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The Bible isn’t just an old book—it’s God’s story, and it’s still alive today. His Story takes you chapter by chapter through Scripture, combining simple readings of God’s Word with prayer for every listener and occasional reflections on what the passage means for our lives right now.
Whether you’re brand new to the Bible or have been reading it for years, this podcast is a space to slow down, hear God’s Word spoken, and be reminded that His story is also our story.
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Send us a text Tune in to more content in Season 3 of the Standing Out podcast! We delve into the essence of leadership and the art of assembling a self-reliant team. Sharing personal insights on the power of leading by example, we reveal how to foster a vibrant work-life balance that keeps a team thriving. All in this exclusive one-on-one interview with Rob Light, the brilliant CEO & Co-Founder of Carrier Source. Sponsored by SPI Logistics. If you're looking for back-office suppo...
Send us a text What if the most powerful faith is the faith no one sees? We walk through Matthew 6 and discover how Jesus redirects our spiritual life from the spotlight to the secret place, where giving, prayer, and fasting become intimate acts of love rather than public performances. Calling God Father isn’t a throwaway line; it’s a radical invitation to relationship that reshapes our motives, our speech, and our daily choices. We unpack the Lord’s Prayer as a living framework instead of a...
Send us a text A king falls hard, then tells the truth. We open Psalm 51 and step into David’s confession after Nathan’s rebuke, tracing how real repentance sounds when pride finally gives way to mercy. Rather than ask for fairness, David pleads for steadfast love and abundant compassion, naming the vertical offense of sin before God while refusing to excuse himself. That clarity reframes our conflicts too, revealing how pride and self-justification keep us from the joy we crave. Together we...
Send us a text A quiet ascent, a hard command, and a name for God that changes how we face the unknown—walk with us through Genesis 22, where Abraham calls obedience “worship” and discovers the Lord who “will see to it.” We read the passage in full, sit with the tension of the knife and the voice from heaven, and follow the moment the ram appears in the thicket. Along the way, we unpack the Hebrew textures of “test” as refine, not trap, and “provide” as see ahead, not mere supply. The story r...
Send us a text A quiet hillside becomes the stage for the most searching vision of human flourishing ever spoken. We walk through Matthew 5 and let the Beatitudes, the call to be salt and light, and the hard words on anger, lust, oaths, retaliation, and enemy love work on us—not as slogans, but as a new way of being shaped by a faithful King. The message is uncompromising and strangely gentle at once: blessing meets broken places, and holiness reaches beyond rule-keeping into the motives and ...
Send us a text Thunder shakes the mountain, a trumpet sounds, and a rescued people hear the words that will shape their life together. We return to Sinai and read Exodus 20 in full, but we don’t stop at the list; we press into the heartbeat behind it—grace first, then guidance. Before a single command is given, God names what he has already done: “I am the Lord your God, who brought you out of Egypt.” That opening changes everything, transforming the Ten Commandments from a ladder into a mirr...
Send us a text The story opens with motion: travelers from the east scan the sky, see a sign, and choose to move toward a promise. That simple act—to ask, to seek, to kneel—runs headlong into a ruler who confuses fear with leadership and control with safety. We sit with Matthew 2 as it unfolds like a map of trust, tracing the Magi’s courage, Herod’s deceit, Joseph’s midnight obedience, and the God who quietly steers each step through dreams and fulfilled prophecy. We talk about why the Magi’...
Send us a text A shepherd leaves ninety-nine, a woman lights a lamp and scours the floor, and a father runs down the road with reckless joy. We walk through the lost sheep, the lost coin, and the two lost sons to find their shared center: a God who seeks, finds, and celebrates before anyone can earn their way back. The setting is tense—tax collectors drawing near while religious leaders grumble—but the response is not a debate. It’s a trio of stories that build like a symphony, each movement ...
Send us a text What if the deepest peace doesn’t wait for calm, but meets you right in the middle of the fight? We open Psalm 23 and trace its simple, fierce logic: a Shepherd who leads and restores, a valley where fear loses its grip, and a feast set in full view of enemies. As we move line by line, we unpack the surprising shift from talking about God to talking to God, and why intimacy often blooms where the light feels thin and the shadows loom large. Together we sit with the rod and sta...
