Episode 242 of The Truth Response.

Why do most of our prayer requests focus on healing, finances, and protection—rather than wisdom, obedience, and spiritual growth? In this episode, Derek, Matt, and Dave explore the deeper purpose of prayer and what it reveals about our hearts.

The conversation moves beyond “Is it wrong to pray for personal needs?” and into something more transformative: what we truly need versus what we naturally ask for. Through biblical insight and relatable analogies, the hosts unpack how God answers prayer—Yes, No, Not Yet, or Grow—and why trusting His will matters more than getting our preferred outcome.

Clarity in chaos. Bringing hope to a chaotic world.

This episode invites believers to mature in their prayer life, trust God’s wisdom like a good Father, and shift from outcome-driven requests to heart-shaping surrender.

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Episode 241 of The Truth Response.

What really comes out of us when life applies pressure? Stress, fear, conflict, and hardship have a way of revealing what’s truly stored in our hearts—and this episode takes a thoughtful look at what Scripture says about that reality.

From biblical stories like Jonah, Peter walking on water, and Jesus’ warning about the fruitless fig tree, this conversation explores heart posture, discernment over legalism, and how true faith is revealed not by appearances, but by reactions. The discussion also reflects on cultural moments of panic and crisis, showing how fear or faith rises to the surface under pressure.

Clarity in chaos. Bringing hope to a chaotic world.

This episode encourages listeners to examine what’s filling their hearts today, so that when pressure comes, what flows out reflects trust, humility, and deep-rooted faith.

Episode number is 240 of The Truth Response.

What does it truly mean for Christians to “be fruitful and multiply” in today’s world? Is it about population growth, spiritual discipleship, or something deeper that the church has struggled to articulate clearly?

In this episode, the conversation explores both the physical and spiritual dimensions of fruitfulness. The discussion addresses cultural fears, the role of family, and the call to make disciples—not just converts—while trusting God’s sovereignty over the rise and fall of cultures. Rather than measuring success by numbers alone, the focus returns to authentic faith and Spirit-formed lives.

Clarity in chaos. Bringing hope to a chaotic world.

This episode invites believers to think biblically, live faithfully, and embrace a holistic understanding of fruitfulness rooted in obedience, trust, and hope.