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This episode of Pray, Pray, Pray opens with a modern story of a man hiding from his past—only to be unexpectedly seen, known, and invited into something better. Drawing a parallel to John 4 and the woman at the well, this message explores the powerful journey of faith: justification, sanctification, and glorification.Too often, believers stop at being saved—but Jesus didn’t just come to meet you where you are; He came to transform you. This episode challenges listeners to examine where they might be stuck, confront comfortable patterns, and step into the ongoing work of sanctification.You don’t clean yourself up to come to God—you come as you are. But you don’t stay the same when you truly encounter Him.Send us Fan Mail

In this deeply personal episode of Pray, Pray, Pray, we step into the tension every believer faces: freedom from sin through Jesus Christ, yet an ongoing battle with the flesh.Through raw testimony and biblical truth, this episode explores what it really means to live in victory while still fighting daily spiritual battles. From struggles with lust and addiction to the ongoing war in the mind described in Romans 7, this conversation reminds us that while sin may no longer define us, it still tries to pursue us.You’ll hear practical insight on “feeding the right dog,” standing firm against the enemy, and leaning into Scripture as a weapon. We also wrestle with the challenge of loving others well while holding to biblical truth—learning to walk in grace, not judgment, through the guidance of the Holy Spirit.If you’ve ever felt stuck between who you were and who God is calling you to be, this episode will remind you: you are not alone, the battle is real, but the victory is already won in Jesus.Send us Fan Mail

In this powerful Dear God, Amen segment, the Big Sky Testify crew dives into Acts 2:22–47, unpacking Peter’s bold first sermon and the birth of the early Church. What begins as a conversation about the Holy Spirit quickly turns into a deep exploration of repentance, grace, and the life-changing power of Jesus’ resurrection.The guys reflect on what it means to be “cut to the heart,” the beauty of forgiveness through Christ, and the reality that salvation is a free gift—not something we can earn. As they walk through Scripture, they connect Old Testament prophecy in Psalms to the fulfillment found in Jesus, revealing how the entire Bible points to Him.The conversation then shifts into a raw and honest look at the modern Church compared to the early Church in Acts—challenging believers to pursue authentic community, daily fellowship, and a faith that goes beyond Sunday mornings. From small groups to personal discipleship, this episode calls listeners into deeper relationship, bold faith, and Spirit-led living.This isn’t just Bible study—it’s a call to revival.Send us Fan Mail

In this Pray, Pray, Pray episode, we slow down and sit under the power of Hebrews 11—the great “faith chapter.” Through the stories of Abel, Enoch, Noah, Abraham, and others, we’re reminded that faith isn’t passive—it moves, obeys, and trusts even when the outcome is unseen. This episode invites you to approach God with a childlike faith, to listen, reflect, and be encouraged that faith is both the foundation and the evidence of a life that pleases Him. When we pray, we’re not speaking into the void—we’re trusting the One who is faithful to fulfill His promises.Send us Fan Mail

In this Pray, Pray, Pray segment, we explore the powerful truth that struggle is not punishment—it’s preparation. Through personal testimony and the story of Joseph, this episode challenges the way we view hardship, shifting the question from “Why is this happening to me?” to “What is God building in me?”From seasons of uncertainty, anxiety, and feeling stuck, to the refining pressure that builds endurance, character, and hope—this message reminds us that God does His best work in the hardest moments. The struggle itself may not be good, but God uses it for good.If you’re in a season that doesn’t make sense, this episode will help you see it differently: not as a setback, but as a setup for purpose. There is beauty in the struggle—but only if you don’t waste it.Send us Fan Mail

In this Dear God, Amen episode, three ordinary men step into the extraordinary truth of the Book of Acts. What begins as a simple Bible study through Acts 1 and 2 quickly becomes something deeper—an honest, Spirit-led conversation about waiting on God, the power of the Holy Spirit, and the mission of the early Church.As the disciples move from confusion to boldness, the conversation shifts into real-life struggles—touching on shame, repentance, and the very real weight of hopelessness many carry today. Through raw testimony and heartfelt prayer, this episode reminds us that the same Spirit that empowered the early Church is still moving today.This is more than a study—it’s an invitation. To open your Bible. To seek the Holy Spirit. And to remember: no matter where you are, hope has a name—and His name is Jesus.Send us Fan Mail

