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Living The Word

Living The Word

By: Eric Thompson
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 Living The Word equips Christians to make much of Jesus. Download our podcasts going through God's Word, one chapter at a time."LTW" is a faith-centered podcast dedicated to equipping believers with a deeper understanding of Scripture and practical ways to live a Christ-honoring life.

Hosted by Eric Thompson, the podcast explores daily Bible studies and current topics from a biblical worldview, challenging listeners to stay grounded in faith amid the distractions of a secular world.Copyright Eric Thompson Social Sciences Spirituality
Episodes
  • Judges 15

    Judges 15
    Aug 29 2025
    In this gripping episode of Christian Talk, we dive into Judges 15, where Samson unleashes an unforgettable act of vengeance with an unlikely weapon—300 foxes. Betrayed by his own people and provoked by the Philistines, Samson ignites a firestorm that leaves destruction in its wake. This story isn’t just about physical strength—it's about the explosive consequences of unresolved anger and how God’s purposes unfold even through flawed vessels. We explore how Samson, despite his supernatural strength, is driven more by emotion than by obedience. His personal vendettas entangle him deeper in conflict, yet God continues to use him to confront Israel’s oppressors. What does this say about God's sovereignty—even when His people act in selfishness or rage? And what can we learn today from a man who was set apart for God's mission but kept acting on impulse? Join us as we unpack the spiritual lessons from Samson’s fiery retaliation. You’ll gain insight into dealing with betrayal, mastering emotions, and trusting in God’s plan—even when life feels unfair. Judges 15 reminds us that God’s strength is not limited by our weakness, and His purposes will stand—even through the chaos we create. Keywords:
    Samson - Judges 15 - Christian Talk - Bible podcast - Samson’s revenge - Foxes and fire - Philistines - Old Testament stories - God’s sovereignty - Strength and weakness - Biblical warfare - Samson and Delilah
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    21 mins
  • John 3 - Part 2 - When Followers Get Jealous of God’s Plan

    John 3 - Part 2 - When Followers Get Jealous of God’s Plan
    Aug 27 2025
    In John 3:22–26, we witness a pivotal moment of tension between John the Baptist’s disciples and Jesus' growing ministry. John had faithfully prepared the way, baptizing in the wilderness and calling Israel to repentance. Yet now, Jesus’ ministry was flourishing, and more people were going to Him. John’s disciples, concerned and even jealous, came to him with a complaint: “Rabbi, that man… is baptizing, and everyone is going to him.”This passage addresses the ongoing struggles with pride, comparison, and ministry rivalry that persist today. John’s disciples were focused on numbers and recognition, worried that Jesus was overshadowing their leader. But John himself would later clarify that his joy was to see Christ exalted, not himself. This timeless truth reminds us that all faithful ministry ultimately points to Jesus, not to personal status or popularity.In today’s podcast, we explore what this conflict reveals about human nature, the dangers of jealousy in serving God, and the freedom that comes when we embrace our calling with humility. Just as John understood that he must decrease so Christ could increase, we too are called to let go of pride and rejoice in God’s greater plan, even when it doesn’t put us in the spotlight.
    🔑 KeywordsJohn 3:22-26 - John the Baptist - Jesus' baptism - ministry rivalry - jealousy in ministry - disciples of John - humility in faith - Christ must increase - pointing to Jesus - Christian Talk podcast - Bible teaching - spiritual pride
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    24 mins
  • John 3 - Part 1 - Jesus Teaches Nicodemus

    John 3 - Part 1 - Jesus Teaches Nicodemus
    Aug 25 2025
    Jesus Teaches Nicodemus
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    26 mins
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