Send us a text The burning bush, a divine interruption that forever changed the course of history. Moses, a fugitive shepherd in the backwaters of Midian, encounters God in the most unexpected way: through ordinary brush set ablaze yet mysteriously unconsumed. This pivotal moment reveals profound truths about how God works in our world and our lives. At the heart of this encounter stands God's breathtaking self-revelation: "I AM WHO I AM." These words unveil the very essence of God, His self...
Send us a text Light breaks through darkness in Isaiah 9, one of Scripture's most profound prophetic passages. We journey through this remarkable text that announces hope amid despair and reveals the divine nature of the coming Messiah through a series of majestic titles. The Hebrew word for "light" here, "or", echoes Genesis 1, signaling that the Messiah's arrival represents nothing less than a divine new creation. When Isaiah proclaims "Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, ...
Send us a text The turning point of biblical history unfolds in Genesis 12 as God calls one man to leave everything familiar behind. This watershed moment, what theologian John MacArthur calls "the hinge of biblical history", sets in motion God's plan to bless all nations through Abraham's lineage. What makes this passage so powerful is the raw humanity it reveals. Abraham demonstrates remarkable faith by leaving his homeland at age 75, stepping into the unknown based solely on divine promis...
Send us a text The Gospel of Matthew begins with a genealogy that serves as a theological foundation for Jesus's identity, rooting him in both Abraham's covenant and David's royal line. Matthew's careful structuring of the genealogy in three sets of fourteen generations highlights Jesus as the climax of history, while the inclusion of women like Tamar, Rahab, Ruth, and Bathsheba demonstrates God's grace toward outsiders and sinners. • Matthew's genealogy connects Jesus to both Abraham (coven...
Send us a text Have you ever stood beneath a vast night sky, gazed at countless stars, and felt simultaneously insignificant yet strangely important? This tension lies at the heart of Psalm 8, David's profound meditation on humanity's place in creation. The psalm opens and closes with the same powerful refrain, "O Lord, our Lord, how majestic is your name in all the earth!" Between these bookends, David contemplates a cosmic paradox that touches the core of human existence. Looking at the he...
Send us a text God spoke, and reality sprang into existence. Genesis 1 opens the greatest story ever told with a powerful revelation of God as the eternal source of everything—deliberate, ordered, and good. This ancient text reveals a Creator who brings perfect order from nothingness, crafting a universe with intentional design rather than random chance. What strikes us most profoundly is the creation of humanity in the imago dei—the image of God. Unlike any other creature, humans bear the d...
Send us a text "In the beginning was the Word..." The Gospel of John opens with this powerful echo of Genesis, immediately establishing Jesus not as a mere historical figure, but as the eternal Word of God. Unlike other Gospel accounts that begin with Jesus's birth or baptism, John takes us back before time itself to reveal Christ's divine nature. In this episode, we explore how John uses profound metaphors to help us understand Jesus at His core - as the Word, the Light that overcomes darkn...
Send us a text After years of helping others tell their stories of standing out, it's time to share the only story that truly matters, the story of Jesus of Nazareth. He stood out during his 33 years before making the ultimate sacrifice, and that story has never been forgotten. It's time for us to continue telling that story for the next generation. The Bible isn’t just an old book—it’s God’s story, and it’s still alive today. His Story takes you chapter by chapter through S...
Send us a text Kevin Stock's journey from Olympic Village tram driver to Executive Vice President of Engineering at GEODIS reveals powerful insights about leadership, technology, and relationship-building that are transforming logistics today. Our conversation begins with Kevin's fascinating experience at the 1996 Atlanta Olympics, where he transported athletes around Georgia Tech's campus as a college student. This unique opportunity allowed him to meet gold medalists, attend exclusive even...
Send us a text Ever wonder what happens when scientists decide to tackle the chaos of logistics? Annalise Sandu, co-founder and CEO of Chain, joins the Standing Out podcast to reveal how her journey from medical school dropout to freight tech innovator is reshaping broker-carrier collaboration. Annalise Sandu, co-founder and CEO of Chain, shares how their AI-powered visibility platform is revolutionizing freight brokerage operations by automating manual tasks while preserving human relationsh...
Send us a text After 28 years in the corporate world, Dusty realized his personal mission statement—"to enable success in others"—could have far greater impact if he dedicated himself fully to coaching and mentoring other leaders. Drawing from principles of servant leadership instilled by his early mentors, he's built a practice that helps executives navigate the complexities of their roles without falling victim to the echo chamber that so often limits leadership effectiveness. Ready to tran...
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