In this Pray, Pray, Pray segment, we confront a common struggle for believers—living out a silent faith. While fear, doubt, and discomfort can keep us quiet, Scripture calls us to something greater: a bold, visible, and active faith.This episode unpacks how prayer isn’t the end goal—it’s the fuel. Prayer aligns us with God, fills us with the Holy Spirit, and gives us the courage to live and speak truth with boldness and gentleness.Through real-life stories and biblical truth, we’re reminded that faith doesn’t always have to be loud—but it should never be hidden. Whether through words or simple acts of kindness, our faith is meant to be seen, shared, and lived out daily.Don’t let your faith stay silent. Let it move, speak, and shine.Send us Fan Mail

This week on Dear God, Amen, we step into the Book of Acts—the powerful continuation of the Gospel and the birth of the early church. After the emotional highs of Holy Week and Easter, the question becomes: now what?Acts answers that question.Through real stories of bold faith, hardship, miracles, and mission, we see what it truly means to live out a Spirit-led life. From Peter’s boldness to Paul’s transformation, and Stephen’s unwavering faith under pressure, this book shows us that the Gospel didn’t end with Jesus’ resurrection—it ignited a movement.This episode invites you to rediscover your purpose, lean into the Holy Spirit, and step into the mission God has for your life. Because Acts isn’t just something we read—it’s something we live.Send us Fan Mail

In this powerful Pray, Pray, Pray episode, we sit in the weight and beauty of John 20:30–31—the very purpose of the Gospel. Through fasting, prayer, and wrestling with doubt like Thomas, this episode explores what it truly means to believe in Jesus—not just in words, but in full surrender.This is a raw and honest reflection on faith, pride, discipline, and the moments where God meets us deeply—sometimes in distraction, sometimes in tears, but always with purpose.By believing, we don’t just understand… we receive life in His name.Send us Fan Mail

Dinah Schaffer shares a powerful and deeply moving testimony of faith, loss, and purpose. Growing up rooted in Christ, her story wasn’t marked by rebellion—but by consistency, worship, and a deep love for Jesus alongside her twin sister, Gina. Together, they led worship, served faithfully, and lived fully surrendered lives.But everything changed after a tragic accident took Gina’s life just before college.In the midst of unimaginable grief, Dinah encountered the presence of God in a way she never had before. Through heartbreak, she discovered a deeper calling—to carry Gina’s legacy, to step into music boldly, and to live with an eternal perspective.This testimony is a raw and honest reminder that even in the valley, God is still faithful. It’s a story of loss, yes—but even more, it’s a story of purpose, surrender, and the unshakable hope found in Christ.2 Timothy 1:7Send us Fan Mail

Pride and humility—two forces constantly battling within the human heart. In this honest and vulnerable episode of Pray, Pray, Pray, we unpack the many forms of pride, including the often-overlooked danger of spiritual pride, and how it quietly impacts our relationships, our mindset, and our walk with Jesus.Through personal reflection and biblical truth, this episode explores how pride can take root in subtle ways—self-reliance, comparison, stubbornness, and the need for validation—while pointing us back to the life-changing power of humility. True humility isn’t natural; it’s a daily, moment-by-moment choice to surrender, serve, and adopt the mind of Christ.If you’ve ever felt the tension between wanting to live for God and struggling with your own desires, this conversation will meet you right there—and remind you that through prayer, repentance, and reliance on the Holy Spirit, humility is possible.Send us Fan Mail

What do you do when life hands you a burden you never asked for?In this episode, we reflect on Simon of Cyrene—an ordinary man pulled from the crowd and forced to carry the cross of Jesus. He didn’t choose that moment, yet it changed everything. Through Simon’s story, we’re reminded that sometimes the crosses we carry find us, not the other way around.But even in the weight, Jesus walks with us—step for step.This message challenges us to stop resisting hard seasons and start asking: What is God doing through this? Because your obedience in the struggle doesn’t just impact your life—it shapes your family, your legacy, and those watching you walk it out.You may not have chosen your cross… But you can choose how you carry it.Send us Fan Mail

