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  1. The Problem with Lazy Faith and the Way Beyond It

    Most of us live in a space between belief and unbelief, unsure if we’re fully trusting or still doubting. But what if embracing that messy middle—that honest, raw honesty about our doubts—could actually deepen our faith? JD Walt explores th

  2. On the Difference between Faith and Risk Management

    This episode centers on the difference between faith and risk management. Drawing from Mark 8:11–21, J.D. Walt contrasts the Pharisees’s demand for a sign with Jesus’s call to trust, arguing that faith is not about demanding certainty or co

  3. The Problem with the Rules . . . or the Possibilities

    This episode centers on Mark 7 and Jesus’s challenge to religious legalism. J. D. Walt contrasts a “gotcha” mindset with a God who is “for us,” arguing that the heart of the law is not rigid rule-keeping but love, protection, and flourishin

  4. A Holy Spirit Moment in a Coffee Shop (with Katharine Guerrero)

    This episode launches the weekly Holy Spirit Saturdays series centered on sharing real stories of divine encounters and everyday obedience. Dan Wilt invites listeners to pay attention to the Holy Spirit’s prompting, step out in faith, and t

  5. The Kind of Place Where Miracles Don't Happen

    This episode opens with a warm, family-centered celebration of Susan Walt’s birthday, setting a casual and deeply personal tone. From there, the conversation turns into a morning devotional and “wake up call” anchored in prayer and Scriptur

  6. On Becoming the Kind of People Who Don't Give Up on People

    This episode centers on Mark 5 and the story of the demon-possessed man in the tombs, using it as a picture of “impossible situations.” The message is that Jesus steps directly into the darkest, most isolated places and brings freedom where

  7. Ending The Wait with Randy Simpkins | Wake-Up Call Conversations

    Most people don't realize that every eight minutes, someone on the kidney transplant waiting list in the U.S. loses their chance at life — simply because they don't have a donor. But what if saving lives could be as inspiring as a Hollywood

  8. Who Needs the Weather Channel When You've Got Jesus?

    This episode centers on Jesus calming the storm in Mark 4 and the bigger lesson hidden inside that miracle: not just that Jesus can command the wind and waves, but that he remained completely at peace in the middle of chaos. JD reflects on

  9. The Critical Difference between Being Responsible for Others and Responsive to Them

    This episode centers on a reflection from Mark 3 and the healing of the man with the shriveled hand. The main message is that Jesus—and by extension those led by the Holy Spirit—doesn’t simply notice human need, but responds to it with life

  10. Why There Is No Such Thing as Secular

    This episode centers on Jesus calling Levi, the tax collector, and the immediate ripple effect of that invitation. The conversation highlights the simplicity and power of Jesus’ words, “Follow me,” and then turns into a joyful singalong of

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