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After Sunday: Digging Deeper

After Sunday: Digging Deeper

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S4 Ep 11: #72 - This Ancient Bible Book Predicts Our Technology Addiction

Thousands of years before smartphones, AI, and social media, the prophet Habakkuk warned about something surprisingly familiar: people creating things with their own hands... then trusting those creations more than their Creator.

S4 Ep 10: #71 - The Bible's Most Uncomfortable Truth About Mercy

Sometimes the biggest enemy to your faith isn't sin. It's believing you know who deserves God's grace. This conversation dives into the rise and fall of Nineveh, the warnings of Micah, and the uncomfortable realization that God's timeline, justice, and mercy rarely look like ours.

S4 Ep 9: #70 - This Bible Story Gets Darker the More You Think About It

Everybody talks about the fish. Nobody talks about the prophet who wanted an entire city wiped off the map. Jonah exposes something uncomfortable about human nature, forgiveness, and why God's mercy often offends the people who know Him best.

S4 Ep 8: #69 - The Bible's Most Brutal Warning Is Only 21 Verses Long

This week, Hunter and Elissa dive into Obadiah, the shortest book in the Bible, and uncover a warning that's as relevant today as it was thousands of years ago. Why does God oppose pride so strongly? Why do we secretly enjoy watching people get what they deserve? And why does God always seem to side with the humble, the broken, and the overlooked?

S4 Ep 7: #68 - The Ancient Warning That Sounds Like America in 2026

A massive disaster. A nation distracted by comfort. Religious people going through the motions while ignoring what actually matters. Sound familiar? This week we're unpacking Joel and Amos, two ancient books that feel shockingly current. We talk about why people usually don't change until life falls apart, how prosperity can quietly pull us away from God, and why Amos says your faith should be impossible to hide.

S4 Ep 6: #67 - The Bible's Craziest Marriage Story

What do Hosea, Hollywood, and modern celebrity culture have in common? More than you'd think. This conversation dives into why success can create distance from God, why humans are quick to write people off, and why God's response to broken people looks nothing like ours.

S4 Ep 5: #66 - The Hunger Games Wasn't Fiction

The pressure to fit in. The demand to conform. The fear of standing alone. Sound familiar? Long before dystopian novels and social media, Daniel was living it. Babylon offered power, influence, comfort, and success. All he had to do was compromise. This week, we're unpacking one of the Bible's most relevant stories and asking a hard question: What happens when the culture around you wants your loyalty more than your faith does?

S4 Ep 4: #65 - The Valley of Dry Bones Wasn’t About Zombies?

Israel lost everything. Ezekiel lost his future. Then God asked one insane question: “Can these bones live?” This episode dives into exile, spiritual numbness, and why God does His deepest work when your life feels completely wrecked.

S4 Ep 3: #64 - Why God Started Weeping Over His Own People

Most people think Jeremiah is about judgment. Hunter and Elissa argue it’s actually about heartbreak. This episode explores the image of God as a grieving Father watching His people slowly drift away while still looking religious on the outside. Social media perfection, fake comfort preaching, and surface-level faith.

S4 Ep 2: #63 - The Bible’s Description Of Angels Is Absolutely Terrifying

Cherubim covering their faces. Isaiah collapsing in fear. A holy God exposing every hidden thing. This episode dives into one of the heaviest moments in scripture and somehow turns it into one of the greatest pictures of hope in the Bible. If God already sees the worst parts of us, why does He still say “come closer”?

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