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The 44
Episodes
222 episodes
Blinded By The Destination
In Numbers 22, Balaam becomes so focused on where he wants to go that he fails to recognize the warnings God has placed in his path. And if we're not careful, we can do the very same thing. Sometimes our struggle isn't that we don't know what G...
Which Way Is Your Tent Facing?
In Numbers 2, God gave Israel more than instructions about where to pitch their tents—He gave them a picture of identity, direction, and what belonged at the center of their lives. Each tribe camped under its own standard, but every camp was ar...
The Good Things Technique
In this episode of The 44, we look at the “Good Things Technique” through the lens of Psalm 88 and Philippians 4:6–8. Scripture gives us permission to be honest about darkness and pain, but it also teaches us to be intentional about wh...
Hiding the Right Things
In this episode of The 44, we ask a simple but challenging question: are we hiding the right things? Jesus teaches in Matthew 6 that some acts of righteousness are meant to be done in secret, while Scripture also calls us to bri...
My Life Through the Eyes of Angels
In Exodus 24, Israel boldly declares, “All that the LORD has spoken we will do,” but just forty days later they are gathered around a golden calf. In this episode, I’m not pointing the finger at them, I’m asking how often I do the same thing by...
From Head to Feet
In Episode 36, “From Head to Feet,” we dig into Paul’s prayer in Colossians 1 and the difference between knowing more about God and actually knowing God. Paul prays that our knowledge of God’s will would move into our walk—...
Help Me Look Up
In Acts 7, Stephen is surrounded by angry men, accusations, and stones but instead of looking around, he looks up and sees Jesus standing at the right hand of God. In this episode, we explore why Jesus may have been standing and what Ste...
Chills
Some people have a way of showing up at just the right time and saying exactly what you needed to hear. In this episode of The 44, we talk about finding people whose wisdom moves us, surrounding ourselves with voices that help shape us toward C...
Mound Visit
A Little League mound visit delivered a reminder far bigger than baseball: “If you walk the next five batters, Jesus is still Lord. If you strike out the next five batters, Jesus is still Lord.” In this episode, we look at Jesus’ words a...
Only In Goshen
In this episode of The 44, we journey into Exodus 9 and the devastating plague of hail, stopping at one remarkable phrase: “Only in the land of Goshen.” While judgment fell across Egypt, God made a clear distinction for His peop...
I'd Rather Drive
A cancelled flight, a rerouted destination, and a long night of difficult decisions became an unexpected lesson about trust. Why is it so hard to surrender control, even when we know God is leading? In this episode, we explore what delayed flig...
Don't Quarrel on the Way
As Joseph sends his brothers back to Canaan, he leaves them with one simple instruction: “Do not quarrel on the way.” Why would those be his final words? In this episode, we slow down to examine one small detail in Genesis 45:24 and disc...
The Great Stone Face
In this episode of The 44, we explore Nathaniel Hawthorne's classic story The Great Stone Face and discover the powerful biblical truth hidden within its pages: you become what you behold. Through 2 Corinthians 3:18, Acts 4:13, and Hebrews 12:1...
One Race. Different Pace. Same Savior.
In this episode of The 44, we eat on one of the easiest details in Scripture to overlook—John outrunning Peter to the empty tomb in John 20:3-8. As we slow down and pay attention to the text, we discover powerful lessons about pursuing...
Kidron Crossing
In John 18:1–2, Jesus crosses the Kidron Valley on His way to Gethsemane, a detail that is far more significant than it first appears. In this episode, we explore how the Kidron became a place associated with the removal of idols and uncleannes...
When The World Wins Your Heart
In this episode of The 44, we explore the sobering story of Demas. A man who once labored alongside Paul but ultimately walked away because he "loved this present world" (2 Timothy 4:10). Through the few verses that mention his name, w...
Mercy In The Clouds
Last week we asked, "Whose rainbow is it?" This week we go a step further. In a culture filled with controversy, criticism, and pressure to conform, what can the rainbow teach us about God's patience, mercy, and truth? Join us as we explore Gen...
Whose Rainbow Is It?
It is June, and with it come conversations about identity, truth, symbols, and what they mean. In this episode of The 44, we explore a simple but important question: Whose rainbow is it? From Genesis 9 to a modern-day Major League Baseball pitc...
Broken Crayons Still Color
In this episode of The 44, a simple phrase written on the side of a cup at the Ocala Farmers Market becomes a powerful reminder of the gospel: Broken crayons still color. Through the stories of David, Peter, Paul, and others, we...
Smiles of Providence
George Washington frequently spoke of the providence of God in moments of unlikely victory, while Abraham Lincoln reflected on providence in the midst of suffering and national tragedy. In this episode, we explore what God’s providence really m...
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Forgotten Evidence
In John 6, Philip stands in front of a massive problem and immediately begins calculating what they do not have. But the deeper issue is not the size of the crowd, it is that Philip momentarily forgets everything he has already seen Jesus do. I...
Balm in Gilead
In this episode, we unpack the meaning behind the song “There Is a Balm in Gilead” and the powerful Scripture it comes from in Jeremiah 8:22. Tracing the idea of “balm” through passages like Genesis and other places in Jeremiah, we dis...
Thus Far (200th Episode)
Episode 200 of The 44 is less about a number and more about remembering the faithfulness of God along the journey. In this episode, we explore milestone moments throughout scripture—from the memorial stones in Joshua 4 to Samuel’s Eben...
22 Stanzas Later (Reflections on Psalm 119)
After slowly walking through each stanza of Psalm 119, one truth kept standing out: how much of what we are searching for spiritually is already right in front of us in God’s Word. In this episode, we talk about the simplicity, beauty, and suff...
When Worship Feels Boring
Have you ever caught yourself thinking church feels…boring? This episode challenges that idea by asking whether the problem is really the worship or our hearts. Looking through Scripture, we see that God has always cared more about engaged, hun...