God’s Word is a deep well. You can drop down your bucket and pull up Truth every time. Erin Davis will guide women to parts of their Bibles they tend to avoid. As you listen, you'll get to know and apply Scripture to your whole life.
What will give us fortitude as we stand for Christ in a culture that is increasingly hostile? Jesus is coming back.
Sanctification is a supernatural work of the Spirit. Day by day, moment by moment, God is changing you to be more like Him.
Discover that the whole world is waiting for Jesus to come back and be challenged with the question: are you awake?
Will we have bodies in heaven? Discover the hope-filled answer, and why it matters so much.
Erin will remind you that everything God has called you to do you do from your one, precious body. Discover five biblical principles for stewarding it well.
Together, you will dig into God’s Word and see why a disembodied identity is so disastrous and an embodied identity so liberating.
Erin exposes the health crisis plaguing the modern Church and asks you to embrace body stewardship as part of your Christian witness.
Erin describes her journey to becoming a Bible teacher and asks you to know your gifts, use them for God's glory, and submit them to His sovereign control.
Is it possible to face an uncertain future with perfect peace? As Tippy considers her sunset years, she is rooted and grounded in the goodness of God.
As Erin has walked the long and painful journey through her mom’s Early-onset Alzheimer’s, Tippy has been a wise counselor, prayer partner, and trusted friend.
During a difficult season in marriage, Dannah Gresh turned to her longtime friend and mentor Tippy Duncan for wisdom.
Behind the public ministry of Erin Davis and Dannah Gresh, there’s one woman who has faithfully walked with Jesus.
Planting the seeds of truth in the heart of your boy is challenging work. Remember why it’s worth it in this wrap-up episode.
It’s time to dream of more than a safe life for your boy. Erin will help you see the calling God has placed on his life.
Open your Bible to Genesis 1 and get the tools you need to equip your son to understand, embrace, and celebrate God’s design.
Your boy won’t win the battle for Truth alone. Develop a plan to recruit battle buddies.
Scripture is clear: your son didn’t come into the world as a “good boy.” That makes your home ground zero for spiritual formation.
Our homes are our first classrooms. In this episode of The Deep Well consider how your own delight in God’s Word is shaping the next generation.
Our boys are in crisis and unsure where to look for Truth. Find the courage to step up and fight for our boys in this episode.
Have you ever been hurt by someone? If so, this message is for you. Erin Davis explains what forgiveness is and how you can choose to forgive.
Erin Davis will explore why a commitment to flourishing goes beyond our personal well-being and becomes a strategy to win the lost.
Through a continued exposition of Psalm 92, Erin Davis will ask you to evaluate how your health practices impact your ability to thrive.
Erin Davis will highlight what the Bible says about gladness and will explore why God’s people can always be happy-hearted.
Examining Psalm 92, Erin will explore how declaring God’s love in the morning and His faithfulness at night can move you toward a life of flourishing.
Hear the fascinating story of how God used the sequoia to give Erin a fresh vision for her walk with Jesus and a call to pursue a life of flourishing.
Do you ever think that if your circumstances would change you would have peace? Erin explains where you can find true rest and peace.
Consider all Christ endured for you and you’ll never look at your own stress the same way again.
When you picture Jesus is He smiling? Is He smiling at you? How can you know if Jesus is a happy God?
Discover who Jesus’ wrath is directed toward and why you don’t need to fear this side of Jesus if you’ve surrendered your life to Him.
What makes Jesus angry? And what does his pattern of anger teach us about our own tempers?
From creation, to the wilderness, from Eden to the exile, Jesus is present on the pages of the whole Bible.
If Joseph’s dreams made you wonder about how God uses supernatural gifts, don’t miss this bonus episode.
Your human family is meant to tell a much bigger story. Text: Romans 8:35–39, Exodus 13:19, Matthew 7:24–27
There is something profound about the words you speak over your family. Learn to speak words of blessing that echo through generations.
There is a bedrock truth that transforms the way we operate within our families: God has a plan. Text: Ephesians 4, Genesis 44:6–13
Every single member of your family is a sinner in need of a Savior. Scripture calls us to live tenderhearted toward each other.
Our sins can have a profound effect on our families, even long after we’re gone, but our mistakes don’t get the final word.
When it comes to family regrets, most of us could make a long list. What are we to do when we can’t get a do over?
In this continued study of the family of Joseph, discover why secrets don’t belong in the families of God’s people. Text: Genesis 37:12–17
Joseph’s family played favorites, and it ended in disaster. Consider how favoritism can cause division in your home and within God’s family.
Each family tree has crooked branches, gnarled by sin, disappointment, mistakes, betrays, trauma, rebellion, and grief. There is room for God to work.
Join the mourners at Joseph’s funeral and consider this: when your life is over, what will your family say about your legacy? Text: Genesis 50:22–26
Until Christ's return, believers have reason to fast, but after His second coming the true feasting will begin.
