Truth for Today with Terry Fant

In this powerful episode of Truth For Today, Pastor Terry continues the conversation on surviving infidelity and navigating the painful aftermath of betrayal in marriage. Speaking directly to the one who has committed the betrayal, this message explores the difference between regret and true biblical repentance, the weight of sin, the path toward confession and transparency, and the hope of restoration through Jesus Christ. Whether you are walking through the devastation of adultery, fighting for your marriage, or seeking healing and restoration, this episode offers encouragement, clarity, and hope rooted in God’s Word.   Thank you for listening to Truth For Today With Terry Fant. If this content has been meaningful to you, be sure to like, subscribe, and share with others!

Is healing possible after betrayal?   Can a marriage truly be restored after infidelity?   In this episode, Terry speaks directly to those walking through the devastating pain of betrayal and broken trust in marriage. Together, we explore whether healing, forgiveness, and restoration are truly possible when everything feels shattered.   To learn more about the Something Different Marriage Conference, click this link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfgfLC7EtUonnC1dZwcloqcW7ClRfjqmtLgQmlG36-blhJTEA/viewform

Pain has a way of stripping life down to what truly matters. In Psalm 39, David teaches us that suffering can either harden our hearts or deepen our perspective. This message explores how seasons of pain should drive us closer to God, causing us to carefully consider our words, our time, and where we place our hope. Life is brief, fragile, and borrowed, so we must not waste our days chasing what is temporary while neglecting what is eternal. In times of pain, proper perspective is found not by looking inward, but by drawing near to God.

In Psalm 32, David reveals the difference between the misery of hidden sin and the joy of restored fellowship with God. This message explores how true happiness is not found in success, comfort, or self-denial, but in the forgiveness that comes through God’s grace. Concealed sin drains the soul, but honest confession opens the door to mercy, healing, and lasting joy. Through Christ, God not only forgives our sin, He restores us to fellowship with Himself. Forgiven people are called to live joyfully, walk closely with God, and rest in Him as their refuge and hiding place.

In this episode of Truth For Today with Terry Fant, Terry is joined by special guest Josiah Smith for a thoughtful and honest conversation about what the Bible actually says concerning sin. Is the popular phrase “sin is sin” truly biblical? Does God view every sin the same way? Thank you for listening to Truth For Today with Terry Fant. If this episode encouraged or challenged you, be sure to share it with others and subscribe wherever you listen. For more information about Truth For Today Ministries and to learn how you can support the ministry, visit truthfortodayministries.org.

In this episode of Truth for Today, Terry Fant tackles one of the most common cultural phrases: “I was born this way.” Is that idea biblical or misleading? Looking at Scripture, Terry walks through what the Bible says about human nature, sin, and identity. Are our struggles the result of how God made us, or something deeper? From anger and addiction to lust and same-sex attraction, this episode explores the tension between cultural beliefs and biblical truth. 👉 If you’ve ever wrestled with identity, sin, or what it means to follow God in today’s culture, this episode will challenge and encourage you.

Are you searching for contentment in all the wrong places? In this powerful message from Psalm 23, Pastor Terry unpacks the difference between living in contentment and living in want — and why the answer isn't about getting more, but about who's leading your life. Whether your marriage feels too far gone, your anxiety won't quit, or you've been trying to be your own shepherd — this message is for you.

This message takes a careful look at what real repentance actually looks like: not surface regret, but soul-deep transformation. This kind of sorrow doesn’t end in despair. It restores joy, leans on the Spirit’s help, and overflows into a renewed desire to tell others about God’s grace. In the end, it recognizes the only true way home: not empty rituals, but a broken and surrendered heart before the Lord.

This message walks through the journey of true repentance: honestly facing our sinful nature, recognizing our inability to justify or hide our sin, and owning our guilt without excuse. Sin is never small. It disregards God’s goodness, His Word, and ultimately God Himself. And while forgiveness is real, consequences are too. Yet the story doesn’t end in ruin. Through humble repentance, God restores. He meets brokenness with mercy and rewrites what seemed beyond repair.

Are we all God’s children? While it may sound compassionate and inclusive, what does the Bible actually say? Through Scripture, we discover a powerful distinction between being created by God and being a child of God. The Bible teaches that while all people are made in God’s image, sin has separated us from Him, and only those who have been born again will become children of God. This message is both eye-opening and life-changing, calling us to examine what we believe, align with God’s truth, and embrace the mission of sharing the gospel with others.

