Special Guest Season Episodes

Join Isaiah Leininger, Walker Howell, and guest Wesley Hazel as they explore the profound concept of God's sovereignty, His control over all things, and how this understanding can bring peace and purpose to our lives. This episode delves into biblical examples, theological insights, and practical applications for trusting in God's big plan.

Join us as we explore the profound attributes of God's omnipotence, its biblical foundation, and its relevance to our lives today. Our guest, Robert Hatfield, shares deep insights into God's power, creation, salvation, and how we can trust in His limitless strength.

In this episode, Isaiah Leininger, Walker Howell, and guest Gabriel Yeager explore the profound concept of God's justice, its biblical foundation, and its implications for believers. They discuss how God's justice harmonizes with His love, the cultural misunderstandings surrounding divine punishment, and the importance of understanding God's standards of righteousness.

Welcome to the Through the Eyes of Jesus Podcast, where hosts Walker and Isaiah delve into life's challenges from a divine perspective. In this episode, titled "Know or Know About: What's The Difference?", we welcome special guest Steve Moore, author of books like 'Satan's Wager', 'Superhero Being', and 'First Person Messiah'. Steve joins us to illuminate a crucial distinction within the Christian walk: the profound difference between merely knowing about God and truly knowing God personally. ...

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to be a missionary? What would it be like to live in a foreign country for the sole purpose of teaching people about Christ? Join Walker, Isaiah, and their guest Alex Rodichev as they discuss his experience with "The Mission Field in Ukraine."

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to be a missionary? What would it be like to live in a foreign country for the sole purpose of teaching people about Christ? Join Walker, Isaiah, and their guest, Jonathan Crowell, as they discuss his experience with "The Mission Field in West Africa."

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to go on a short-term mission trip? What would it be like to travel somewhere new to teach the gospel? Join Walker and Isaiah as they discuss Isaiah's experience in, "Short Term Missions."

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to be a missionary? What would it be like to live in a foreign country for the sole purpose of teaching people about Christ? Join Walker, Isaiah, and their guest Wayne Parker as they discuss his experience with "The Mission Field in Micronesia."

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to be a missionary? What would it be like to live in a foreign country for the sole purpose of teaching people about the gospel? Join Walker, Isaiah, and their guest Dr. Terry Edwards as they discuss his experience with "The Mission Field in Italy."

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to be a missionary? What would it be like to live in a foreign country for the sole purpose of teaching people about Christ? Join Walker and his guest Lance Mosher to discuss his experience with "The Mission Field in New Zealand."

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to be a missionary? What would it be like to live in a foreign country for the sole purpose of teaching people about Christ? Join Walker, Isaiah, and their guest Byron Benitez as they discuss his experience with "The Mission Field in Guatemala."

Many people wonder what it would be like to be a missionary. What would it be like to live in a foreign country for the sole purpose of teaching people about Christ? Some people become missionaries, but not everyone. What about those in the United States who need to hear the gospel? Join Walker, Isaiah, and their guest Rob Whitacre as they discuss his experience with "The Mission Field in the United States."

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to be a missionary? What would it be like to live in a foreign country for the sole purpose of teaching people about Christ? Join Walker, Isaiah, and their guest Nkoshi Mpofu as they discuss his experience with "The Mission Field in Zimbabwe."

If you've ever been a stranger in a strange land, you know that there can be a lot of difficulties as you attempt to adjust to the culture around you. Unfortunately, one of those difficulties is trying to handle someone who has a racist attitude against you. How should you respond to this if you are a missionary for the Lord? Join Walker, Isaiah, and their guest, Dr. Rick Brumback, as they discuss "Tackling Rasicm and Prejudice as an International Missionary."

Have you ever wanted to be able to talk to someone who has a different culture than you do but struggled to know what to do? You are not alone. It can be difficult for many people to talk to people from different cultures or backgrounds. So, how do we do this, especially to spread the gospel? John Walker, Isaiah, and their guest, Jon Jones, as they discuss "Learning to Cross-Cultural Boundaries."

As Christians, we are supposed to evangelize just like Jesus did while He was on the Earth. This is something that we need to do intentionally. But what does that mean? How does it look to evangelize intentionally? Join Walker, Isaiah, and their guest Michael Moon as they discuss, "Practical Living: Evangelizing Intentionally."

What happens when we're heartbroken? This world has many tragic happenings every day, and sometimes the weight of grief is too much to bear on our own. In these times of trial, where can we look? Is there anything to be found in the Scriptures? Join Walker, Isaiah, and Dr. Justin Rogers, director of the graduate school of theology at FHU, as they discuss, 'Dealing with Grief."

Why? It's a question many of us have grown up asking, and a question that begins to hold more and more weight the more we experience in this world. Many things around us are confusing, confounding, and seemingly senseless. No matter how much good we try to do, it seems like the only thing we find ourselves left with is bad. Why do bad things happen to good people? Join Walker, Isaiah and Dr. Matthew Sokolowski as they examine "The Problem of Suffering."

Saying I'm sorry is a hard thing to do, except when we don't mean it. Forgiveness is something that is difficult to understand, and even more difficult to carry out. How do we respond when people do us wrong? Do we become the bigger person, or do we give them what they gave to us? What happens when the person who needs our forgiveness is ourselves? What does this look like in practice? Join Walker, Isaiah, and Jeff Jenkins of The Jenkins Institute as they discuss, "The Value of Forgiveness."

Fighting in the streets. Dogfights over countries. Torpedoes beneath the sea. Violence moves like an epidemic across the Earth. It is demoralizing, it is disheartening, yet it is seemingly unavoidable. It is on every scale from country conflict to personal disputes. For Christians, this provides many questions. Do we get up and defend our country, or do we stay passive? How do we handle ourselves when violence is threatened against us? How do we try and stop it? Join Walker, Isaiah, and Preacher Robert Hatfield as we discuss, "The Bible and Violence."

One of the saddest things to begin to rise in the past 20 years is the rate of mental health issues, especially among young people. This is not a statistic exclusive to the world, nor is it one we can even pretend to ignore. However, we can often conflate the rising trends with feeling as though it is a new idea, and thus can worry about or even disregard the question of whether or not God spoke about such things. Join Isaiah, Timothy, and Lonnie Jones, a licensed professional counselor, police chaplain and de-escalation strategy tutor, as they discuss, "Mental Health and Suicide."

For the past few years, it seems like the news has been on in every airport lobby, every waiting room, and every social media feed you come across. Every waking moment of the day can be spent obsessing over the next political hot seat, scandal, or issue. It oftentimes makes us question how to feel, view, or act in our own Christian lives with so much happening around us. How do we balance politics and God in a way that glorifies him. Join Walker, Isaiah and Dr. Mark Blackwelder, Dean of the College of Biblical Studies at FHU, as they discuss, "Political Policies and the Church."

Holy matrimony, or wholly malformed? Marriage is a blessing, but many in our world today struggle to see it as such. There have been many alterations, extensions, and substitutions since God's original model, so how do we see it the same way He does? Are we in unison, or have we grown apart from the plan? Join Walker, Isaiah and Dr. Donnie Debord as they discuss, "Marriage, Divorce, and Remarriage."

We are more interconnected than ever in the 21st century, which comes with a whole new slew of problems. Back-alley dealings are now only a click away, shameful storefronts are now anonymous, and the difficulties of an addicted world are more prevalent than ever. More than most other points in previous centuries, we are seeing addiction statistics rise in most every regard across the board. Join Walker, Isaiah, and Dr. Doug Burleson, Assistant Dean of Biblical Studies at FHU as they discuss, "Pornography, Sex, and Drugs."