Sunday Reverb

🔥 This week on Sunday Reverb, Joe and Shelli welcome two special guests from the young adults worship ministry—Ethan Kuder and Courtney Doss—to talk about the modern worship anthem Build Your Kingdom Here by Rend Collective.Together we explore what it really means to ask God to “set Your church on fire,” why Christ alone builds His kingdom, and how this song becomes a prayer for revival in our hearts, homes, and community. Be encouraged: God’s kingdom isn’t about earthly power, but transformed lives through the gospel. 🙌

In this episode of Sunday Reverb, Joe and Shelli reflect on the beloved hymn At Calvary, a favorite of Pastor Mark’s father, Stan Doss. They share the story of William Newell’s powerful testimony, connect the lyrics to Romans 5:8, and tie it to Pastor Mark’s recent message on suffering from 1 Peter 4. Together, they highlight how mercy and grace meet us at the cross and why this hymn still resonates so deeply today.

This week we reflect on the hymn I Am Thine, O Lord (Draw Me Nearer) by Fanny Crosby and the powerful reminder from 1 Peter 4:7–11 to live each day as if it were our last. From Crosby’s Scripture-saturated life to the sunset moment that inspired this hymn, we see how drawing near to Christ leads us to pray diligently, love deeply, forgive freely, give gladly, and serve unselfishly.

We’re coming to you from Nashville, TN at the Sing! Conference! In this special episode, Joe, Shelli, Pastor Mark, and Karen dive into the story and Scripture behind the hymn Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing. From Robert Robinson’s dramatic conversion under George Whitefield to the lyrics that confess both our tendency to wander and God’s unending grace, this conversation points us back to the streams of mercy that are still flowing today.

This week on Sunday Reverb, Joe and Shelli dive into the classic hymn Victory in Jesus. Together they explore the incredible story of its writer, Eugene Bartlett, who penned the song in weakness after a devastating stroke, yet pointed to the eternal hope we have in Christ. Pastor Mark’s recent message from 1 Peter 4:1–6, Thinking Like Jesus, ties in perfectly as they reflect on the cost of sin, the gift of grace, and the hope of heaven. Along the way, they share family updates, the youth building nearing completion, and an unforgettable church family night with 65 baptisms. They also look ahead to the upcoming Sing! Conference in Nashville, where they’ll revisit the city where their story began. Join in as they celebrate the victory that is ours in Christ Jesus.

This week on Sunday Reverb, Joe and Shelli dive into the story behind Fanny Crosby’s beloved hymn “Blessed Assurance.” Though blind from infancy, Fanny lived with unshakable joy and trust in Christ, echoing the truth of Romans 8:38–39—that nothing can separate us from God’s love. We’ll reflect on Psalm 40:3 and the power of praise in every season, and consider the deep hope and security we share in Christ. Join us as we celebrate the blessed assurance that Jesus is ours—our story, our song, forever.

This week, Joe and Shelli reflect on Run to the Father—sung in Spanish as it was during June’s Belize mission trip—and the Great Commission from Matthew 28:18–20. Together, they explore how the song’s invitation to come to God “again and again” mirrors Christ’s call to make disciples of all nations, and how worship transcends language, culture, and borders.

This week, Joe and Shelli record from the beach—with the sound of ocean waves in the background. While on vacation, they reflect on the song “Power in the Blood” by Rush of Fools and walk through Ephesians 1:7. In just five minutes, you’ll be reminded of the deep, redeeming power of Christ’s blood—securing our redemption, granting forgiveness, and lavishing us with grace.

This week on Sunday Reverb, Joe and Shelli reflect on the timeless power of "The Blood Will Never Lose Its Power" by Andrae Crouch. Recorded from the magical Walt Disney World, they dive into the powerful story behind the song and explore the unshakable truth that Christ's sacrifice reaches all people, at all times, no matter where we're at. Join the conversation as they unpack how the blood of Jesus continues to give us strength, peace, and redemption. Listen in for a reflection on 1 Peter 1:18-19 and how we can carry this message of hope in our worship and daily lives.

Join Joe & Shelli as they celebrate the one-year anniversary of Sunday Reverb! In this special episode, they dive into the scripture based song 'Rejoice' by Dustin Kensrue and Stuart Townend, unpacking its biblical roots from Philippians 4 and personal reflections on joy in all circumstances. Plus, they share highlights from this year of podcasting and a recap of their recent kids camp experience. It’s a celebration of faith, worship, and God's faithfulness—don't miss it!

