The Austin Stone Podcast

Matt Blackwell explores what the Bible says about being an elder at the church.

The discussion dives into Habakkuk's deep questions, revealing how faith can thrive amidst uncertainty. Listeners explore the nature of suffering through perspectives from biblical figures like Job. The importance of communal faith shines as a source of strength in tough times. The role of music and personal reflection is highlighted as essential tools for reconnecting with God. Ultimately, the podcast presents faith as a holistic journey enriched by relationships and a willingness to embrace doubt.

Discover the transformative journey of the prophet Habakkuk, who navigates despair and confusion to find unwavering faith. Explore the concept of invincible joy rooted in a heartfelt relationship with God, contrasting it with fleeting worldly successes. Learn to identify personal idols that distract from true joy and embrace divine provision. The discussion invites listeners to reconnect with their source of joy in Jesus and emphasizes the importance of community and prayer in fostering a deeper understanding of faith amidst life's challenges.

Tyler David explores the pain of loss and what it reveals about God and our own hearts.

A mailbag episode! You’ve got questions about doubt, suffering, evil, and how Christians can persist in faith and worship in a broken, painful world.Do you have a question you'd like us to answer? Email us at podcast@austinstone.org.Episode Transcript

Matt Blackwell explores Habakkuk’s song of trust, calling us to remember God as our Creator, Savior, and Judge.

Tyler David explores how anchoring our worldview in God’s power, rather than in ourselves, gives us confidence in chaos and fuels our prayers for revival.

It’s the age-old question—if God is all-powerful, all-good, and all-knowing, why does evil exist? How can He let it go on? The existence of evil is one of the most challenging aspects of Christian faith. Yet, the question hinges on assumptions about God, ourselves, and the world around us.Do you have a question you'd like us to answer? Email us at podcast@austinstone.org.Episode Transcript 

Halim Suh explores God’s five woes upon Babylon and how they reflect the universal human condition of brokenness.

Greg Breazeale explores how we can wait on God and walk in faith.