Big Sky Testify

Big Sky Testify
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Big Sky Testify is a podcast dedicated to sharing authentic stories of faith, hope, and transformation. Each episode features honest conversations with everyday people about life’s challenges, breakthroughs, and the ways Jesus is working in ordinary lives. We believe faith isn’t just a Sunday activity — it’s a journey lived in the highs, lows, and everyday moments. Through inspiring testimonies and thoughtful dialogue, Big Sky Testify invites listeners to reflect, be encouraged, and even share their own stories of God’s presence in their lives. Join our community under the wide-open skies and discover the power of testimony, connection, and faith in action.

  1. 2일 전

    Dear God, Amen: Acts 13: Called to Go, Courage to Stand, Joy to Continue

    Acts 13 takes us from prayer and fasting to confrontation, persecution, jealousy, surrender, and ultimately the incredible reach of the Gospel. In this episode of Dear God, Amen, Adam and Obie dig into Acts 13 and discover that this chapter is about much more than Paul's missionary journey. It's about what happens when ordinary people allow the Holy Spirit to lead them. The conversation begins with a powerful question about prayer, forgiveness, and whether we can bring our past to God. From there, Adam and Obie explore what it means to make our homes our first mission, why worship involves giving God our time, talents and treasures, and how surrender means letting go of the desire to control both Christ and the world.  They also tackle some difficult subjects in Acts 13: biblical confrontation, politics and faith, sin, pride, jealousy, and the temptation to turn ministry into something about ourselves. Obie's personal story about wrestling with jealousy in worship ministry becomes an honest look at how easily our gifts can become about us instead of God.  Then comes one of the biggest themes of the chapter: the Gospel is for everyone. Paul preaches Jesus, His resurrection, forgiveness, and freedom from sin—and when the Gentiles hear that salvation is available to them, they respond with joy.  And even when Paul and Barnabas are rejected and driven out, they don't quit. They shake the dust off their feet and continue forward filled with joy and the Holy Spirit.  This is a conversation about what it looks like to surrender, stand firm, let go of jealousy, put your home in order, and carry the light of Christ wherever you go. Come study Acts 13 with us on Dear God, Amen. Send us Fan Mail

  2. 6일 전

    Pray, Pray, Pray: When Disappointment Reveals the Depth of God

    Disappointment is something every person encounters—including Christians. Sometimes we're disappointed in ourselves. Sometimes we're disappointed in other people or our circumstances. And sometimes, if we're honest, we're disappointed with God. We prayed. We hoped. We believed. And the answer didn't come—or the answer was simply no. But what if disappointment isn't necessarily a crisis of faith? What if it can become an invitation to a deeper faith? In this episode of Pray, Pray, Pray, Adam explores what happens when our expectations collide with God's sovereignty. Through Scripture, Adam considers the vastness, depth, beauty, goodness, faithfulness, mercy, holiness, and wisdom of God—and asks us to move beyond simply asking, “Why didn't God give me what I wanted?” toward the deeper question: “Who is God when I don't get what I want?” From Habakkuk's worship in the middle of loss to Jesus praying in Gethsemane, we see that biblical faith doesn't require us to pretend we're not hurting. We can bring our disappointment honestly before God while still learning to trust His heart. Ultimately, the character of God is revealed to us through Jesus. And the goal isn't simply for God to change our circumstances—it is for us to become more like Christ. Maybe the question isn't simply, “How do I get past this disappointment?” Maybe the deeper question is: “Who am I becoming through it?” Because when we don't understand God's hand, we can still look at Jesus and remember God's heart. Send us Fan Mail

  3. 8월 7일

    Dear God, Amen: Acts 12: When God Breaks the Chains

    What happens when the situation looks impossible—but the church keeps praying? In Acts 12, James has been killed, Peter is locked in prison, sixteen soldiers are assigned to guard him, and Herod appears to hold all the power. Then God intervenes. An angel enters Peter's prison, his chains fall away, the gates open, and Peter simply walks out. In this episode of Dear God, Amen, Adam is joined by lifelong friend Eric for a conversation about one of the most cinematic chapters in Acts. Together they explore the miraculous escape of Peter, the power of a praying church, the danger of placing our faith in human power, and the judgment of Herod. But Acts 12 also becomes personal. Eric shares part of his own journey back to Jesus and describes realizing that he had built his own prison. That opens a deeper conversation: What are the guards keeping us in chains today? Pride? Addiction? Lust? Anger? Fear? Unforgiveness? And what happens when we finally surrender? The conversation moves from Peter's physical chains to our spiritual ones, from Herod's pursuit of glory to the danger of modern-day idols, and ultimately to forgiveness, spiritual warfare, the Armor of God, and the freedom found only in Jesus Christ. Sometimes God breaks the chains. Sometimes He calls us to be an ambassador while we're still in them. Either way, we're called to declare the Gospel fearlessly. Join us as two lifelong friends open Acts 12 and rediscover the wonder, power, and reality of the God who still sets captives free. Send us Fan Mail

