The Austin Stone Podcast

Matt Blackwell explores Luke 1:39–45, examining Elizabeth’s reaction to Jesus’ miraculous conception.

When life is not perfect, in order, or cleanwhat lifts our eyes whenever we fall?There's something more, beyond what is seenfor hope that is seen is not hope at all.What gives us hope amidst life’s despairsand grief that comes with them?None but the one who takes all our caresthe truest, most faithful friend.For we have seen what can’t be seen.This hope, He has a nameJesus Christ the King of Kings.In death, he bore our shame.The God of hope has come to usand as we trust in Him,the Holy Spirit fills us upand brings our hope to brim.The image of the unseen God arrived in flesh to showHe is the brighter day to come. He alone, our hope.

Ross Lester examines Mary’s response to the news of Jesus’ arrival using Luke 1:26-37.

Explore themes of mortality and faith through the exceptional life of Enoch, as discussed in Hebrews 11:5-6. Delve into the notion of walking in unity with God, the challenges of pleasing Him, and the significance of faith for true joy and fulfillment.

Ross Lester walks through Hebrews 11:4, exploring Abel’s radical faith in God.

Halim Suh leads us in our continued exploration of Hebrews; this sermon covers Hebrews 11:1-3.

Ross Lester leads us in our continued exploration of Hebrews; this sermon covers Hebrews 10:26-39.

Ross Lester leads us in our continued exploration of Hebrews; this sermon covers Hebrews 10:19-25.

Halim Suh digs into Hebrews 10:1-18 which boldly declares the truth that God is not just with you, but His Spirit is active and working in you.

Ross Lester explores Hebrews 9:15-28 to answer three questions: What do you do with a Messiah who dies? Why did He have to? How does that death enable life in His followers today?