In this powerful Dear God, Amen episode, Adam and Tony walk through the pivotal moments between the Last Supper and the Garden of Gethsemane, focusing on John 17 and the deep, emotional weight leading into Jesus’ arrest.They explore how the Gospel accounts come together—not as contradictions, but as a fuller picture of the most important story ever told. From Jesus’ high priestly prayer to the crushing anguish in Gethsemane, this episode highlights both the humanity and divinity of Christ.What does it mean that Jesus prayed for His disciples—and for us? How do we respond when God’s will is hard? And what can we learn from a Savior who felt overwhelming sorrow, yet chose obedience?This conversation dives into themes of sacrifice, unity, repentance, and surrender—reminding us that Gethsemane is not just a place of suffering, but a place of decision.As we prepare our hearts for Holy Week, this episode challenges us to ask: Are we willing to trust God, even when the pressure is crushing?Send us Fan Mail

What if the most important moment before the cross wasn’t loud… but quiet?In this episode, Adam, Tony, and Obi walk through the Last Supper across all four Gospels—Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John—uncovering layers that often go unnoticed. From the deep roots of the Jewish Passover to the powerful symbolism of the bread and the cup, this conversation brings fresh perspective to a familiar story.They explore:How Jesus chose a table, not a battlefieldThe connection between Passover traditions and Christ’s sacrificeThe meaning behind the cup of redemption and the promise of the cup to comeWhy John’s account focuses on servant leadership, love, and the Holy SpiritThe tension in the room—betrayal, confusion, and grace all at onceThis isn’t just a story about a meal—it’s about covenant, humility, and a Savior who knew exactly what was coming… and still chose to sit, serve, and love.Send us Fan Mail

This Holy Week, we’re not making an altar call—we’re making a call to come home.In this Pray, Pray, Pray episode, we walk through the heart of Jesus in Matthew 18 and Luke 15—the Shepherd who leaves the 99, the Father who runs toward the prodigal, and the heaven that rejoices over one repentant sinner.This isn’t about having it all figured out. It’s about taking one step—one prayer, one moment in the Word, one step back toward God.If you’ve felt distant, hurt by the church, stuck in sin, or unsure how to come back… this is your invitation.Because the truth is simple: You’re not too far gone. You’re not forgotten. And you’re not alone.There is a Savior who shed His blood for you—yes, even that thing you’ve been carrying.Come home.Send us Fan Mail

In this Dear God, Amen episode, Adam and Tony walk through Matthew 25 during Holy Week’s “Teaching Tuesday,” unpacking three powerful parables: the ten virgins, the bags of gold, and the sheep and the goats.This conversation challenges listeners to move beyond surface-level faith. It’s not enough to look ready—we’re called to truly know Christ, stay watchful, and live with a heart aligned to Him. The parable of the virgins reminds us that faith can’t be borrowed at the last moment. The bags of gold reveal that what God gives us—our influence, resources, and especially the Gospel—is meant to be used, not buried. And the sheep and the goats bring it home: real faith is lived out in how we love and serve “the least of these.”With honest stories, conviction, and practical insight, this episode calls believers to examine their hearts, step out in faith, and live in a way that reflects Jesus daily.Bottom line: Be ready. Be faithful. Be real.Send us Fan Mail

A reflective exploration of the power of speech, inspired by biblical teachings, emphasizing the importance of mindful communication and its impact on life and faith.Send us Fan Mail

This episode explores Matthew 23, focusing on Jesus's warning against hypocrisy and the seven woes of the Pharisees. It emphasizes self-reflection, humility, and authentic faith, especially in the context of Holy Week. This episode explores the themes of authenticity, humility, and spiritual transformation, emphasizing the importance of inner change over outward appearances. Through biblical insights and personal reflections, the hosts challenge listeners to examine their hearts and pursue genuine faith, especially in the context of Holy Week.Send us Fan Mail

In this episode, we explore the profound biblical understanding of repentance—not as shame or guilt, but as a vital step toward renewal and relationship with God. Join us as we unpack historical and scriptural insights into repentance's role in spiritual growth and grace.Send us Fan Mail

Explore the biblical perspective on worry, anxiety, and trust in God through stories of Elijah, Peter, and personal faith journeys. Learn how to find peace in God's whisper amid life's storms.Send us Fan Mail

In this heartfelt episode, Tony explores the reality of feeling overwhelmed and exhausted, especially in faith and prayer. He emphasizes that God understands our human struggles, encourages honest communication with Him, and shares practical ways to stay connected through simple prayers and gratitude, even in tough times.Send us Fan Mail

This episode explores the war in the mind, faith versus anxiety, and how scripture and the Holy Spirit can help us overcome worry and fear. Featuring personal stories and biblical insights, it offers practical guidance for managing anxiety through faith.Send us Fan Mail

