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But What Did GOD Say?™
But What Did GOD Say?™ is a Scripture-centered podcast devoted to discipleship, identity in Christ, and living according to God’s truth.
Rooted in John 8:31–32, each episode invites listeners to remember and return to GOD. Through thoughtful exploration of Scripture, we seek to understand what it means to abide in His Word, follow Jesus faithfully, and live out the truth that sets us free through Christ.
Whether you are new to the faith, desiring to grow in the ways of God, or simply seeking clarity, this podcast is a space to pause, listen, and realign with what God has already said.
Because in the end, it’s not what the world says, what we think, or what we feel—
it’s what GOD says that matters.
But What Did GOD Say?™
Latest Episodes
Prayer According to Jesus: The Heart of the Father
In this opening series of “Prayer According to Jesus,” we explore what prayer looks like when it flows from The Father’s Heart—from relationship, trust, and the goodness He has revealed in His Word.As disc...
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Faith According to Jesus: Will He Really Find Faith in the Earth?
In this final episode of “Faith According to Jesus,” we sit with one piercing question from Luke 18: “When the Son of Man comes, will He find faith on the earth?” In a world flooded with fear, division, and constant noise, we explore w...
Faith According to Jesus: Faith That Strengthens Others
In our continuing “Faith According to Jesus” series, this episode looks at “Faith That Strengthens Others.” We follow Peter from Jesus’ words in Luke 22—“I have prayed for you, that your faith should not fail; and when you h...
Faith According to Jesus: Faith That Saves
In our continuing “Faith According to Jesus” series, we walk through Luke 7:36–50, where Simon the Pharisee hosts Jesus for dinner, and a woman with a shattered reputation comes in and falls at His feet. Jesus tells a story about two debtor...
Faith According to Jesus: Faith That Jesus Sees
In our “Faith According to Jesus” series, this episode walks through Luke 5:17–26 (with the parallel in Mark 2:1–12), where four friends carry a paralyzed man, break through the crowd, and lower him through the roof to Jesus. We sit with the ph...