In this episode of Sunday Reverb, Joe and Shelli look at the song "Praise His Name (Psalm 148)" by Sovereign Grace Music. They explore the call to worship that echoes through all of creation in Psalm 148, discussing how everything from the sun and moon to mountains and beasts is invited to praise God. With reflections on guarding our hearts from today's sermon by Josh Skelly and a thought-provoking quote from Bob Kauflin’s Worship Matters, this episode challenges us to keep our focus on God, making worship an overflow of our hearts in everything we do. Tune in for a fresh reminder to praise Him in all things, big and small.

In this episode, Joe and Shelli dive into the song Holy Again and Again by Aaron Williams, exploring its themes of God’s infinite holiness and our never-ending worship. From reflecting on lyrics that describe heavenly worship to discussing how we as a church are called to live in unity, love, and humility, this episode is full of deep reflections and moments of gratitude. Plus, Joe and Shelli surprise Mark and Karen with a special clip from his and Karen’s old recordings—bringing a touch of nostalgia to the conversation. Tune in for a conversation that encourages worship both in song and in life.

Join Joe and Shelli on this episode of Sunday Reverb as they dive into the powerful song 'Sing Wherever I Go' by We The Kingdom. They explore the call to praise God in all circumstances, drawing from Scripture like Psalm 34:1 and Habakkuk 3:17-18. With a fun Worship Would You Rather segment and a heartfelt shoutout to a few listeners, this episode reminds us that no matter where we are, we can always find a reason to sing. Tune in for an uplifting conversation about worship, trust, and God's unchanging faithfulness.

In this episode, Joe and Shelli dive into the powerful worship song “God is For Us” by CityAlight, reflecting on the unshakable love and strength we find in God, even in the midst of life’s battles. They also share personal updates, including their youngest son Lincoln joining the recording while his older siblings are away at youth camp. Joe and Shelli discuss last week's Belize mission trip episode, express gratitude for the incredible listener response, and connect the song’s message of God’s unwavering support to Pastor Mark’s recent sermon on handling difficult seasons in marriage. Tune in for an encouraging conversation on trusting God’s love as our fortress.

This week on Sunday Reverb, Joe takes you behind the scenes of a mission trip to Belize with the team from Topeka Baptist.Across seven days, you’ll hear voices from the field—each volunteer sharing their experiences, as well as powerful moments with local church leaders and believers in Belize. From hands-on construction at the new church property, to leading VBS for two local schools, to delivering groceries and sharing the gospel with 30 families house-to-house—this episode captures the heart of serving, witnessing, and God’s faithfulness in action.

In this follow-up to last week’s episode, Joe and Shelli turn their attention to Paul Baloche’s worshipful setting of Psalm 92. They explore how this song brings the psalm’s rich truth to life—and why singing Scripture isn’t just helpful, it’s essential for the church.With biblical insights, a quote from Timothy Keller, and plenty of conversation about how music helps Scripture take root, this episode will encourage you to love God’s Word and sing it boldly. Shelli also shares how singing Scripture shapes our church and our homes—and Joe nerds out (just a little) on how well the psalm flows musically.

In this first part of our two-episode series on Psalm 92 by Paul Baloche, Joe and Shelli take a joyful yet thoughtful look at why singing Scripture is so vital in the life of the church. From Colossians 3:16 to worship wisdom from leaders like Bob Kauflin and Vernon Whaley, this episode is full of biblical encouragement and real talk.We even break into a few impromptu Scripture songs from our childhood—because sometimes the best theology is tucked into a tune you can’t forget.Whether you're a worship leader, a parent, or someone who just loves God’s Word and music, this episode will challenge and encourage you to treasure truth through song.

In this special episode of Sunday Reverb, Joe and Shelli record from the brand-new podcast room at Topeka Baptist’s new building—just a mile down the road, but a big leap forward for a growing church. This week’s featured song is “I Thank God” by Maverick City Music, mashed up with the classic Don Moen chorus, “Give Thanks with a Grateful Heart.” It was the first worship set in the new space, and the theme of gratefulness ran deep.Joe and Shelli reflect on God's provision—not just of a new facility, but the ultimate gift of salvation through Jesus Christ. With a few laughs, some real talk, and references to 1 Chronicles 29, this episode is all about celebrating the goodness and faithfulness of our unchanging God.

Exhausted but grateful, Joe and Shelli record this week’s episode from bed in the middle of the church move. Featuring the song “Goodness of God” by Bethel Music, they reflect on God’s faithfulness through the years—both personally and as a church family. Inspired by Pastor Mark’s message, “Looking Back, Moving Forward,” they talk about David’s trust in God’s past victories as fuel for present courage. If you’re feeling overwhelmed, this short episode is your reminder: God’s goodness is still running after you.

In this episode Joe reflects on God's faithfulness.