Best CSAC Podcasts (2025)

God’s righteous judgment on the whole earth is going to affect everyone. It’s going to be devasting. It will come a point in time when it’s too late to call out to God. So, now’s the time of salvation.

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The Peace of the Lord (Isaiah 19) David Huynh 34:01

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God’s judgment on Egypt will be extensive, but there will come a day when even the Egyptians will be sent a Saviour so that they can be God’s people along with Judah. This is a prophecy that looks forward to the fulfilment of the Abrahamic covenant through Jesus who draws all nations to himself.

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The City of the Lord (Isaiah 13-14) David Huynh 33:22

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Isaiah prophesies Babylon’s destruction, as representative of all cities/nations that oppose God and his kingdom. Only the kingdom that Jesus establishes will endure forever.

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Do you like talking about death? (1 Samuel 31) David Huynh 31:27

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Saul’s death was good news to God’s enemies, while Jesus’ death is good news to those who believe in him

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Will David return to God? (1 Samuel 30) David Huynh 34:43

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After David returns to God, he responds with outrageous generosity. When Jesus returned to God, he distributed his grace to his church (Eph 4:1ff).

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Have you put your trust in the faultless one? (1 Samuel 29) David Huynh 36:45

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Even though David wasn’t faultless, God saved him from himself. Jesus is faultless and saves us from ourselves.

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What do you do when you reach breaking point? (1 Samuel 27) David Huynh 28:48

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David reaches breaking point and gives way to fear. But when Jesus was sweating blood, he turned to God in prayer (Luke 22:44)

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God and Saul (1 Samuel 23) David Huynh 31:26

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David’s road to kingship was difficult but certain, as it was with Jesus who was betrayed and crucified.

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Will you give credit where credit is due? (1 Samuel 26) David Huynh 30:25

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David’s actions were so righteous and faithful that Saul couldn’t help himself but praise him. Jesus is righteous and faithful and deserves our praise.

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Will David take the shortcut to the throne? (1 Samuel 24) David Huynh 31:42

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David rightly refused to take a shortcut to kingship. Jesus likewise refused when tempted by Satan in the wilderness (Matt 4).

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The King and the Apostle Peter (John 21) David Huynh 38:18

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Jesus reinstates Peter who must lead by loving and feeding Jesus’ sheep.

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The King who was raised to life (John 20:1-18) David Huynh 28:22

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The resurrection of Jesus is a historically reliable fact.

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The death that fulfilled scripture (John 19:28-37) David Huynh 28:21

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Jesus’ death fulfilled scripture

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The King who prayed (John 17) David Huynh 33:13

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Jesus prayed a God glorifying and gospel-centered prayer for himself, his disciples and us.

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The King who is hated by the world (John 15.18-16:33) David Huynh 37:09

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Jesus was hated by the world, and warns his disciples that they will be too.

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The King who is the true vine (John 15.1-17) David Huynh 31:40

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Jesus is the true vine, and those who remain in him are fruitful in love.

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The King who promises the Holy Spirit (John 14.15-31) David Huynh 36:35

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Jesus will not leave his disciples as orphans, but will be with them by his Spirit.

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The King who comforts his disciples (John 14:1-14) David Huynh 27:52

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Jesus comforts his disciples with the certain hope of eternal life, certain path through Christ, and certain promise in him.

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The King who loves to the end (John 13) David Huynh 37:26

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Though God put all things under Jesus’ power, he used it to love his own to the end (sacrificial foot washing symbolic of sacrificial death to wash away/forgive our sins).

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The King who came to save the world (John 12:12-50) David Huynh 36:48

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Jesus’ hour has come for him to be glorified, that is, to die for his people.

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One gospel, many workers (Colossians 4:10-18) David Huynh 41:54

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Though there is only one gospel, there are many who do the work to see the gospel bear fruit and grow (cf. 1:6).

