The Heart Of God

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Why is Christanity so divided? What does God really want us to know about who He is? His Word is perfect, we are not. We have morphed and twisted His perfect message into self-justifications based our ideas of who He is. We can’t limit an infinitely Sovereign God who has clearly communicated His purpose, priorities, and plans for us. He is bigger than we can express. He is larger than we can explain. So we move beyond our divisions, to His Prayer. He prayed we "...would be one..." Jesus prayed we would know, The Heart Of God.

  1. 1d ago

    Episode 170 His New Name?

    Episode 170 | His New Name? The Heart of God Podcast. A mystery in Scripture that most believers have never noticed? Jesus will receive a new name. Not a nickname. Not a title we already sing. A name so holy, so hidden, that it is not fully revealed until the end of the age—when the Rider on the white horse appears, fire and smoke fill the earth, and the Light of the World steps back onto the battlefield of history. In this episode of The Heart of God, we open Revelation and ask: What is the new name of Jesus? When will it be revealed? Who will know it? And why does eternity hang on worshiping Him by a name the world has never heard? We follow the trail from the letters to the churches to the climax of the Book of Revelation. Jesus promised, “I will write on him… my own new name” (Revelation 3:12). Later we read of a name written that no one knows but Himself (Revelation 19:12). Then the King of kings and Lord of lords appears over the Battle of Armageddon. Darkness flees. Heaven opens. The crucified and risen Christ returns—not as the suffering Servant only, but as the conquering King. If you have confessed your sin and trusted Christ, this is not abstract theology. Scripture says His people will know that name and wear that name. It will mark your identity forever. Part of heaven will be worshiping Jesus by His new name—the name written on the overcomer, the name no enemy can counterfeit, the name that belongs to the Lamb who became the returning King. This episode is for anyone hungry for Bible prophecy, the Book of Revelation, the Second Coming of Jesus, the Battle of Armageddon, the names of Jesus, worship in heaven, and the hope of eternity with Christ. If you want a podcast that takes Scripture seriously, exalts King Jesus, and calls you into holy wonder—start here. Subscribe to The Heart of God. Share this episode with someone who needs hope. The King is coming. And He is coming with a name.SEO keywords: His New Name Jesus, Revelation 19, Revelation 3:12, new name of Jesus, Book of Revelation explained, Battle of Armageddon, Second Coming of Christ, King of kings Lord of lords, worship in heaven, names of Jesus in the Bible, Christian prophecy podcast, The Heart of God Episode 170, Jesus returns, end times Bible study, what will heaven be like.

  2. 6d ago

    Episode 169 Why Is "Trans" So Defended? Part 2

    Episode 159 | Why Is “Trans” So Defended? The Heart of God Podcast: Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham said biological men should not compete in women’s sports. She called it common sense. She said she wanted to protect girls in locker rooms and defend Title IX. Then came the boos, the rallies, the union statements, and a media storm that treated a female athlete’s defense of women’s basketball as heresy. In this episode of The Heart of God, we ask the question the culture refuses to ask: Why is “trans” so defended? And how does God want to transform us? He explains in Romans 12:1-2. And God used the word long before today's activists did. Why is a WNBA player vilified for saying only biological women belong in women’s sports? Why has Riley Gaines, a championship collegiate swimmer, been shouted down, surrounded, and physically confronted on college campuses for the same claim? And why does disagreement now feel, to so many, like an invitation to destroy a person rather than debate an idea? We examine the Sophie Cunningham WNBA controversy, the fight over transgender athletes in women’s sports, men in women’s basketball, fairness in female athletics, and the growing pressure on women who refuse to lie. We look at whether biological males are competing in women’s basketball internationally, how governing bodies from the WNBA to FIBA and Olympic sports have become battlegrounds, and why “protect women’s sports” has been recast as hate speech. This is not only about sports. It is about a larger “culture of death” that now links transgender ideology, abortion politics, campus radicalism, and the idea that opponents are not neighbors to persuade but enemies to silence. The assassination of Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University stands as a grim warning of what happens when political disagreement is moralized into annihilation. If you care about women’s sports, Title IX, biological reality, free speech, Christian truth, and the soul of a culture that no longer knows how to argue without wishing people gone—this episode is for you.   Keywords: Sophie Cunningham Indiana Fever, WNBA transgender athletes, men in women’s sports, protect women’s sports, Riley Gaines swimmer, Title IX women’s basketball, biological women only, trans ideology, Charlie Kirk assassination, culture of death, Christian podcast, The Heart of God Episode 159.

