Riot Podcast

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  1. 1d ago

    300th Celebration | RIOT Podcast

    300th Celebration is the topic that will be discussed today on RIOT Podcast, a Christian Discipleship Podcast. 300 Episodes. One Mission. One Faithful God. It’s hard to believe… What started as a simple conversation around God’s Word has now become 300 episodes of asking honest questions, opening the Bible, and growing together in our relationship with Jesus. This milestone is even more special because Episode 300 was recorded LIVE in Honduras! Throughout this episode, Bill, Bob, and Pete look back on the journey, share stories that have never been told, reflect on the lessons God has taught them, read incredible listener testimonies, answer rapid-fire questions, and look ahead to what God may have in store for the future. But the greatest celebration isn’t reaching 300 episodes. It’s seeing what God has done through His Word. We’ve heard from listeners who rediscovered the joy of studying Scripture, pastors who became more intentional disciple-makers, families who began meaningful conversations around the dinner table, and people who moved from simply following religious traditions to walking in a genuine relationship with Christ. To everyone who has listened, watched, prayed, shared an episode, or encouraged someone else to join the conversation… Thank you. You are part of this ministry, and we’re grateful to have you on this journey with us. As we celebrate Episode 300, our prayer remains the same as it was on Episode 1: Know Jesus. Love His Word. Live It.

  2. Jul 30

    Standing Firm Together 1 Peter 3:8-17 | RIOT Podcast

    Standing Firm Together 1 Peter 3:8-17 is the topic that will be discussed today on RIOT Podcast, a Christian Discipleship Podcast. What If the World’s Greatest Evidence for Christianity Isn’t an Argument… but a Christian? Most people think defending the Christian faith begins with having the right answers. But the Apostle Peter begins somewhere else. He begins with our relationships. In this special Riot Podcast Live episode (recorded during last week’s livestream), we continue our study through 1 Peter and discover why a church that lives in unity, humility, compassion, and love becomes one of the most powerful witnesses to a watching world. Before Peter tells believers to “always be ready to give an answer,” he first calls them to live the Gospel together. In this episode, we explore three life-changing truths from 1 Peter 3:8–17: Live the Gospel (vv. 8–12) Why unity is different from uniformity The power of compassion and genuine Christian community Why humility strengthens relationships How blessing instead of retaliation reflects the heart of Christ Trust the Gospel (vv. 13–14) Why following Jesus sometimes comes with opposition How to overcome the fear of people Why faithfulness matters more than popularity Share the Gospel (vv. 15–17) What Peter really means by “Always be ready to give an answer” Why apologetics begins with a transformed life How to defend your faith with gentleness, respect, and hope The one question every Christian should be prepared to answer: “How has Jesus changed your life?” This conversation reminds us that people often watch our lives long before they listen to our words. Our greatest testimony isn’t winning arguments, it’s becoming more like Jesus. “By this everyone will know that you are My disciples, if you love one another.” — John 13:35 Scriptures Discussed 1 Peter 3:8–17 John 13:35 Philippians 2:2–8 Romans 12:15 Galatians 6:2 James 5:16 Psalm 34 John 14:6 John 15:20 1 Corinthians 15 Question for you: If someone asked you today, “Why do you have hope?”, what would you say?

  3. Jul 23

    How Does Spiritual Drift Begin? | RIOT Podcast

    How Does Spiritual Drift Begin? is the topic that will be discussed today on RIOT Podcast, a Christian Discipleship Podcast. What If You’re Drifting Away from God Without Even Realizing It? Spiritual drift rarely happens overnight. It begins with small compromises. Misplaced priorities. Quiet distractions. Before long, what once felt like a vibrant relationship with God becomes routine, and we don’t even notice how far we’ve wandered. In this episode, we continue our journey through the book of Micah by exploring the first chapter of this powerful prophetic book. While Micah’s message was originally spoken to Israel and Judah nearly 2,700 years ago, it speaks directly to our lives today. Together, we’ll explore: How spiritual drift quietly begins Why God always warns before He disciplines Why sin is ultimately a heart issue not just a behavior problem What idolatry looks like in the 21st century Why Micah wept instead of celebrating God’s judgment How small compromises eventually shape entire lives What God’s discipline reveals about His love The question every believer should ask: “Where has my heart slowly drifted from God?” Micah reminds us that God’s warnings are never meant to push us away, they are loving invitations to come home. Every correction is rooted in His mercy. Every confrontation is motivated by His desire to restore His relationship with His people. Because God’s greatest concern has never simply been our behavior. His greatest desire has always been our hearts. “My sheep hear My voice, and I know them, and they follow Me.” — John 10:27 Question for you: Where do you think spiritual drift usually begins in our actions, or in our hearts?