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A biblical view of training (1 Tim 4:6-8) Dan King 27:17

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"training" in the Bible is primarily training godly character, and secondarily training for ministry skills / for service of the body. We should all seek to be trained because we're all supposed to be serving. And that training can happen formally, informally, and by osmosis.

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The transforming power of the gospel (Colossians 4:7-9; Philemon 1-25) David Huynh 33:41

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Paul’s final greetings in Colossians coupled with his letter to Philemon reveal how the gospel transforms lives and relationships.

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Living as God’s People (Colossians 3:17-4:6) Robert Reside 21:15

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How should Christians relate to each other and others.

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A New People (Colossians 3:1-17) Robert Reside 19:47

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Living as God’s Children

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Jesus was more than a baby! (Luke 2:1-20) David Huynh 20:49

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Jesus was born to rule (Messiah) and save (Saviour).

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Challenges of being different (Colossians 2) Robert Reside 24:05

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Similar Challenges Daring to be different. Shutting out the external noise. Being different can be lonely and even dangerous. Seeking worldly validation. Accepting that Jesus alone is Lord. Paul’s Solutions Developing a God-centred perspective. Allowing Jesus to be Lord of their lives. Staying connected with the Christian community Growing in our u…

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Dealing with our fears (Colossians 1:1-14) Robert Reside 20:03

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Living in an uncertain world Dealing with our fears Adopting a God-centred perspective Jesus is bigger than any problem we face. Our faith is grounded in eternity security We have been rescued from powers of darkness We face the future with Jesus beside us.

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Jesus is the greatest superhero! (John 1:1-14) David Huynh 20:56

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Jesus is God who became man on the very first Christmas to do what no "superhero" can do: give life to all who believe in him.

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Work and New Creation (Rev 21:1-8) David Huynh 33:38

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The new creation is already here, and the work of reconciliation is our responsibility today.

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Work and Redemption (Ephesians 2:1-10) David Huynh 34:05

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We're not saved by works, but saved for good works.

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Work and Rebellion (Ecc 2:1-11) David Huynh 35:04

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Sin has made our work toilsome, even idolatrous.

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Work and Creation (Psalm 104) David Huynh 33:20

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Work is good because God works and created us to work.

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The Branch of the LORD (Isaiah 11-12) David Huynh 31:37

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Isaiah promises a coming Spirit-filled King who will turn away God’s anger and gather a people for himself from all nations through a new exodus. In response, we are to sing his praises and declare him to all nations. Jesus is the promised Spirit-filled king who turns away God’s anger and inaugurates God’s perfect kingdom.…

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Who Is The Prince of Peace? (Isaiah 11:1-9) Stu White 30:41

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The Prince of Peace is at the centre of the vision for Zion in the book of Isaiah, and asserts a reign of peace through judgemen

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The Remnant of the Lord (Isaiah 9.8-10.34) David Huynh 37:17

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Judah should not have relied on Assyria, for they will be used by God to punish Israel and in turn be punished by God. The remnant of God will rely on him. Jesus relied on God’s word (Matt 4:4).

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"Undercover" God (Philippians 2:5-11) David Huynh 21:28

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Jesus is God who became man to die on the cross for us.

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In God’s Plan there is Hope (Isaiah 7:1-9:7) Robert Reside 28:01

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The world is in God’s hands and he provides hope for his people.

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Isaiah 6 - Robert Reside 27:50

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Isaiah 6

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The vineyard of the Lord (Isaiah 6) David Huynh 28:30

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God’s grace has been exhausted. He spared no expense on God’s people, and it returned nothing. This is expressed in song (vv.1-7), as a series of 6 woes concerning Judah’s bad fruit (vv.8-25) before Judah’s destruction is described (vv.26-30). Jesus is the true vine (John 15).

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The Plan of the LORD (Isaiah 1) David Huynh 34:21

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God's people have rebelled and will perish, but there is hope for a remnant whose sins will be washed away. Jesus fulfils this vision of Isaiah (Luke 4:14-21)