  3. 6d ago

    Episode 168 Why Is "Trans" So Defended?

    Episode 168: Why Is "Trans" So Defended? The Heart of God Podcast with Barry Voorhies. On the heels of the 2026 FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup in Berlin, Germany, writers and fans are asking why Caitlin Clark wasn’t starting and why she didn’t receive more consistent playing time for Team USA—despite a historic debut, leading the Americans in assists, and changing the tempo off the bench. Is it simply a veteran-first coaching decision? A racial dynamic? Or is something larger at work in how culture now treats standout women, fairness, and biological reality? This episode of The Heart of God goes far beyond the court. Around the world, we see an intense campaign to normalize radical sexual and gender lifestyles—from the mocking “Last Supper” tableau at the Paris Olympics to the books now stocked in public libraries and school libraries. Why has it become so culturally protected for men to declare they are women and women to declare they are men? Why has it become taboo to say biological men should not compete in women’s sports at any level? Sophie Cunningham said exactly that a few months ago: women and girls should not have to compete against biological men, and locker rooms and categories exist to protect them. She was booed, denounced, and treated as a villain for stating what previous generations considered common sense. The WNBA players’ union issued statements, protests followed her team, and the conversation quickly shifted from basketball to ideology. Are there underlying spiritual laws driving these conversations in our time? Is this simply politics and social pressure, or are we watching prophecy unfold—confusion of male and female, inversion of created order, and a new gospel that redefines what Paul meant when he wrote that in Christ there is neither male nor female (Galatians 3:28)? Some churches now teach that verse as license to erase sex distinctions rather than as a statement of equal standing before God through faith, not a denial of creation. We examine the biblical text in context, the difference between spiritual unity and physical reality, the cultural enforcement of gender ideology, the defense of “trans” identity even when it collides with women’s sports, safety, and children, and what Scripture actually says about male and female, truth-telling, and the last days. If you have felt pressure to stay silent, watched women’s categories erode, wondered why stating biological facts now carries a social cost, or want a clear-eyed look at whether these trends line up with biblical prophecy, this episode is for you. Subscribe to The Heart of God for weekly biblical analysis of current events, prophecy, gender and sexuality debates, women’s sports, Caitlin Clark and the 2026 FIBA World Cup, Sophie Cunningham and the WNBA transgender athlete controversy, Galatians 3:28, creation order, spiritual warfare, and the heart of God in a confused age. Search terms listeners use: transgender athletes women’s sports Christian view, why Caitlin Clark not starting Team USA World Cup, biblical meaning neither male nor female, gender ideology churches, prophecy last days gender confusion.

  4. Sep 8

    Episode 167 Why Fig Leaves?

    Episode 167 – Why Fig Leaves? The Heart of God Podcast: Why did Adam and Eve cover themselves with fig leaves in Genesis 3? Fig leaves appear only twice in the entire Bible. Is that coincidence—or is God revealing a prophetic pattern that stretches from the Garden of Eden to the last days? In this episode, we unpack the fig leaf's hidden symbolism. Jesus points to the same image in Matthew 24:32 when He describes the fig tree putting forth its leaves as a sign of the end times. What if those two mentions are connected? What if the fig leaf that covered human shame in Eden also pictures Israel’s national covering—and the coming moment when that covering is no longer needed? Tucker Carlson and Candace Owens continue to promote a modern form of Replacement Theology that writes national Israel out of God’s future plans. Yet Romans 11 is crystal clear: “all Israel will be saved” when the fullness of the Gentiles has come in. As a Christian Zionist, I refuse to stay silent. God still has a purpose for the nation of Israel during the Tribulation Period, and the fig-leaf imagery may be one of the clearest pictures He gave us. Join me as we connect Genesis 3, Matthew 24, Romans 11, and today’s headlines. Discover why the fig leaf still matters, why Replacement Theology falls short, and why defending God’s covenant with Israel is not optional for those who love the heart of God.If you’ve ever wondered whether the Church has replaced Israel, or whether the fig tree Jesus spoke of is already putting forth leaves, this episode is for you.

