ground? There's profound spiritual wisdom in this natural phenomenon. Eagles take snakes high into the air where they have no leverage, no stability, and ultimately no power. This powerful metaphor opens our episode, illuminating how prayer lifts our problems into the spiritual realm where, through Christ, we gain the advantage.

Anxiety is a universal st...

If you’ve ever wondered why slick image fades but quiet integrity endures, this conversation lands where faith meets real life. We start with Proverbs 12:8 and trace a clear thread: reputation is shaped not by applause but by alignment—when inner motives and outward actions match, trust takes root. From there, we explore the Bible’s vivid movement from darkness to light through John 12:46, Ephesians 5:8, and Acts 26:18, revealing a...

Start with a hard question: how do we know who really holds power when the storytellers own the stage? We follow a provocative narrative that claims a transgenerational network rose behind polished words, captured institutions, and a media system skilled at shaping what we believe about history, identity, and each other. The story challenges comfortable assumptions and asks us to examine how division, fear, and spectacle can be eng...

A cold Georgia morning set the mood, but the heart of our time together goes straight into the fire: how do you face trials without losing your joy? We start with playful riffs about Santa, NASA, and the way words can mess with our heads, then pivot into a grounded reflection on James 1:2–3. That short passage asks something daring of us—consider it joy when life gets hard—not because pain is good, but because perseverance is born ...

What if the hardest seasons weren’t punishments but preparation? We open the door to a harder, truer kind of love—the father’s love that forges strength through friction, holds you accountable, and trains you to walk into storms without breaking. Instead of chasing quick wins, we explore why learning pays for life and how reframing pain as training turns setbacks into a path for growth.

Together we make the pivotal shift f...

What if the most powerful shift you make today is the one no one sees? We start with radical ownership—calling out the “but” excuses that keep us from getting out of bed, off the couch, and into the work we’re made to do. From there, we turn the camera toward home, where tone becomes legacy. Your words at bedtime and breakfast can become your child’s inner voice. Choose life, courage, and truth, and you plant resilience that lasts....

A single line in Philippians can fuel a lifetime of grit—when we read it the way Paul intended. We start with the most quoted verse on locker room walls and Instagram bios, then reframe it from a prison cell: strength in Christ is not a trophy boost, it’s a lifeline to endure, to stay faithful, and to find contentment whether we have plenty or run on fumes. That shift changes how we handle pressure, disappointment, and the steady t...

A bite-sized history lesson about Burger King’s slider experiments opens the door to a much bigger question: are we trying to solve a spiritual problem with moral hacks? We laugh about 99-cent Whoppers and bringing cheese from home, then pivot to Proverbs 11:25 and a raw moment about dealing with health issues, missed work, and the tension between hustling and trusting God. The through-line is simple but disruptive: goodness is val...