This episode explores the true meaning of worship beyond music, emphasizing a heart posture of reverence, obedience, and surrender to God. The host reflects on biblical insights and personal experiences to deepen understanding of worship as a lifestyle.Send us Fan Mail

Adam explores the complex nature of worship, sharing personal struggles and insights on how to deepen faith through worship practices, heart surrender, and biblical understanding during a reflective journey.Send us Fan Mail

Adam Obermann’s story is one of foundation, fracture, failure — and redemption.Raised as a pastor’s kid, Adam grew up in church with expectations, structure, and faith all around him. But when his parents divorced at a young age, everything shifted. What followed were years marked by pain, separation, confusion, and wrestling with identity.Music became both an outlet and a calling. From that defining “Simba moment” behind a drum set, where he first felt God’s presence in a personal way, to leading worship with nothing but an acoustic guitar in a struggling church plant, Adam’s journey unfolded layer by layer.But this episode doesn’t gloss over the hard parts.Adam speaks candidly about hidden sin, pornography struggles within marriage, and the cycle of shame and repentance that many men quietly endure. He shares how God’s grace often showed up first through his wife — a tangible reflection of mercy he didn’t feel he deserved.Through every five-year season of ministry, Adam began to see something clearer in hindsight: God was building him. Preparing him. Adding skills, humility, and endurance for what would come next.This conversation is about:Wrestling with faith after family fractureThe danger of ministry stretching a man too thinWorship as more than musicGrace inside marriageAnd trusting God’s timing when you can’t see the full pictureIf you’ve ever questioned your purpose, battled private struggles, or wondered how God uses imperfect people — this episode will meet you there.Because sometimes the very seasons that feel like setbacks are actually the building blocks of calling.Send us Fan Mail

This episode explores the profound impact of words on our lives, relationships, and spiritual walk. It emphasizes the importance of mindful speech, the power of words to uplift or harm, and how to practice better communication with God's guidance.Send us Fan Mail

In this conversation, Adam, Tony, and Jon delve into the Beatitudes, exploring their significance in the context of the Sermon on the Mount. They discuss the heart of the Beatitudes, comparing the accounts in Matthew and Luke, and reflect on the spiritual journey that the Beatitudes represent. The discussion emphasizes the importance of mercy, peacemaking, and the promise of the kingdom of heaven, while also acknowledging the reality of persecution faced by believers. Through personal anecdotes and scriptural references, the speakers encourage listeners to embrace the teachings of Jesus and cultivate a deeper relationship with God.Send us Fan Mail

In this conversation, Jon reflects on the nature of time, its impact on our lives, and how our understanding of it evolves as we age. He discusses the anxiety that often accompanies time management and the importance of prioritizing moments. The conversation shifts to a spiritual perspective, emphasizing how God's view of time differs from our own, and how this understanding can bring peace and clarity. Jon encourages listeners to carve out time for spiritual growth and to approach life with mindfulness and intention.Send us Fan Mail

In this engaging conversation, the hosts discuss the implications of Jelly Roll's Grammy speech, where he boldly proclaims his faith in Jesus. They explore themes of judgment, forgiveness, and the role of public figures in expressing their beliefs. The discussion draws parallels between Jelly Roll's experience and biblical figures like Stephen, emphasizing the importance of boldness in faith. The conversation also highlights the transformative power of testimony and the need for grace and understanding within faith communities. Ultimately, the hosts encourage listeners to reflect on their own expressions of faith and the impact of music as a medium for spiritual growth.Send us Fan Mail

In this conversation, Tony explores the themes of generational curses, the influence of fathers on their children, and the importance of personal responsibility in breaking negative cycles. He emphasizes the role of faith in parenting and the need to choose a legacy of positivity over comfort. Through prayer and self-reflection, he advocates for recognizing and addressing past traumas to prevent them from being passed down to future generations.Send us Fan Mail

In this heartfelt conversation, Adam reflects on the profound impact of grief and loss, particularly on the second anniversary of his father in-law's passing. He shares personal experiences of navigating his emotions while supporting his son through their shared grief. The discussion delves into the spiritual aspects of coping with loss, the importance of prayer, and the connections formed within a community during difficult times. Adam emphasizes the significance of relationships and the power of faith in healing.Send us Fan Mail

