The Austin Stone Podcast

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Our podcasts share personal stories of what God is doing across the globe through the lives of everyday believers. Whether it's listening to a goer overseas or a tour of racially-significant landmarks in Austin, these stories help encourage the church to worship Jesus for who He is and to remember what He has done.

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Ep15 Chasing Shadows: Series Reflections

We have some big takeaways from the Ecclesiastes sermon series. We’ve also got a few unresolved tensions. Tyler David joins Ross and Val to wrap up the Chasing Shadows Podcast with an update on what seems to be a new work of the Holy Spirit among students at the University of Texas.

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Life is a Mist

Halim Suh explores how Christians should respond to the uncertainty of our life and the certainty of our death.

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Ep14 Chasing Shadows: Wisdom for Life, Part 2

A small fly can spoil the whole batch. A thousand follies lead to one big disaster. And wisdom doesn’t prevent all suffering or failure. This seems bleak. But take heart, Christian. In this episode, we discuss how the truths of Ecclesiastes instruct us in how to live, even in the suburbs, with courage and hope in Jesus.

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Wisdom for Life, Part 2

Ross Lester explores the importance of making wise decisions and eliminating foolishness from our lives.

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Ep13 Chasing Shadows: Carpe Diem

Death is an inevitability. How your life plays out is entirely uncertain. Your work and your memory will fade from existence. There are many ways people deal with this reality, from constantly scrolling to endless pleasure seeking. But Christians are called to more. How can we be joyfully content?

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Carpe Diem

How should we make the most of our lives in light of eternity? Ross Lester explores wisdom from the book of Ecclesiastes.

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Introducing God With Us: An Audio Advent Devotional

As we head into the holidays, looking toward Christmas, join us right here for a new daily audio devotional for Advent.

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Ep12 Chasing Shadows: Living Wisely Under Foolish Kings, Part 2

Jesus wasn’t a centrist. That’s too simple a conclusion. And following after Him with earnest zeal does not draw us to a specific political position. Jesus brings an entirely new paradigm. He makes us citizens of His Kingdom by the power of His blood. And yet, God has placed us in this time and this place, and as citizens of His Kingdom, we have been called to proclaim Him with our lives, with our voice, and even with our votes. But how should we vote? Should we vote? Let’s discuss.

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Introducing God With Us: An Audio Advent Devotional

As we head into the holidays, looking toward Christmas, join us right here for a new daily audio devotional for Advent.

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Adalynn

20/10/2023

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I love that god help him🫶🏻 it touched my heart
Pastor was a predator from 2011-2024…

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willienelson55

Don’t support this church or this podcast. I used to listen and love it but guess what? They are just like every other church. They are not of God. They do not protect children. They foster abuse.
Authentic, Biblical Teaching

18/09/2020

Garrett Bagwell

I love the Austin Stone! The pastors here are committed to gospel-saturated, biblical teaching. They often preach verse-by-verse right through books of the Bible and they always seem to walk the balance of challenging and convicting yet ever encouraging as they point their congregation to the finished work of Jesus!
A refreshing, yet deep approach.

19/10/2017

Fishsurfvball

Really enjoy how the Austin Stone approaches and delivers messages through the challenges of expositional preaching.

Our podcasts share personal stories of what God is doing across the globe through the lives of everyday believers. Whether it's listening to a goer overseas or a tour of racially-significant landmarks in Austin, these stories help encourage the church to worship Jesus for who He is and to remember what He has done.