  5. Aug 27

    Episode 164 What Is A Woman?

    The Heart of God – Episode 164: What Is a Woman? Is a question few expected to dominate headlines, sports, prisons, and public debate. In The Heart of God Podcast Episode 164: What Is a Woman?, this Christian Bible teaching episode confronts that question head-on through Scripture, current events, and the design God revealed in Genesis 1. This episode of The Heart of God explores why the question “What is a woman?” is now at the center of culture. It examines recent positions associated with the WNBA, the controversy around eligibility in women’s sports, and the claim that if NBA veteran Enes Kanter Freedom says he is a woman and is eligible for the WNBA draft, who has the authority to say he is not? Questions surround Sophie Cunningham and her statements about men in women's sports. Listeners will also hear why organizations such as the International Olympic Committee have moved from accepting a simple passport to requiring a DNA test for Olympic participation. The episode also addresses reports that the California penal system has moved more than 4,000 men into women’s prisons, and asks why that policy exists and what it means for women. Then it turns to the Bible: What three things does Genesis Chapter 1 teach that now sit at the forefront of conflict in our time? Why would an organization sell out of T-shirts that simply say XX and XY? And why are people attending sporting events being thrown out for wearing those shirts? If you are searching for a Christian podcast on what a woman is, a biblical view of gender, Genesis 1 creation, women’s sports, chromosomes XX and XY, Olympic eligibility, or faith and culture, Episode 164 of The Heart of God Podcast is built for that search. Subscribe to The Heart of God for Scripture-centered episodes that speak clearly when the culture will not.

  6. Aug 21

    Episode 163 Does God Play Race Favorites? Part 2

    Discover the powerful biblical truth in The Heart of God Podcast Episode 163: Does God Play Race Favorites? Part 2. This transformative Christian podcast episode dives deep into God’s eternal plan for creating a people who are a royal priesthood, fully rooted in the unbreakable promises God made to Abraham in Genesis 12:1-3. In this compelling Bible study, the host of The Heart of God carefully unpacks how God is faithfully fulfilling His covenant with Abraham by forming a chosen people from every nation, tribe, and tongue. Explore the vital New Testament connection to Israel revealed in Romans 11, and see how multiple prophetic passages throughout the Book of Revelation powerfully reinforce God’s unchanging word and His ultimate plan for humanity. While competing worldly ideologies continue to pit race against race and fuel division, The Heart Of God Podcast boldly declares that God solves race issues not through human systems, but through His abundant grace and mercy extended individually to every man and woman who believes. Whether you are searching for a Christian podcast on race and the Bible, a deep dive into the Abrahamic covenant, Romans 11, Israel, Revelation prophecy, or the true meaning of the royal priesthood, Episode 163 of The Heart Of God delivers clear, scripture-saturated teaching that draws listeners closer to the heart of God. Tune in now to The Heart Of God Podcast – Does God Play Race Favorites? Part 2 and discover how God’s plan of grace transcends every racial barrier. Perfect for anyone seeking biblical answers on God’s people, Israel, end-times prophecy, and racial reconciliation through Jesus Christ. Subscribe to The Heart of God today for more faith-building episodes that reveal the true heart of God!

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Why is Christanity so divided? What does God really want us to know about who He is? His Word is perfect, we are not. We have morphed and twisted His perfect message into self-justifications based our ideas of who He is. We can’t limit an infinitely Sovereign God who has clearly communicated His purpose, priorities, and plans for us. He is bigger than we can express. He is larger than we can explain. So we move beyond our divisions, to His Prayer. He prayed we "...would be one..." Jesus prayed we would know, The Heart Of God.