Kill the Dragon: A Podcast for Dangerous Saints: Recent Episodes
Matthew Huff
"What is the point of the whole Bible? Kill the dragon. Get the girl." -Doug Wilson
The great story of Scripture centers on Christ's slaying of the dragon on the cross and His redemption of His bride from the chains of sin. In light of this glorious truth, join Matthew, Fred, and Shawna in this podcast as they discuss what it means to be a dangerous saint in these turbulent times, following after King Jesus in His victory over sin by clinging to the infallible Word of God as the sword of truth for the church triumphant.
Fred, Shawna, and Matt discuss Jeremiah 6:16, contemplating how the modern church in America can discover the ancient ways of God that bring rest for restless souls.
Fred, Shauna, and Matthew reconvene to discuss the recent adventures that God has brought into their lives to strengthen, embolden, and deepen their faith -- from a harrowing trip to West Virginia to a journey all the way to Oxford!
Shawna's back! Plus, the crew is joined by special guest, Daniel Wesche, to talk about stewarding well the time we have with family during the summer and trusting God to continue training dangerous saints for His kingdom and for His glory.
Fred and Matthew are joined this week by special guest Lance Batiste to discuss biblical manhood, the love of Christ, and the beauty of Resurrection Sunday.
Join Fred, Shawna, and Matthew as they share their favorite Christmas traditions and celebrate the eternal significance of Christ's Incarnation and the beauty of His appearing, the "good news of great joy."
Featured guest Daniel Wesche joins Fred, Shawna, and Matthew to discuss the cultural contexts of the New Testament and how modern Christians should view the 1st-century church and apply the principles of the kingdom of God to the trials of the current age.
This week, Shawna is back! Join Matthew, Fred, and Shawna as they consider Jeremiah 29:4-7 and discuss what it means for the Christian church to be living in exile as victorious laborers, "sorrowful, yet always rejoicing."
This week, Fred and Matthew are joined by Dalton Colburn to talk about God's stirring and awakening the hearts of young men and women to know and love the truth. Dalton's testimony of the power of the Holy Spirit and the prayers of parents and teachers is a powerful reminder of God's providence over the hearts of His people as He raises up a new generation.
Join the dangerous saints (and their dangerous spouses!) as they discuss the glories, the challenges, and the blessings of marriage, one of God's greatest gifts to man and one of the most powerful weapons against the enemy.
Returning to the conversation of the enemy's lies, Fred, Shawna, Matthew, and Crystal discuss how Satan uses false accusations, fears, doubts, and, perhaps most threatening of all, pride to distract believers from magnifying Christ and doing all things for His name's sake.
This week Fred, Shawna, Matthew, and special guest Crystal discuss how the devil's accusations and deceits can tempt the church to drift from claiming the promises of God. Through meditation on the Word, a fervent spirit of prayer, and constant encouragement from the saints, the church can walk in victory and place all of their hope and trust in the King.
"What is the chief end of man? To glorify God and enjoy Him forever." As dangerous saints, our calling is to present our lives as living sacrifices to God, yet what all does this mean? What does it mean to worship? Is it simply a Sunday morning activity? Join Fred, Shawna, and Matthew as they discuss the worship of God as the constant orientation of our hearts and lives toward magnifying Him and His glory.
What do we do when we don't feel joy? How can we heed the call to be dangerous saints when we are overwhelmed, distracted, anxious, and afraid? This week, Matthew, Fred, and Shawna discuss how believers can be encouraged and reminded of God's faithfulness and His sovereignty over the battle regardless of our emotions, our situations, and our griefs.
Join Matt, Fred, and Shawna in the inaugural episode of the Kill the Dragon podcast as they discuss how the joy of the Lord equips believers to be dangerous saints in a fallen world.