Culture often treats love as a feeling, but Scripture reveals that true love is a decision of the will, expressed even toward those who hurt us. Jesus calls believers to love their enemies, forgive freely, and reflect the unconditional love God has shown us. This message challenges us to move beyond conditional love and walk in the freedom of Christlike love

Seasons of comfort and success can quietly become the moments when our hearts are most vulnerable. In this message from 2 Samuel 11, we follow David’s journey from a rooftop to ruin and see how an unguarded heart led to lingering temptation, growing desire, and ultimately destructive sin. This sermon reminds us that following our hearts apart from God’s truth leads to spiritual and relational devastation. Scripture warns that the heart is deceitful, and only by guarding it diligently can we avoid the progression of sin. 

Pride has a way of leading us to places we never intended to go, while humility keeps our hearts aligned with God’s will. When we choose humility, God is honored and He lifts us up in due time, but when we choose pride, we often find that the consequences rest squarely on our own shoulders.

Culture often says, “Don’t judge me” or “Only God can judge me,” but what does the Bible actually teach? In this episode of Truth for Today, Terry Fant begins a new series examining common cultural phrases and comparing them with the absolute truth of God’s Word. Learn how biblical judgment protects the church, strengthens relationships, and helps believers pursue holiness, while keeping God as the only rightful judge of condemnation.

In this special teaching, we step away from our typical sermon series to focus on a vital topic for the life of the church: the biblical role of deacons. Looking at Acts 6, this message explains where deacons come from, what they are called to do, and how God uses servant leaders to strengthen and support the ministry of the church.

Words have the power to build up or tear down. In this episode of Truth for Today, Terry Fant is joined by special guest Ben Scott to discuss how the words we speak can shape marriages, families, and relationships. When we choose encouragement over criticism, we can strengthen others, restore relationships, and reflect Christ in our daily lives. Whether you’re a spouse, parent, leader, or friend, this episode will challenge you to use your words to build up instead of tear down, and to find your identity in Christ so you can respond with grace.

Pastor Terry Fant walks through 1 Samuel 17 — the story of David and Goliath — and shares 6 truths about how God gives supernatural victory through faith. Whether you're facing fear, doubt, or a giant you can't defeat on your own, this message will remind you: new giant, same God.

Pride quietly pulls our hearts away from full obedience to God. In this message from 1 Samuel 15, we see how partial obedience, self-justification, and refusal to take responsibility reveal pride at work in our lives. Discover why God values obedience, how He exposes what pride conceals, and why rebellion always leads to a fall, but humility leads us back to Him.

Israel rejected God and asked for a king, yet the Lord responded not with rejection—but with an invitation: “Even now, return to Me.” In this message from 1 Samuel 12, we’re reminded that because God is faithful, it’s never too late to follow Him. Learn how acknowledging God’s faithfulness, confessing sin, and walking in obedience allows us to move forward in grace, no matter our past failures.

In this episode of Truth for Today with Terry Fant, we continue in 1 Peter 3 and focus on what it means to be a “winning husband.” Discover how God calls men to dwell with their wives in understanding, honor them as co-heirs of grace, and lead with humility and intentional love. Be encouraged to strengthen your relationship, honor God in your home, and live out your faith in a way that impacts your family and your prayers.

Ladies, what does it look like to honor God in your marriage—even when it’s difficult? In this episode of Truth for Today, we explore how a Christlike spirit, godly conduct, and inner beauty can shine the light of Jesus in challenging circumstances and relationships. Discover how God uses humility, gentleness, and faithful living to influence hearts and strengthen marriages for His glory.   Thank you for listening to the Truth for Today Podcast! For more content from Pastor Terry Fant, click the links below! www.youtube.com/@terryfant885 www.facebook.com/terry.fant.14 www.instagram.com/pastorterryfant https://www.truthfortodayministries.org  

In 1 Samuel 8, Israel asks for a king, choosing what looks good instead of trusting God’s rule. This message reminds us that choosing sight over faith always leads toward bondage, while trusting God leads to true freedom. Even in our desires and decisions, God calls us to surrender and let Him be our King.

In this message, we, look at the calling of Gideon in Judges 6 and were reminded that God is mighty to transform. Even when fear, failure, and doubt surround us, God sees the potential of a life fully surrendered to Him. When we stop leaning on ourselves and start trusting the Lord, He makes us strong in His power and purpose.

What is the greatest accomplishment of all time? In this message, we explore the finished work of Jesus Christ: His crucifixion, resurrection, and the eternal impact it has for all people. Through the cross, Jesus accomplished what no one else could: He qualified the unqualified, delivered us from darkness, transferred us into His kingdom, and redeemed us through His blood. The greatest accomplishment has already been finished. The question now is: will you receive Him as Lord, and will you make Him your highest priority?

Raising boys in today’s world can feel overwhelming, but God’s Word gives clear direction. In this practical episode, Terry Fant shares biblical principles for parenting sons:  teaching respect, setting boundaries, disciplining wisely, and shaping boys into godly men. Learn how to raise boys who don’t just obey rules, but make wise, Christ-honoring decisions that will impact generations.

