Wisdom for the Heart with Stephen Davey

What happens when bel...

Does going to church make you a Christian? In today’s episode, Stephen Davey reveals the...

Can religion make you spiritually alive, or can it deceive you? Many people trust in rituals, traditions, or moral behavior to save them, but Scripture war...

Many believe they will escape God’s judgment because they are “good” people. But in Romans 2, Paul dismantles that false security. The moral person is just as guilty before God as the immoral person. No excuse will stand o...

The people of Pompeii lived in luxury, worshiping money and pleasure, unaware that judgment was brewing beneath them. In Romans 2, Paul warns the moral person that they too are in danger—trusting in their own goodness while ignoring the coming wrath of God.

What if everything you valued was suddenly worthless? When the Titanic sank, a wealthy woman ran past piles of money to grab three oranges. In Romans 2, Paul warns about making a far greater mistake—underestimating God’s kindness, patience, and grace. Many people assume their morality will save them, but they ignore the true riches of God.

Do good people need saving? Many assume that as long as they’re better than others, they’re safe. But in Romans 2, Paul exposes the danger of self-righteousness. He shifts the focus from “them” to “you,” showing that the moral person is just as guilty before God as the immoral.

In this episode of Wisdom for the Heart, we’ll examine why religio...

What happens when faith doesn’t lead to success? Hebrews 11 doesn’t just highlight those who conquered kingdoms—it also honors those who suffered, struggled, and even died, holding onto their trust in God. Many of the faithful never saw their promises fulfilled in this life, yet they endured, knowing their reward was still to come.

Who does God use to accomplish His will? The answer might surprise you. Hebrews 11 is filled with stories of ordinary people—some hesitant, some flawed—who placed their faith in God and saw Him do extraordinary things. From Gideon, who doubted, to Rahab, who had a sinful past, this episode explores how God’s power is revealed through human weakness.

Does God only use the famous, the powerful, or the perfect? Not at all. In fact, some of the most powerful stories of faith come from the most unlikely people. Hebrews 11 highlights two unexpected examples: the Israelites, who were known for their doubts and complaints, and Rahab, a woman with a checkered past. Yet, by faith, they became part of God’s ...

Would you give up everything to follow God? Moses did. He turned his back on the power and luxury of Pharaoh’s court to suffer alongside God’s people. Why? Because he saw past the pleasures of sin to the eternal reward God promised.

This episode explores the four chapters of Moses’ faith: his

Have you ever waited on God for something? Abraham and Sarah’s journey was one of waiting—waiting for a land they never possessed, waiting for a son they thought impossible, and waiting for a heavenly city they believed by faith. Hebrews 11 highlights their unwavering trust in God’s promises, even when circumstances seemed impossible.

Would you keep believing if the whole world mocked you? Noah did. In a time of corruption and violence, he obeyed God and built an ark. For 100 years, he preached a ...

Would you believe in something you had never seen? Noah did. In a world consumed by corruption, he trusted God’s warning about a coming flood. For 120 years, he built an ark while the world...

What if your relationship with God was so strong that you never experienced death? Enoch’s story in Hebrews 11:5-6 is one of the most fascinating in Scripture. He walked so closely with God that he simply disappeared—taken into heaven without dying. What made his faith so remarkable?

What does it really mean to live by faith? In Beyond the Cherubim, explore the story of Abel—the first man commended for his faith. His offering was accepted, while his brother Cain’s was rejected. But why? What made Abel’s faith different?

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Leviticus 26–27 reveals a profound truth: life’s blessings or discipline hinge on obedience to God’s Word. Discover how Israel’s choices between fellowship and rebellion illustrate a timeless principle for us today. Learn about the blessings of walking with God and the consequences of disobedience.

This episode will inspire you to trust God’s ...

What does it mean to live by faith when the world walks a different path? The Beat of a Different Drummer introduces the inspiring stories of Hebrews 11—men and women who dared to believe in what they could not see. These individuals followed God with unwavering conviction, trusting His promises even when it made no sense to those around them.

Faith is not just about belief—it is the foundation for hope, the p...

What happens when a society not only accepts sin but celebrates it? In Pandora’s Box, Stephen Davey unpacks the Apostle Paul’s final warning in Romans 1—a passage that describes a culture in full rebellion against God. Paul reveals a terrifying truth: when people reject God, He allows them to experience the full consequences of their choices. Sin is no longer just tolerated; it is embraced, endorsed, and applauded.