In this episode, we sit down with Tony Bielefeld for an honest and unfiltered conversation about brokenness, family, addiction, and the quiet work of God’s grace over time.Tony shares how the patterns and pain from his upbringing followed him into adulthood, how the weight of responsibility, marriage, and fatherhood exposed wounds he thought he had buried. What unfolds is not a polished story, but a real one — full of humility, self-reflection, repentance, and the faithfulness of God in the middle of struggle.Recorded in a room where men gather weekly to seek Scripture and accountability, this conversation is a reminder that transformation doesn’t always happen in a moment — sometimes it happens through surrender, obedience, and choosing faithfulness one day at a time.If you’ve ever wrestled with your past, your identity as a husband or father, or the tension between who you were and who God is calling you to be, this episode is for you.“God didn’t remove the responsibility — He reshaped the man carrying it.”🎧 Listen now and be encouraged by a testimony of perseverance, grace, and redemption.Galatians 5:22Send us Fan Mail

In this episode of Pray, Pray, Pray, Adam from Big Sky Testify shares his journey of deepening his relationship with Jesus through prayer and scripture. He discusses his struggles with understanding the books of Samuel, the importance of changing one's perspective on prayer, and the significance of Hannah's prayer. Adam emphasizes the role of the Holy Spirit in guiding prayer and encourages listeners to pray for future generations, ultimately leading to a closing prayer that invites reflection and connection with God.Send us Fan Mail

In this episode, Adam reflects on the journey of the podcast, the challenges faced, and the importance of faith and community support. He shares personal anecdotes about parenting and the lessons learned during a pause in podcasting. The conversation emphasizes the power of prayer, the significance of testimonies, and the ongoing spiritual battle that believers face. Adam expresses gratitude for the community and looks forward to the future of Big Sky Testify, encouraging listeners to share their own stories of faith.Send us Fan Mail

In this powerful episode of Big Sky Testify, we sit down with Ben Krey—also known as DJ BennyK—for a raw, joy-filled, and faith-igniting testimony that spans from suburban Minnesota to dance floors, revival movements, and global missions.Hear how God marked Ben with a heart for people at a secular EDM show—an encounter that sparked his calling to bring light into dark places and eventually inspired his journey into DJ ministry.Ben takes us behind the scenes of Fire Drop Movement, sharing how the vision was born out of prayer, revival moments during the George Floyd unrest, and a desire to blend the “fire of heaven” with the “drop” of EDM culture to reach the spiritually hungry in unconventional spaces like Venice Beach and major festivals around the world.He also tells vivid stories of miraculous healings, encounters on mission trips, and powerful moves of the Holy Spirit—including seeing tumors dissolve before his eyes and ministering in massive crusades around the globe Ben’s joy, humility, and boldness will inspire you to step into the works Jesus prepared for you and to carry the fire of God into your everyday environments.If you’re hungry for a testimony that stirs faith, challenges passivity, and celebrates the power of the Holy Spirit—this episode will light you up.Send us Fan Mail

In this conversation, Adam and Jon explore the themes of gratitude and intentionality during the holiday season, particularly Thanksgiving. They discuss personal traditions, the importance of being intentional about gratitude, and how spirituality intertwines with thankfulness. The conversation also delves into scriptural insights on gratitude and practical ways to incorporate thankfulness into daily life, emphasizing the significance of community and family.Send us Fan Mail

In this heartfelt and Scripture-rich episode, Adam and Jon explore the idea of “the certain person” — the countless unnamed people in the Bible whose extraordinary faith moved the heart of God, fulfilled prophecy, and changed lives.What begins as a reflection on the anniversary of Adam’s mother’s passing unfolds into a deep conversation about humility, faith for others, the beauty of anonymity in God’s Kingdom, and the quiet but powerful role of everyday believers.Together they walk through stories like the faithful centurion, the friends who lowered the paralyzed man through the roof, the Canaanite woman, the sinful woman who anointed Jesus, the owner of the donkey and colt, and faithful unnamed figures in the Old Testament — including the widow Elijah stayed with and Rahab’s family.They discuss how these people were not famous, not celebrated, not powerful — yet their faith was profound. The hosts challenge listeners to pray, “Lord, let me be that certain person,” and to carry the type of faith that lifts others up, breaks through barriers, and trusts Jesus completely.The episode ends with a powerful prayer for abused and vulnerable children and a reminder that ordinary people with deep faith can display God’s character in extraordinary ways.Send us Fan Mail

