The Austin Stone Podcast

Tyler David teaches on the seventh commandment, "You shall not commit adultery." from Exodus 20:14.

Since 5th grade, Hannah battled anxiety and depression. She considered prescription drugs and frequent doctor’s visits as her childhood “norm” and attempted to ease her pain by cutting her wrists. Frustrated with God and herself, Hannah started reading the bible and found hope and peace in God’s Word. A new scar formed when Hannah tattooed Romans 8:37 on her wrist—forever reminding her that she is not a slave to depression—she is more than a conqueror through Christ.

Chad Kincer teaches on the sixth commandment, "You shall not murder." from Exodus 20:13.

At the young age of seven, Geanine was sexually abused by an adult neighbor, leading her into a life of guilt, shame, and ultimately, a string of sexually abusive relationships. When Geanine heard the gospel for the first time, the weight of her sin was lifted. She stopped working in the strip club and joined God in His mission to redeem and liberate women in the sex industry.

Tyler David teaches on the fifth commandment, "Honor your father and your mother," from Exodus 20:12.

Debra battled drug and alcohol addiction for more than 30 years. Without a father to care for her, she searched for purpose and love in substances and relationships with men—but all she found was emptiness, disappointment, and shame. After meeting a friend who shared the love of Jesus with her, Debra learned where her worth is found, what her new identity is, and where true hope comes from.

Tyler David teaches on the fourth commandment, "Remember the Sabbath day, to keep it holy." from Exodus 20:8-11.

Tyler David teaches on the third commandment, "You shall not take the name of the LORD your God in vain," from Exodus 20:7 and Leviticus 19:12.

Chemotherapy wasn't working and Mike's tumor grew larger by the day. Clinging to each other, Jesus, and their newborn baby, Mike and his wife, Taylor continued asking God for healing—even if that meant taking him home.Listen to this story of how God used the suffering and loss in Taylor's life to lead her to Jesus and refine her faith.

Halim Suh teaches on the second commandment, "You shall not make for yourself a carved image," from Exodus 20:4-6.