Best Stephen Davey Podcasts (2025)

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The Psalm of Christ’s Suffering (Psalm 22) 13:28

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Send us a text Trouble has a way of forcing our loyalties into the open. We open Psalms 20–21 and walk a two-beat rhythm every believer knows: prayer before the fight, praise after the victory. Along the way, we trade the illusion of control—our “chariots and horses”—for the solid ground of God’s name, and we discover why allegiance to Christ is no…

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Uncommonly Rare, Undeniably Real 28:33

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Send us a text A $20 coin survived thefts, fires, a king’s collection, and a courtroom drama to fetch $7.6 million—yet it can’t buy a single act of love. We take that glittering legend and hold it up to a rarer treasure: agape that refuses rudeness, self‑seeking, and quick anger. Rather than treating love like a display piece, we walk through 1 Cor…

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Long Live the King! (Psalms 20–21) 12:26

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Send us a text When trouble looms and you feel outnumbered or overwhelmed, where do you place your trust? Psalm 20 is a call to prepare for battle by trusting in the name of the Lord. It reminds you that your confidence shouldn’t rest in chariots, horses, or human strength—but in the name, nature, and power of your God. Then Psalm 21 answers with p…

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Refusing to be Pig-Headed People 28:33

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Send us a text What if the biggest threat to your relationships isn’t what you lack, but what you quietly protect—envy, self-promotion, and a puffed-up certainty that can’t be taught? We open 1 Corinthians 13 and treat love as verbs—habits that confront our reflex to compete, parade, and look down from a tower of pride. The result is a bracing, pra…

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Breaking the Taboo: Sex, Purity, and God’s Design with Denya and Cellus Hamilton 50:30

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Today's episode is with Denya and Cellus Hamilton. Denya and Cellus Hamilton are a creative power couple based in New York City who are passionate about merging faith, culture, and authenticity. Denya, a Filipina American from Maryland with a background in business and branding, has built a career helping people tell their stories. Cellus, a rap ar…

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Surprised by the Appearances of Love 28:33

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Send us a text What if the truest test of love isn’t how we feel but how long our fuse is—and how near we’re willing to move toward hard people? We dive into 1 Corinthians 13 and sit with two verbs that refuse to be sentimental: love is patient and love is kind. Not patience with things that break, but patience with people who do; not a vague warmt…

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Better than Gold . . . Sweeter than Honey (Psalm 19:8-14) 13:02

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Send us a text What if the book on your shelf is worth more than a vault of gold and sweeter than a spoonful of honey? We walk through Psalm 19 to rethink our posture toward Scripture—moving from “I know that already” to “I can’t live without this.” Along the way, we confront a hard truth: most books inform, but only one transforms. That shift—from…

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The Voice of Creation (Psalm 19:1-8) 12:53

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Send us a text A star-filled sky can feel like a mirror for our fears—vast, cold, indifferent. Psalm 19 pushes back with a daring claim: the heavens aren’t silent at all. They testify. The sky proclaims. Creation is more than scenery; it’s a witness to God’s glory, wisdom, and grace. We walk through that cosmic sermon and then shift to the clarity …

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Seven Minus One Equals Zero 42:00

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Send us a text What if the entire logic of the gospel hinges on one daring claim: God made every nation from one man? We take you to Athens with Paul and walk through Acts 17 to show how he introduces the “unknown God” by starting at the beginning—creation, purpose, and the reality of a literal Adam. Not as a symbol or a myth, but as the historical…

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Keeping Our Inheritance in Mind (Psalms 16–18) 13:32

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Send us a text Threats, false accusations, and long delays have a way of shrinking our world to the size of our fears. We open Psalms 16–18 and watch David do something different: he prays honestly, remembers his inheritance, and lets resurrection hope redraw the map of his day. That pivot—from fixing problems to fixing our eyes—changes how we spea…

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Will True Love Please Stand Up 28:33

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Send us a text Start with a single word that dares to redefine everything: love. Not the kind that fades when the fireworks end, but agape—the steady, others-first commitment that turns a vice-soaked city into a living testimony of grace. We walk through Corinth’s streets, hear Paul’s urgent appeal in 1 Corinthians 13, and ask what happens when a c…