In this bonus episode, Erin and Bethany talk about the 40 day fast that Erin undertook in 2020. Listen to find out why Erin did the fast and what she learned.
Numbers 6 describes a fast called the Nazirite vow. Erin tells you about the proper heart motivation behind that vow and how it applies to your life.
Why do you get hungry so often? Erin says God created you that way to remind you of your need for Him.
Why is fasting so rarely discussed? Is it okay to tell others that you are fasting? Erin will answer those and other questions in today's episode.
Food is a gift. Even Jesus cooked for His disciples. Erin explains the significance of that story in John 21 and how it shows that God cares for you.
Is fasting really necessary? Erin shows from Mark 9 that sometimes God works in amazing ways through fasting with prayer.
Did you know that food is a good thing? Erin Davis dives into Scripture to show that your relationship to food doesn't need to be a constant battle.
Erin explores a supernatural encounter between Elijah and God and helps you consider how the Lord is speaking to you today.
What comes into your mind when you think about God is the most important thing about you.
With a few little words, whispered into the ear of her husband, Zeresh tore her family apart.
Erin takes you inside a sibling squabble recorded in Numbers 12 and helps you see that even quiet words pack a punch.
Join Erin in peeking into Leah's nursery, described in Genesis 29 and see who hears your quietest, most intimate whispers (and why it matters).
When you look at the promises of God and look at the facts of your life, what whispers slip from your heart?
No matter how dark your situation may seem, Erin lifts your eyes to a future full of light because of Jesus.
Erin tells us about the first disciple killed for his faith in Jesus and tells us why his death was a type of eclipse.
Erin and Laura talk about times they've felt abandoned. They'll also give you solid truth you can stand on if you're ever tempted to feel abandoned by God.
Erin explores the darkest day in human history and shows you why the events of that day can let you enjoy the light forever.
It's easy to look at the ungodly choices of people all around you and wonder whether darkness will extinguish the light, but Erin will remind you there's hope.
When you're tempted to think darkness is going to overwhelm you, it feels like an emotional eclipse. Erin will remind you of a powerful truth: the light of God'
Erin will share the one item that should be on everyone's bucket list. When you prioritize this one thing, all other activities will fall into place.
Do you ever see ungodly people enjoy great success and wonder why you choose godliness? Erin will remind you that wickedness will only last a little while.
We all know what it means to suffer. But you can suffer with hope because of the suffering Jesus endured for us.
Jesus modeled some important truths about time and eternity. When you learn these truths as well, it will have a big effect on your day to day life.
For 18 years, a group of people procrastinated an important building project. Their story will tell you something important about your priorities.
There will come a day when all the pain and suffering of this life are called “former things.” In that day, Jesus will make all things new.
If you’re feeling like you lack hope, you’ll want to be reminded of the true hope for the end of the story. Erin Davis will take us to Revelation 21.
Much of the ache we feel in our heart comes from something Erin Davis calls “brokenness fatigue.” Is there hope? Yes!
The church is full of forgiven sinners. That makes relationships in the church challenging. But forgiving those relationships is worth all the effort.
Are you ever tempted to approach relationships like a bank account? Erin will offer practical advice on dealing with difficult people.
Erin Davis will explore a paradox: Often, when you are lonely you don't actually need more time with other people.
You can't develop strong relationships with people if you're trying to avoid messiness. Erin will show you why genuine community is worth the mess.
Erin Davis shows you the danger of disconnecting with others and helps you begin forging connections with others in the body of Christ.
Erin will help us know how to start doing some knitting and fight the pandemic of loneliness.
We read about loneliness in the very first chapters of the Bible, so this is a problem that's been around a long time!
Erin Davis will explore the pandemic of loneliness and point us to God’s Word to show us how we can be truly known.
Erin Davis will help us understand the Feast of Booths and discover how it challenges our own sense of comfort and contentment.
It's easy to lose the wonder of the term "atonement." Erin Davis will remind us of the amazing work of Christ to atone for our sins in the Day of Atonement.
In ancient times, a trumpet blast represented more than just a musical crescendo. It signaled victory over enemies. That's why studying the Feast of Trumpets.
We all know what it's like to be forced to wait. Erin Davis will help you focus on the Lord during seasons of waiting by exploring the Feast of Weeks described
Why was Jesus left in the grave one complete day before being raised? Erin Davis says you can find an answer in the book of Leviticus.
Like yeast working its way into every part of bread dough, sin affects all of our lives. Erin Davis shows us how the Feast of Unleavened Bread points to that.
If you have come to faith in Jesus, you have a huge reason to celebrate! Erin Davis reminds you of that by exploring the Feast of Passover.
Erin Davis says the Old Testament shows us the balance of the rhythm between work and rest. She’ll show you by looking in the book of Leviticus.