In this episode of Truth for Today, we’re reminded that Satan is not equal to God and never has been. What looked like victory for the enemy at the cross actually became his greatest defeat. Through Scripture, we see how God used even the schemes of Satan to accomplish redemption, disarm the powers of darkness, and secure victory for believers. If you’re facing spiritual battles today, this message will encourage you to stay close to Jesus and walk in the victory already won at the cross.   Thank you for listening to Truth For Today with Terry Fant!  We are grateful for the businesses that support this podcast and help us continue sharing truth with more people! • Sawyer Construction • Mattress Firm • Bodry Automotive • Born Again Roofing & Remodeling • Marble Enterprise • Franklin Paving  

In this Holy Week episode, we walk through the powerful moment of the Last Supper in John 13, where Jesus humbles Himself to wash His disciples’ feet. Through this act, we see a clear picture of Christlike love—one that serves, surrenders, and values others above self. This message challenges us to lay down pride, live a “listening lifestyle” before God, and love even those who are difficult to love.  As we reflect on Jesus’ example, we’re invited to follow Him not just in knowledge, but in action.

It’s possible to look right on the outside and still be far from God on the inside. In this episode, we learn that Jesus challenges empty religion and calls us to authentic faith. This message explores what it truly means to be transformed, not just in appearance, but at the heart level, and how faith in Jesus gives us the power to overcome.

As Jesus enters Jerusalem, the crowd celebrates, but they misunderstand who He truly is. In this powerful message from John 12, we’re reminded that Jesus didn’t come to meet expectations. He came to secure salvation. He is the King who brings peace, conquers death, and offers life through His own sacrifice. Will you recognize Him for who He truly is?

What if something as simple as an invitation could change someone’s life forever? In this message, we explore the incredible ripple effect of a single invitation—starting with Jesus saying “come and see,” leading to Andrew inviting Peter, and ultimately resulting in thousands coming to faith. Whether it’s inviting someone to church, sharing your story, or simply saying “come with me,” God can use your obedience to transform lives in ways you may never fully see. One invitation could change everything!

What does it really take to walk in victory? In Joshua 1, God gives a clear roadmap for His people—not just for survival, but for victory. The same principles still apply today. Victory doesn’t come from our strength alone, but from following God fully. This message unpacks the essential truths we need to live the life God has called us to—one marked by strength, courage, obedience, and His presence.

What does it mean to truly return to God—and what happens when you do? In Deuteronomy 30, we see a powerful picture of both God’s sovereign grace and our responsibility to respond. God promises restoration to those who repent—not just outwardly, but with a genuine heart that seeks Him. No matter how far you’ve gone, God invites you back to a place of peace, joy, and purpose. But there’s a choice to make. 

God’s people have always been called to live differently—set apart, fully His, and faithful in a culture that pulls us the other way. This episode is a powerful reminder that God did not choose us because of our strength or goodness, but simply because He loves us and has redeemed us through His grace. If you’ve been struggling with compromise, identity, or feeling unworthy of being used by God, this message points back to the truth: you are chosen, treasured, and called to walk closely with Him.

This sermon reminds us that God’s love is not based on our strength, worthiness, or accomplishments, but on His faithfulness, grace, and covenant love. You’ll be encouraged to see that the same God who delivered and redeemed His people still calls His people to live differently today. If you’ve ever struggled to understand why God would love you, this message is a strong reminder: you are treasured by God, and that truth should change how you live.

In this message, we see both the seriousness of sin and the mercy of God. When the Israelites were bitten by fiery serpents, God provided one way of rescue — and that rescue points directly to Jesus Christ, who was lifted up so that all who look to Him in faith might be saved. This sermon is a clear and compelling reminder that salvation is not found in human effort, religion, or self-improvement, but in Christ alone. If you’ve ever wrestled with guilt, sin, or the question of how someone is truly saved, this message points us to the one answer God has provided.

What happens when we stop trusting God and start leaning on our own understanding? Israel’s rebellion in the wilderness reminds us that unbelief does not leave us neutral—it shapes our decisions, impacts our future, and can even affect those who come behind us. Whether you are struggling with doubt, carrying the weight of past failures, or longing to lead your family in faith, this message points back to the hope, correction, and grace found in God’s Word.

How often do we let fear, doubt, and what we see in front of us speak louder than what God has already said? In this message from Numbers 13–14, we’re reminded that unbelief can keep us wandering when God is calling us to trust Him and move forward in faith. The giants were not Israel’s greatest problem—unbelief was. This sermon challenges us to stop giving more weight to the opposition than to the promises of God, and to ask Him to strengthen our faith for whatever we are facing today.

