Hannah Staubs

Hannah Staubs and Wayne Walker delve into the physical anguish of sin and the grief it brings. They discuss the internal and external manifestations of sin, highlighting the hope found in Christ's forgiveness.

Hannah Staubs from the Watermark Institute discusses how God speaks through His Word and His people today, highlighting the consistency of God's character. The podcast explores the theme of God's steadfast love and the significance of seeking guidance through prayer and Scripture.

Listen to Watermark Institute student Hannah Staubs and High School Student Lauren Fricke discuss Psalm 3 and 2 Samuel 15-18. Dive into the intense betrayal experienced by David, contrasting counsel, trusting God amid chaos, and exploring trust and salvation in the stories of Jonah, Job, and David.

Watermark Institute student, Hannah Staubs, and Watermark Single Adults staff, Bobby Durning, discuss Jesus as judge in Psalm 2 and the implications for living differently. Topics include Jesus as the Son, God's laughter at rebellious nations, Jesus as King, and the gift of salvation through accepting Christ's authority.

Hannah Staubs, Watermark Institute Fellow, discusses Job 34 with Krista McCoy. They explore the challenges of words not changing circumstances, the importance of open dialogue about suffering, and the harm of offering scriptural responses rather than compassionate presence. Emphasizing the need to trust in God for comfort and healing.

Hannah interviews Carsen about Job 32, exploring identity, humility, and wisdom. They discuss the significance of young people offering valuable advice and the importance of sharing wisdom and faith for the benefit of others.

Hannah Staubs, an expert in biblical studies, discusses discerning good advice with Emma Dotter. They unpack the bad advice of Eliphaz in Job, emphasizing seeking Godly counsel and using scripture for guidance. The importance of seeking diverse advice, aligning with scriptural teachings, and making decisions that align with one's beliefs is emphasized.

Hannah Staubs from Watermark Institute and Levi discuss Job's struggles and trust in God's sovereignty. They delve into Job's authentic reactions to his friends' advice and the purpose of hardships, highlighting finding faith in God's plan during uncertain times.

Hannah Staubs interviews Travis Bruster on Jesus as the Passover Lamb, linking Old Testament symbolism to Jesus' sacrificial role. They explore Luke 22, discussing the initiation of a new covenant through Jesus, leading to a new exodus from sin and impacting the practice of communion.

In this podcast, they discuss the heart posture of admonishment and checking one's own heart before addressing sin in others. They explore Job 13:4-5, emphasizing accountability and grace in community interactions. The importance of humility, self-reflection, and finding strength in faith and community are also highlighted.