  4. 8월 3일

    Pray, Pray, Pray: Walking Through Fear to Freedom

    Fear has a way of convincing us to stay exactly where we are. Stay comfortable. Don’t take the risk. Don’t have the conversation. Don’t make the change. Don’t step into the unknown. But what if freedom is on the other side of the very thing we’re afraid to walk through? In this episode of Pray, Pray, Pray, we explore what Scripture teaches us about fear, faith, surrender, and trusting God when we cannot see what comes next. Looking at Moses and the Israelites at the Red Sea, we see a powerful picture of what it means to walk through fear toward freedom. God made the way—but they still had to trust Him enough to walk through it. Through personal stories of career change, uncertainty, surrender, worship, and learning to trust God in uncomfortable moments, this episode is a reminder that faith doesn’t always mean the absence of fear. Sometimes faith is choosing to obey God while you’re still afraid. Whatever you’re carrying today—fear of change, financial uncertainty, anxiety about the future, a difficult decision, or simply the fear of stepping outside what is comfortable—you don’t have to carry it alone. Bring it to Jesus. Surrender it at the foot of the cross. Trust the character of God. And when He makes a way forward, have the courage to walk through fear into freedom. Send us Fan Mail

  5. 7월 31일

    Dear God, Amen: Don't Call Unclean What God Has Made Clean

    What happens when God challenges our assumptions? In Acts 11, Peter explains why he entered the home of Gentiles and witnessed the Holy Spirit move among people many believed were outside of God's covenant. This chapter marks a turning point in church history as the Gospel expands beyond the Jewish people and reaches the nations. Adam and Obi discuss Peter's vision, the fulfillment of God's law through Christ, and why the Church must never become a place that decides who is "worthy" of hearing the Gospel. They also explore the birth of the church in Antioch—where believers were first called Christians—and what that name should mean for believers today. This conversation challenges us to ask difficult questions:  Are we allowing culture or tradition to become barriers to the Gospel?  Have we judged people by appearance rather than by God's grace?  Are we living lives that truly reflect Christ? The Gospel isn't reserved for people who have their lives together. It's the power of God for everyone who repents and believes. Send us Fan Mail

  6. 7월 27일

    Pray, Pray, Pray: The Father Runs Toward You

    In this episode of Pray, Pray, Pray, Adam explores one of Jesus' most powerful parables—the Prodigal Son (Luke 15)—through the often-overlooked perspective of the Father's heart. Whether you've wandered far from God, struggled with pride like the older brother, or wondered how Christians should respond to new believers, this episode is a reminder that God's compassion is greater than our failures. Adam shares personal reflections about his own journey from work-driven pride back to Christ and challenges believers to stop acting like the jealous brother and instead become faithful servants who celebrate every person God brings home. Grace isn't earned. Salvation isn't deserved. And heaven rejoices every time someone comes home. Send us Fan Mail

  7. 7월 24일

    Dear God, Amen: Acts 10: The Gospel Is for Everyone

    In Acts 10, Peter and Cornelius receive life-changing visions that reveal one of the most significant turning points in the early Church: the Gospel is not reserved for one nation or one people—it is for everyone. Adam and Obie discuss God's supernatural guidance through visions and dreams, the importance of listening to the Holy Spirit, authentic worship, biblical masculinity, and why Peter's encounter with Cornelius forever changed the mission of the Church. This conversation also challenges believers to examine what they truly bow to in life. Are we submitting to culture, status, politics, possessions, or are we surrendering to Jesus Christ alone? If you've ever wondered whether God still speaks, how He leads His people today, or what it truly means to live surrendered to Christ, this episode is an encouraging reminder that God's invitation extends to every heart willing to receive Him. Send us Fan Mail

  8. 7월 20일

    Pray, Pray, Pray: Who Trains Your Hands for Battle

    What does it truly mean to be a man of God? In this episode of Pray, Pray, Pray, Adam explores the powerful words of Psalm 144, where David declares, "Blessed be the Lord, my Rock, who trains my hands for war and my fingers for battle." Today's culture often points men toward self-reliance, emotional suppression, and modern stoicism. While discipline and resilience have value, they can never produce the transformation that only the Holy Spirit can bring. Through Psalm 144, Ephesians 6, Galatians 5, and other key passages, Adam explains that biblical masculinity isn't about becoming harder—it's about becoming holier. God trains men to lead their families with humility, love, courage, sacrifice, and dependence on Christ. Whether you're a husband, father, young man, or someone praying for the men in your life, this episode is a call to allow God—not culture—to define what strength truly looks like. Because the strongest man is the one who knows where his strength comes from. Send us Fan Mail

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Big Sky Testify is a podcast dedicated to sharing authentic stories of faith, hope, and transformation. Each episode features honest conversations with everyday people about life’s challenges, breakthroughs, and the ways Jesus is working in ordinary lives. We believe faith isn’t just a Sunday activity — it’s a journey lived in the highs, lows, and everyday moments. Through inspiring testimonies and thoughtful dialogue, Big Sky Testify invites listeners to reflect, be encouraged, and even share their own stories of God’s presence in their lives. Join our community under the wide-open skies and discover the power of testimony, connection, and faith in action.

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    Big Sky Testify
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    2025년 - 2026년
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