Count Your Blessings, Study Deeper, and Avoid Spiritual Counterfeits - June 11, 2026

On today's episode of The Steve Marston Show, Steve reflects on King David's response to God's faithfulness in 1 Chronicles 17 and challenges listeners to take inventory of their own lives, recognizing God's hand through every season. Sometimes the best way to strengthen your faith is simply to stop and remember where God has brought you from. Steve also highlights Ministry of the Month with Allen Jackson Ministries, giving listeners a chance to receive valuable resources focused on identity in Christ and cultivating gratitude. In this episode's Seek and Find segment, we explore the often-overlooked Book of Jude and its powerful message about standing firm in the faith, showing mercy to those who doubt, and living authentically in a world filled with compromise. Later, Steve welcomes his son Tyler from the 1189 Bible Commentary YouTube channel. They discuss how Christians can move beyond a surface-level understanding of Scripture, why books like Leviticus are far more relevant than many realize, and how understanding the Bible's big-picture story helps believers grow deeper in their faith. The show also covers current Christian news, including updates from Bethany Christian Services, congratulations to podcaster Allie Beth Stuckey on her growing family, and a cautionary discussion about modern "seer" ministries and spiritual deception. Plus: a dad joke, Faith Between Your Ears scripture memory, and a powerful clip from Christian apologist John Lennox on where true hope can be found in a troubled world. Topics include:• 1 Chronicles 17 and the Davidic Covenant• Counting God's blessings• The Book of Jude• Christian discipleship and spiritual growth• 1189 Bible Commentary• Understanding Leviticus and Hebrews• Christian worldview and discernment • Spiritual deception and biblical truth• John Lennox on hope in Christ• Faith Between Your Ears• Dad Joke of the Day New episodes of The Steve Marston Show air daily with biblical encouragement, practical faith conversations, and a little fun along the way.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.