  4. Jul 16

    Why Did God Send the Prophet Micah? | RIOT Podcast

    Why Did God Send the Prophet Micah? is the topic that will be discussed today on RIOT Podcast, a Christian Discipleship Podcast. What If You’re Being Discipled by Something You Don’t Even Realize? The Book of Micah isn’t just an ancient prophecy about Israel. It’s a mirror that confronts every generation. In this episode, we begin a brand-new study through the book of Micah by stepping back into the world he lived in, a nation that looked successful on the outside but was quietly collapsing on the inside. Wealth was increasing. Religion was thriving. Yet hearts had drifted far from God. Could the same thing be happening today? Together, we’ll explore: Why God raised up the prophet Micah at this specific moment in Israel’s history How prosperity can quietly lead to spiritual complacency The difference between religious performance and a genuine relationship with God Why God often chooses unlikely people to accomplish extraordinary purposes What Micah teaches about the World System, the Religious System, and the Kingdom of God Why God’s warnings are always invitations to restoration not condemnation The one question every believer should ask: “Who or what is disciplining my heart?” Micah’s message reaches far beyond ancient Israel. It challenges us to examine what is shaping our priorities, identity, and relationship with Jesus. Because the greatest threat isn’t always obvious rebellion. Sometimes it’s simply becoming busy with religion while slowly losing intimacy with God. “He has told you, O man, what is good… to do justice, to love mercy, and to walk humbly with your God.” — Micah 6:8 Question for you: What do you think is discipling people’s hearts the most today, the world, religion, or a relationship with Jesus?

  5. Jul 9

    Why Does Grief Hurt So Much? | RIOT Podcast

    Why Does Grief Hurt So Much? is the topic that will be discussed today on RIOT Podcast, a Christian Discipleship Podcast. Why does losing someone we love feel like losing a part of ourselves? Grief is one of life’s deepest and most universal experiences. Whether you’ve lost a spouse, parent, child, sibling, friend, or someone who shaped your life, the pain can linger far longer than anyone expects. In this episode, we explore what the Bible says about grief, why it hurts so deeply, and how God meets us in our sorrow. Rather than offering clichés or quick fixes, we open Scripture to discover the hope, comfort, and presence of Christ for those walking through loss. Together, we’ll answer questions like: Why does grief feel like part of us died too? Why do painful memories return months or even years later? Why can grief feel so lonely, even when people surround us? Where is God when our hearts are shattered? Is it normal to still be grieving years later? How do we keep living after losing someone we love? Does the Bible offer real hope beyond death? Throughout this conversation, we look at the lives of David, Jesus, and other biblical examples that remind us we are never alone in our suffering. Jesus Himself wept, carried our sorrows, and ultimately conquered death so that grief would never have the final word. Whether your loss is recent or happened years ago, our prayer is that this episode reminds you that God sees every tear, walks beside you in every valley, and offers a hope that reaches beyond the grave. “The Lord is near to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit.” — Psalm 34:18 What has helped you most as you’ve walked through grief? Share your story in the comments, you never know who may find hope through your words.

  6. Jul 2

    250 Years of Freedom. Americas Story | RIOT Podcast

    250 Years of Freedom. America’s Story is the topic that will be discussed today on RIOT Podcast, a Christian Discipleship Podcast. As the United States of America celebrates 250 years of independence, this special episode of the Riot Podcast looks back at the people, principles, sacrifices, and ideas that have shaped America’s remarkable story. From the courage of the Founding Fathers and the signing of the Declaration of Independence to the Constitution, faith, innovation, immigration, military service, and humanitarian leadership, we explore the events that helped define a nation built on the belief that liberty is a gift worth preserving. This isn’t a discussion about political parties, it’s a conversation about history, character, gratitude, and the responsibility that comes with freedom. In This Episode Why George Washington became the “Father of Our Country” The enduring significance of the Declaration of Independence How the Constitution was designed to protect liberty The influence of biblical principles and faith on America’s founding The powerful role of legal immigration in building the nation American innovation that changed the world—from flight to artificial intelligence America’s legacy of humanitarian aid and global generosity Presidents whose leadership shaped history Honoring the sacrifices of those who defended freedom Why freedom always comes with responsibility and what kind of nation we should leave for the next generation. Whether you’re an American, someone who admires America’s history, or simply interested in how faith, leadership, and liberty intersect, this episode offers a thoughtful reflection on one of history’s most influential nations. “Freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction.” — Ronald Reagan As we commemorate this historic milestone, may we remember those who came before us, appreciate the freedoms we enjoy today, and commit ourselves to preserving truth, character, and hope for future generations. Featured Topics George Washington Declaration of Independence United States Constitution Bill of Rights America’s Christian Heritage Immigration American Innovation Humanitarian Leadership Military Service Freedom & Responsibility Join the conversation: What do you believe has been America’s greatest contribution to the world over the past 250 years?

