The Austin Stone Podcast

Halim Suh spends time in Hebrews 2:17-18 and examines the help that Jesus gives us, how He helps us, and why He’s able to help us with so much mercy, tenderness, and compassion.

Ross Lester walks through Hebrews 2:11-16 and shares a few observations about what Jesus does for us as our unashamed brother.

Tyler David continues our series through the book of Hebrews by looking at the tension and resolution of the Christian faith displayed in Hebrews 2:5-10.

Matt Blackwell walks through Hebrews 2:1-4 and outlines the importance of devoting attention to Jesus or face drifting away from Him.

Halim Suh leads us through Hebrews 1:4-14 to consider the greatness of angels and the surpassing greatness of Christ in comparison to them.

Ross Lester continues our verse-by-verse journey through the book of Hebrews by looking at the seven distinct claims made about Jesus in Hebrews 1:2-3.

Halim Suh kicks off our 45-week series through the book of Hebrews by considering what it means to have a God who speaks and for Christ to be the culmination of everything He has and will ever say.

Explore the interplay of joy and money in God's plan, emphasizing gratitude and stewardship. Delve into the emotional connection in gift-giving and caution against materialism pitfalls. Discover the influence of money on faith and happiness, highlighting the joy of generosity and the concept of multiplying joy through generosity.

Exploring radical contentment and stewardship in Christianity, reflecting on possessions and responsibilities, cultivating contentment and generosity in financial stewardship from a biblical perspective, caring for the poor and voluntary poverty, embracing contentment and generosity in God's provision

Exploring the worship and dangers of money, the podcast delves into the traps it sets and strategies to escape its temptation. It reflects on the balance between wealth and righteousness, emphasizing the transient nature of material possessions and the importance of trusting in God's providence. Radical giving and contentment in Jesus are highlighted as antidotes to the allure of money, urging a shift towards ultimate wealth and satisfaction in Him.