Grace is more than the moment God saves us. In this message, Terry Fant shows how God’s grace not only brings salvation, but also trains, corrects, and redirects us when we begin to drift from His will. Thank you for listening to the Truth For Today Podcast! If you'd like to learn more about this ministry, visit truthfortodayministries.org.

What does it really mean to “deconstruct” your faith? This episode challenges you to anchor your faith not in emotions or culture, but in something unchanging. We find that truth is not reconstructed, it's revealed.  If you’ve ever wrestled with doubt, questions, or your beliefs—this conversation is for you.  

In this episode, we explore what Jesus actually said about the end times in Matthew 24 and why believers are called to live with readiness, urgency, and peace instead of fear. Your life has a measure. How will you spend the time you have?

In this episode, Terry Fant is joined by Paul Young as they continue their conversation through Philippians 4. Together they explore how true peace and contentment come from more than positive thinking—it comes from a life that follows Christ in both belief and action. Thank you for listening to the Truth For Today Podcast! If this ministry has encouraged you, we invite you to visit our website to learn more about our mission, support the work through giving, or check out our available resources and merchandise. https://www.truthfortodayministries.org

Where does unbelief lead? In Numbers 14, the people of Israel stand at the edge of the Promised Land. God had promised them victory, yet they chose to trust their own understanding instead of trusting Him. That single decision led them into forty years of wandering in the wilderness. In this message, we explore the destination of unbelief. Unbelief doesn’t simply mean a lack of faith—it often means trusting our own judgment more than God’s Word. When we rely on ourselves instead of the Lord, it leads to frustration, loss, and missed opportunities. The challenge of this passage is simple but powerful: Will we trust our understanding, or will we trust God?

How much is enough? In Part 2 of this message from Numbers 11, we continue learning how discontentment can lead us away from God—and how true satisfaction is found in Him alone. Thank you for listening to the Truth For Today Podcast! If this ministry has encouraged you, we invite you to visit our website to learn more about our mission, support the work through giving, or check out our available resources and merchandise. https://www.truthfortodayministries.org

How much is enough? In Numbers 11, the people of Israel had the presence of God, His provision, and His daily care—yet they still complained and craved more. Their desire for something different led them into frustration, distorted their memories, and caused them to forget the goodness of God already in their midst.   In this message, we learn that unchecked desires can lead us into spiritual meltdowns. But the truth remains simple and powerful: God Himself is enough. When we learn to trust His provision, rest in His presence, and surrender our cravings to Him, we discover the contentment our hearts have been searching for all along.  

In this episode, Terry Fant and Harrell Riley discuss the powerful truth of Philippians 4:6–8 and how believers can live with peace instead of anxiety.   They explore how prayer, thanksgiving, and focusing our minds on what is true and good allows the peace of God to guard our hearts and minds in a chaotic world.     Special Thanks to Our Sponsors We are grateful for the businesses that support this podcast and help us continue sharing truth with more people. • Sawyer Construction • Mattress Firm • Bodry Automotive • Born Again Roofing & Remodeling • Marble Enterprise • Franklin Paving   Thank you for listening to Truth For Today with Terry Fant! 

In this episode, Terry sits down with Harrell Riley of HR Ministries to talk about unity in the church, finding peace in a chaotic world, and the powerful truths found in Philippians 4. Discover what it means to rejoice always, live with gentleness, and trust God instead of giving in to anxiety.   Thank you for listening to the Truth For Today Podcast! If this ministry has encouraged you, we invite you to visit our website to learn more about our mission, support the work through giving, or check out our available resources and merchandise. https://www.truthfortodayministries.org

Everything in life changes—our health, our strength, our relationships, even our passions. But Leviticus 26 reminds us of one unshakable truth: God does not change. Because He is faithful, three realities remain constant—obedience brings blessing, rebellion brings discipline, and repentance brings mercy. The question is not whether God will respond—but how far He will have to go to bring us back.

In this message from Leviticus 17–22, we discover that worship is far more than singing; it is any action or inaction that proves what God is worth to us. From the sanctity of blood to the call to holiness, God makes it clear that He alone defines how He is to be worshiped. Because He sanctifies, delivers, and adopts us, our only reasonable response is obedient, wholehearted worship.  

Is your view of God too small? In this episode, we revisit the holiness of God and wrestle with a question many believers overlook: have we reduced Him to something more comfortable and less reverent? Looking at Scripture, we’re reminded that God is not casual, tame, or to be approached lightly. A right view of His holiness deepens our gratitude for His grace, and reshapes the way we live before Him.   Thank you for listening to the Truth For Today Podcast! If this ministry has encouraged you, we invite you to visit our website to learn more about our mission, support the work through giving, or check out our available resources and merchandise. https://www.truthfortodayministries.org