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Courses on Prayer and Human Nature (Psalms 13–15) 13:32

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Send us a text Threats and false accusations can twist our words, rattle our nerves, and drain our resolve. We open Psalms 16–18 with Stephen Davey to rediscover a sturdier center: a short, honest prayer, a sure inheritance, and a Savior whose empty tomb reframes every trial. From David’s “Preserve me, O God” to Peter’s claim in Acts 2, we connect …

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The Other Side of the Gospel 41:40

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Send us a text What if the part we’re most afraid to say is the part people most need to hear? We walk through Paul’s address at the Areopagus to show why the gospel isn’t just comfort—it's also a clear warning rooted in God’s holiness, justice, and love. Starting where Paul starts, we introduce God as Creator and sovereign over nations, then move …

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How to Respond When the Foundations Are Removed (Psalm 11-12) 13:34

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Send us a text When the pillars of culture shake, the first question isn’t what to do—it’s where to look. We open Psalm 11–12 and follow David’s urgent refrain to lift our eyes from crumbling sand to granite sovereignty. Along the way, a desert cross boxed in plywood becomes a modern parable for a public square uneasy with faith, and a reminder tha…

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Adam and Eve - For Real 42:00

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Send us a text Start with the biggest question on your mind late at night: not how life works, but why you have life at all. From the Areopagus in Athens to our own cultural crosswinds, we follow Paul’s bold claim that God made the world, made humanity, and made every nation from one man—then pressed that truth into the deepest layers of identity, …

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Tears, Trials, and Technology: Navigating Life’s Challenges with Michelle Stephens 57:17

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In this episode of the Humble and Honest podcast, Stephen Francis interviews Dr. Michelle Stephens, a nurse practitioner and technologist, who shares her journey of faith, healthcare, and technology. Michelle discusses her experiences with surrendering to God, navigating challenges in her marriage, and the importance of community through her nonpro…

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ABCs of Trust 12:41

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Send us a text When life feels unfair and God seems quiet, where do you put your weight? We journey through Psalms 9 and 10 to explore a pattern that carries real life: remember God’s past deeds, speak honest lament, and ask boldly for justice while holding fast to His kingship. David’s “ABCs of trust”—an acrostic threaded across both psalms—shows …

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In the Beginning 31:08

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Send us a text Start with a world that looks arranged and ask the most honest question: who arranged it? We walk up the Areopagus with Paul, listen to his bold claim that God made “the world and all things in it,” and then follow that claim into modern labs, star fields, and the quiet intricacy of a single living cell. From the intuitive logic of M…

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Songs for Future Kings and Queens 13:32

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Send us a text Do you ever feel overwhelmed by criticism or wonder if your life matters? Psalms 7 and 8 speak to both. In Psalm 7, David is falsely accused and crushed by the weight of unkind words. But instead of becoming bitter, he becomes broken before the Lord. He pleads for vindication, but he also asks God to examine his own heart. In Psalm 8…

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Setting Aside Superstition 28:33

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Send us a text Why are people so fascinated with the supernatural—ghosts, spirits, haunted houses, even Bigfoot? Recent surveys show that nearly half of Americans claim to have had a supernatural encounter. Yet with all this obsession comes fear, confusion, and anxiety. In this episode of The Wisdom Journey, Stephen Davey explores Acts 17 and Paul’…

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Divine Appointments 31:31

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Send us a text Have you ever dismissed an encounter as random, only to later see how meaningful it was? The apostle Paul experienced that in Athens. Surrounded by idols and philosophers, he found himself drawn into conversations he never planned—but God had planned them. Those “chance encounters” became divine appointments, opening the door for Pau…

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Quick to Trust . . . Quick to Confess 13:05

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Send us a text How do you respond when life collapses around you—or when your own sin pulls you down? Psalms 3–6 give us real answers. Whether David is running from enemies or from his own failures, these psalms reveal how trust in God and confession to God change everything. In Psalm 3, David is literally on the run from his son Absalom. His world…

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The Psalm of Coronation 13:32