In this conversation, the hosts reflect on the significance of Veterans Day, expressing gratitude for the sacrifices made by veterans. They discuss the intersection of military service and faith, highlighting how scripture, particularly Psalm 91, provides comfort and strength. The conversation then shifts to the topic of hunting, exploring its role as a means of connecting with nature, family, and faith. The hosts emphasize the importance of understanding the relationship between food, nature, and the spiritual aspects of hunting, ultimately celebrating the values of service, love, and community.Send us Fan Mail

In this conversation, Jon and Adam reflect on their experiences with grief and community during All Saints Day. They discuss the importance of vulnerability in faith, the comfort found in scripture, and the healing power of shared experiences. The dialogue emphasizes the significance of mourning and the hope that comes from faith, while also touching on lighthearted moments that arise amidst serious discussions.takeawaysAll Saints Day serves as a poignant reminder of loss and community.Grieving together fosters a sense of vulnerability and support.Scripture provides comfort and hope during times of mourning.The importance of being present in the moment during grief.Community plays a crucial role in healing from loss.Death is a universal experience that everyone contemplates.The Bible offers guidance and hope for those who mourn.Understanding the context of scripture enhances its relevance today.Lighthearted moments can coexist with serious discussions about grief.Faith can transform the experience of loss into a journey of hope.Send us Fan Mail

In this conversation, the hosts explore the complexities of faith, particularly through the lens of Romans 7, where Paul discusses the struggle with sin. They connect this struggle to the song 'Nutshell' by Alice in Chains, highlighting how music can reflect deep emotional and spiritual battles. The discussion emphasizes the importance of grace in Christianity and how personal experiences with loss and healing can shape one's faith journey. The hosts encourage listeners to find connections between their struggles and the messages in both scripture and music, ultimately pointing to the hope found in Jesus Christ.Send us Fan Mail

Meet Marshall Geiger — husband, father, Marine veteran, and humble servant of God. From a childhood marked by struggle to the structure of the Marines and the freedom of new faith, Marshall shares how God reached into every broken place to bring healing, redemption, and purpose.Marshall’s story reminds us that God’s love can transform anyone, anywhere — even in the middle of life’s toughest battles. With raw honesty and contagious excitement, he talks about discovering Christ, learning to love like Him, and finding beauty in the small things… even in a simple agate rock.------------------"So the last will be first, and the first will be last." Matthew 20:16 NIVThen Job replied to the Lord: “I know that you can do all things; no purpose of yours can be thwarted. You asked, ‘Who is this that obscures my plans without knowledge?’ Surely I spoke of things I did not understand, things too wonderful for me to know. “You said, ‘Listen now, and I will speak; I will question you, and you shall answer me.’ My ears had heard of you but now my eyes have seen you. Therefore I despise myself and repent in dust and ashes.” Job 42:1-6Send us Fan Mail

In this engaging conversation, the hosts reflect on personal experiences, the changing seasons, and the importance of gratitude and faith in navigating life's challenges. They explore the cost of discipleship, the miracles of Jesus, and the significance of community among believers. The discussion also touches on the need for unity within the body of Christ amidst denominational differences, emphasizing the call to action for laborers in the spiritual harvest.Send us Fan Mail

From the firehouse to the fields, from tradition to transformation — this is the powerful story of Matt Theisen.Matt spent nearly four decades serving the City of Monticello — 36 years on the fire department and 39 with the city — building not only his community but a legacy of service, integrity, and quiet strength. But behind the badge and the uniform was a man carrying a much deeper story — one of faith, identity, and freedom.In this heartfelt conversation, Matt opens up for the first time about growing up as a Jehovah’s Witness, the strict rules that shaped his youth, and the courage it took to walk away in search of a real relationship with Jesus Christ. From childhood memories of missed holidays and forbidden sports to moments of danger and purpose in public service, Matt shares how God worked through every season of his life to reveal truth, grace, and freedom.This episode is a testimony to perseverance, redemption, and the quiet power of living out your faith in everyday life.In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. John 1:1 NIVSend us Fan Mail

This conversation delves into the multifaceted nature of prayer, exploring its significance, the importance of gratitude, and the role of community in prayer practices. The speakers share personal experiences and insights from scripture, emphasizing the need for intentionality and discipline in prayer. They also discuss the impact of social media on the perception of prayer and the importance of genuine connection with God.Send us Fan Mail

