HeyJaredPost Sunday Podcast
Post Sunday Podcast presented by Genesis Church Orlando is a podcast dedicated to diving deeper into the word of God.
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"Where Are You, God?" Is Faith. "Are You Even Here?" Is Not. | Psalm 95 (opens the original)
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There's a difference between "God, where are you?" and "God, are you even here?" David prayed the first one all through the Psalms. Israel said the second one two chapters after walking through the Red Sea, and it became a warning for every generation after them. This week Pastor Johnny and Pastor Tim Grandstaff walk through Psalm 95 and its backstory in Exodus 17, where Israel had seen the plagues, the Red Sea, and manna from heaven and still asked, "Is the Lord among us or not?" We talk about
The Doorkeeper: Their Father Was Swallowed by the Earth | Psalm 84 (opens the original)
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His father led a rebellion against Moses. The ground opened and swallowed it whole. Then Numbers 26:11 says something strange: "But the sons of Korah did not die." Those survivors became the men who guarded the temple doors — and they wrote Psalm 84. So when they say "I would rather be a doorkeeper in the house of my God," they're not writing poetry. They're a generation deciding not to repeat their father's mistake. Pastor Johnny and Pastor Tim Grandstaff walk through Psalm 84 verse by verse: w
God only asked for Six. Not Seven. | Psalm 92 (opens the original)
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You're not tired. Your tank is empty — and those are two different problems. A nap won't fix it. Labor Day didn't fix it. You still had to buy the food, grill it, and clean it all up. Pastor Tim Grandstaff and Johnny sit in Psalm 92 — the only psalm out of 150 with a note at the top saying it's for the Sabbath — and get uncomfortably practical about rest. Tim's line the episode hangs on: Sabbath is trusting that God can do in six days what you think you need seven days to produce. If you're conv
You Can Outrun the Goodness of God | Psalm 23:6 (opens the original)
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You Can Outrun the Goodness of God | Psalm 23:6 You've been praying. You've been showing up. And somewhere in the back of your head there's a sentence you don't say out loud: I haven't felt God's goodness in a long time. Most of us assume that means He stopped. Psalm 23:6 says something harder — and stranger. "Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me" is the polite translation. The Hebrew is a hunting word: pursue, chase, hunt down. David wrote it as a man who spent most of his life being chase
God Doesn't Remove Your Enemies — He Feeds You in Front of Them | Psalm 23:5 (opens the original)
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David didn't write "God cleared the room." He wrote that God set a table — and left the enemies sitting right there, watching him eat. Psalm 23:5 is the verse most of us trail off on. We read the first four verses with everything we've got, then mumble the last two like an afterthought. But verse 5 is the outcome. It's where the psalm turns: the Shepherd becomes the host, and the sheep becomes the guest. Pastor Johnny and Pastor Tim Grandstaff spend a full hour inside one verse. In this episode:
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