  7. Jun 25

    How Gambling Quietly Steals More Than Money | RIOT Podcast

    How Gambling Quietly Steals More Than Money is the topic that will be discussed today on RIOT Podcast, a Christian Discipleship Podcast. Can a Christian gamble without it quietly changing their heart? Online gambling, sports betting, fantasy leagues, casino apps, and digital slot machines have made gambling more accessible than ever before. What once required a trip to a casino now lives inside our smartphones available 24/7, waiting for moments of boredom, stress, loneliness, or financial pressure. In this episode of the RIOT Podcast, we move beyond the question, “Is gambling a sin?” and explore the deeper biblical issues behind gambling: 1. Why gambling has become one of the fastest-growing addictions in modern culture 2. Why people are drawn to the promise of quick wealth and financial freedom 3. What Scripture teaches about stewardship, contentment, greed, and trusting God 4. The difference between wise investing and gambling 5. How gambling affects marriages, families, and relationships 6. Why people continue chasing losses despite repeated failure 7. How gambling can quietly become a form of spiritual bondage 8. Practical, biblical steps toward lasting freedom in Christ Rather than focusing only on behavior, we examine what gambling reveals about our desires, our fears, and ultimately where we place our trust. The Bible consistently points us away from shortcuts and toward faithful stewardship, patience, diligence, and complete dependence on God. Whether you’ve struggled with gambling personally, know someone who has, or simply want to understand what the Bible teaches about money and contentment, this conversation will challenge you to look beyond the bets and ask a much bigger question: What are you trusting to provide the hope, security, peace, and freedom that only Christ can truly give? Scriptures Discussed Proverbs 13:11 Proverbs 21:5 Proverbs 27:20 Ecclesiastes 5:10 Matthew 6:24 Luke 12:15 Luke 8:17 Philippians 4:11 Hebrews 13:5 1 Timothy 6:10 1 Corinthians 6:12 James 5:16

  8. Jun 18

    Did Jesus Appear in the Old Testament? | RIOT Podcast

    What Mature Christianity Actually Looks Like is the topic that will be discussed today on RIOT Podcast, a Christian Discipleship Podcast. Most Christians know the story of Jesus beginning in Bethlehem. But what if His story started long before that? In this episode of the Riot Podcast, we explore one of the most fascinating questions in all of Scripture: Did Jesus appear in the Old Testament before His birth? Together, we examine the biblical evidence behind what theologians call Christophanies, pre-incarnate appearances of Christ throughout the Old Testament. From the Angel of the Lord who appeared to Hagar in the wilderness, to the burning bush, Jacob’s wrestling match, Joshua’s Commander, and the mysterious fourth man in the fiery furnace, we trace the fingerprints of Christ across the pages of the Old Testament. In this conversation, we discuss: Why Jesus did not begin at Bethlehem What the “Angel of the Lord” reveals about God’s nature The strongest biblical examples of Christophanies Why many scholars connect these appearances to Christ How the Old and New Testaments tell one unified story What these encounters teach us about God’s character and redemption Why seeing Jesus throughout Scripture changes the way we read the Bible today Whether you’re new to this topic or have studied it before, this episode will challenge you to see Scripture through a wider lens and discover how Christ has been at the center of God’s redemptive plan from the very beginning. Key Scriptures: John 1:1–3 John 8:58 Genesis 16 Genesis 22 Genesis 32 Exodus 3 Joshua 5 Daniel 3 Luke 24:27 Hebrews 13:8 What do you think? Do you believe the Angel of the Lord was a pre-incarnate appearance of Christ? Which Old Testament encounter stands out to you the most? Thanks for listening and don’t forget to: Follow us on Facebook Follow us on Twitter Follow us on Instagram Subscribe to our Youtube Channel Follow us on Rumble The RIOT PODCAST is a listener-supported podcast: Donate Now

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    Riot Podcast
  • Years Active
    2020 - 2026
  • Episodes
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