The Austin Stone Podcast

Ross Lester walks through the Scriptures to examine two ways we can miss out on beholding Christ—to look at him and appreciate Him for all that He is—and one way to properly respond once we do.

Halim Suh leads us through Matthew 25:31-46 to examine the great day of judgment and encourages us to consider three things—the Judge, the judgment, and the invitation.

Will Bostian examines Matthew 25:14-30 and shares about how our faith in Jesus means more than just being prepared to wait—it should change how we invest our time and resources while we’re in the waiting.

Matt Blackwell examines Matthew 24:15-51 and highlights three main themes in the text—waiting for Jesus’ coming will be hard because the suffering will be serious, He will come back for us, and we need to be ready when He does.

Ross Lester walks through Matthew 24:1-14 and outlines three important truths—God knows the future and we can trust Him when things look like they’re out of control, there will be a sudden and bodily return of Christ, and we should eagerly long for His return.

Will Bostian teaches from Matthew 23:27-29 to lead us through the third part of the Hope for The Hypocrite series on Jesus weeping over Jerusalem.

Halim Suh leads us through Matthew 23:13-36 to examine the seven woes Jesus speaks over the teachers of the law and the Pharisees.

Jimmy McNeal kicks off the new series, Hope for the Hypocrite, by walking through Matthew 23:1-12 and digging into humility and how it shows us we are not God, that we need Him, and that our ultimate aim is to reflect Christ.

Ross Lester wraps up our Reviving Love series by walking through Acts 6:1-7 and outlining what it means for the church to truly care about others and how it can faithfully do so in light of the gospel.

Ross Lester walks through Acts 5:1-16 and examines the holiness of God and how He calls us to holiness as His church.