In this deeply personal episode of Big Sky Testify, we hear a young woman share her journey through fear, grief, and the challenges of growing up in a family navigating loss and hardship. From the heartbreak of losing a parent to the struggle of discovering her purpose, she opens up about the moments that tested her faith and shaped her resilience. Along the way, she explores how God’s guidance helped her confront fear, submit her heart fully, and find joy and purpose in unexpected places.Through candid stories of self-discovery, family, and spiritual growth, this episode is a reminder that even in life’s darkest moments, God’s plan is at work — guiding, protecting, and providing strength when we need it most.Faith takeaway: No matter the fear, loss, or uncertainty, God’s presence can transform our pain into purpose.Behold, I stand at the door, and knock: if any man hear my voice, and open the door, I will come in to him, and will sup with him, and he with me. Revelation 3:20 KJVSend us Fan Mail

In this conversation, Jon and Adam discuss personal challenges, the emotional impact of podcasting, and the importance of authenticity in sharing mental health stories. They reflect on the role of pastors, methods of reading the Bible, and the insights from Paul's letters. The discussion also touches on community engagement, generational talent, and the power of music in expressing faith, culminating in a heartfelt prayer.Send us Fan Mail

In this powerful and deeply personal episode of Big Sky Testify, Kurt and Wendy open up about their journey through darkness, doubt, and the fight against spiritual attack and mental illness. Wendy shares how the enemy once convinced her she wasn’t a Christian — and how Jesus’ power and authority brought her back from the brink.Together, they remind listeners that the battle for your mind is real, but so is the victory that comes through Christ. From the power of rebuking Satan to the importance of community, prayer, and never giving up, this conversation sheds light on the hope that can be found even in the most hopeless moments.You’ll also hear about the steadfast faith of lifelong friends who refused to give up on Wendy, and the strength of a marriage anchored in God’s grace. Their story is a testament to resilience, redemption, and the truth that “not today, Satan” isn’t just a saying — it’s a declaration of faith.Key Themes:Spiritual warfare and the authority believers have in JesusOvercoming mental illness through faith and communityThe power of prayer and persistent loveMarriage as a reflection of God’s covenantFinding purpose in your painIf you or someone you love is walking through a season of darkness, this episode is a reminder: there is hope, healing, and a new day on the other side of it all.Psalm 88Send us Fan Mail

In this engaging conversation, Jon and Adam explore the intersection of technology and faith, emphasizing the importance of using modern tools for positive purposes. They discuss the significance of scripture, prayer, and community in navigating the complexities of faith. The dialogue delves into personal testimonies, the journey of understanding righteousness, and the role of gratitude and generosity in spiritual growth. Ultimately, they encourage listeners to embrace their faith and be a light in the world, while also recognizing the beauty and challenges of living a life centered around God.Send us Fan Mail

In this episode of Big Sky Testify, we sit down with Trevor Eder, a local police officer whose faith has carried him through some of the toughest moments behind the badge. From navigating cultural shifts in law enforcement to finding strength in humility and service, Trevor opens up about what it means to stand firm in a world that’s constantly changing.He shares how God has worked in his life — on patrol, in community, and at home — reminding us that purpose isn’t just found in what we do, but in who we follow. This is a story about conviction, calling, and the quiet courage it takes to live your faith out loud.Proverbs 31:8Send us Fan Mail

In this episode of Big Sky Testify, host Jon sits down with Tim Snook, a husband, runner, and man of faith who recently returned from a three-week mission trip across four African countries. The episode begins casually, as Jon and Tim recall their first meeting — a long morning run that set the tone for their friendship and this honest conversation about faith in action.Tim shares stories from his time in Africa, describing the people, churches, and ministries he encountered in Uganda, Kenya, Zambia, and Ethiopia. Through his journey, Tim reflects on the power of God’s presence across cultures, the challenges of serving in unfamiliar places, and how faith often grows strongest when comfort is stripped away. His stories highlight the beauty of simple faith and the shared joy of worship, even in hardship.Throughout the conversation, Tim also talks about balancing his spiritual calling with everyday life — being a husband, returning home, and maintaining perspective after life-changing experiences abroad. He emphasizes gratitude, humility, and the importance of listening to God’s leading, even when it means stepping outside one’s comfort zone.The episode ends on a note of encouragement: that faith is meant to be active, not passive. Whether running, traveling, or serving others, Tim reminds listeners that walking with Christ is a daily choice — one rooted in trust, obedience, and love.Immediately they left their nets and followed him. Matthew 4:20Send us Fan Mail