In Episode 15 of Unshakable Promises, Dr. Daniel Sproul explores one of the most challenging and common experiences in the life of faith: waiting on God without losing hope. Many people are waiting for answers, healing, direction, restoration, or change, and over time that waiting can feel heavy, confusing, and discouraging. This episode speaks directly to those seasons when prayers feel unanswered and God’s timing feels slower than expected.

Through Scripture and thoughtful reflection, this episode unpacks why waiting feels so difficult, how uncertainty and delay can drain hope, and what the Bible actually teaches about waiting on the Lord. You will hear how waiting is not wasted time, but often a place where trust is deepened, character is shaped, and faith is refined. Biblical examples from both the Old and New Testament show that waiting has always been part of God’s work with His people.

This episode also offers practical encouragement for how to wait well without becoming bitter, numb, or discouraged. It addresses the emotional weight of long seasons of waiting, the difference between waiting and giving up, and how to anchor hope in God’s character rather than in timelines. If you are in a season of delay and wondering if God is still at work, this episode is a reminder that you are not forgotten and that hope can remain alive, even in the waiting.

In Episode 14 of Unshakable Promises, Dr. Daniel Sproul explores God’s promise of peace in a world filled with anxiety, noise, and constant pressure. Many people feel restless, overwhelmed, or on edge, even when life looks fine on the outside. This episode speaks directly to that tension and reminds listeners that biblical peace is not the absence of problems, but the presence of God in the middle of them.

Through Scripture and real-life reflection, this episode unpacks why peace feels so hard to hold onto, how modern life quietly feeds anxiety, and what God actually means when He promises peace. You will hear why worry often feels productive but drains the soul, how comparison and control disrupt rest, and why God’s peace is steady even when circumstances are not.

This conversation also looks at faithful people in the Bible who struggled with fear and exhaustion, showing that anxiety is not a sign of weak faith. Instead, it is often an invitation to deeper trust. From Jesus calming the storm to God’s gentle care for the weary, this episode offers reassurance that peace is not something you have to manufacture or earn.

If you are tired in ways sleep does not fix, carrying worries you cannot seem to quiet, or longing for a deeper sense of calm, this episode will help you slow down, refocus, and rest in God’s unshakable promise of peace.

Welcome back to Unshakable Promises with your host, Dr Daniel Sproul. In Episode 13, we take a clear and grounded look at one of the most talked about yet often misunderstood foundations of the Christian faith, the Trinity.

This episode walks through the meaning of Father, Son, and Holy Spirit in a way that is simple, biblical, and easy to follow. Rather than using complex theology or abstract language, Dr Sproul explains the Trinity step by step, showing how Scripture reveals one God who exists eternally in three distinct persons. Listeners will explore what the Trinity is, what it is not, and why it matters far beyond doctrine or debate.

Throughout the episode, biblical passages are woven in to show how the Trinity appears from Genesis through the New Testament, shaping prayer, salvation, identity, and daily faith. You will learn how the Father plans, the Son redeems, and the Holy Spirit guides, and why this shared work reveals God as relational, loving, and present.

The episode closes with a reflective prayer, inviting listeners to move beyond head knowledge and into deeper relationship with God. This teaching is designed for believers at any stage of faith who want clarity, confidence, and a stronger foundation rooted in Scripture.

If you have ever struggled to explain the Trinity or wondered why it matters, this episode is for you.