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Send us a text What nation deserves your highest allegiance? Psalm 2 invites you to reframe how you view leadership, loyalty, and ultimate authority. This coronation psalm, likely sung at David’s enthronement, points to a far greater King—one whose reign will never end. In this episode, you’ll learn how Psalm 2 doesn’t just describe ancient kings; …

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A Good Model for an Open Mind 31:47

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Send us a text Open-mindedness is a celebrated virtue today, but what does it really mean? Many people are open to anything—cosmic energy, horoscopes, or personal feelings as ultimate truth—while closing their minds to Scripture. Acts 17 introduces us to the Bereans, a community that provides a timeless model of how to be truly open-minded. In this…

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An Original Book of Poetry 14:52

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Send us a text How do you stay spiritually stable in an unstable world? Psalm 1 gives us a practical, powerful blueprint for living a blessed life—a life rooted in truth, resistant to compromise, and rich with spiritual fruit. In this episode, you’ll discover why God starts the book of Psalms with this foundational passage, inviting you into a life…

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The Suffering King 32:33

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Send us a text What happens when the gospel collides with culture? In Acts 17, Paul arrives in Thessalonica and begins reasoning with the Jews in the synagogue. For three weeks, he opens the Scriptures, connecting the prophecies of the Old Testament to the suffering, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. The result is explosive. Some believe, jo…

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Almost Happily Ever After 12:31

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Send us a text What does “happily ever after” really look like for someone who has suffered deep loss? In the final verses of the book of Job, we watch God restore Job’s life in surprising and beautiful ways—but we’re reminded that restoration doesn’t erase grief. Stephen Davey walks you through Job 42 and shows how Job’s story ends, not with perfe…

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Waiting to Be Wanted 31:17

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Send us a text What comes into your mind when you think about God? That question, A.W. Tozer once said, reveals more about your future than anything else. In this message from The Wisdom Journey, Stephen Davey opens a new series on the character of God. From creation’s beauty to the revelation of Scripture, we are invited to study God’s nature, His…

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Dragons and Dinosaurs (Job 40:15-42:6) 13:32

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Send us a text What do dinosaurs and dragons have to do with suffering? In this final portion of God’s response to Job, the Lord describes two enormous creatures—behemoth and leviathan. Far from myth or metaphor, these creatures were real, powerful, and terrifying. But why would God bring them up now? Stephen Davey walks you through Job 40–42 and s…

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Making It Safely Home 28:33

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Send us a text What’s the goal of your life? Many of us pursue success, comfort, or recognition—striving for the “summit” of achievement. But Solomon, the wealthiest and wisest king of Israel, reminds us that these goals can leave us empty and vulnerable, like climbers who collapse after reaching the top of the mountain but never make it safely hom…

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Chasing a Carrot on a Stick 32:34

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Send us a text What are you chasing? A bigger paycheck, a better title, or a new relationship? The world tells us that satisfaction is just one step away—if we can grab the next carrot, we’ll finally be happy. But Ecclesiastes 6:7–9 tells a very different story. Solomon, the wealthiest and wisest king of his day, warns that you can have a full life…

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A Trip to the Zoo (Job 38:39-40:14) 13:22

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Send us a text Why would God talk about animals to a suffering man? In this episode of The Wisdom Journey, Stephen Davey explores Job 38:39–40:14, where God responds to Job not with explanations, but with illustrations from the natural world. God takes Job—and us—on a divine field trip to the zoo, highlighting creatures like lions, ravens, ostriche…

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Water, Earth, and Sky (Job 38:4-38) 13:39

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Send us a text In Job’s moment of deepest suffering, God finally speaks—but not with easy answers or quick fixes. Instead, God takes Job on a guided tour of creation. In this episode of The Wisdom Journey, Stephen Davey explores Job 38:4-38, where God reveals His unmatched power, wisdom, and control over water, earth, and sky. Why does God point Jo…

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Reversing the Rules of the Race 31:05

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Send us a text Are you running the wrong race? Ecclesiastes 6 gives us two striking examples of people who looked like winners but were actually losing. One man had wealth, possessions, and honor. The other had a large family and a long life. Yet both lacked the one thing that matters most—a relationship with God. In this episode, Stephen Davey tak…