Hosted by Steve Pozzato · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 32 episodes
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A place to consider God’s voice in the old familiar stories and find how those ancient words still speak into our lives today. Here we will explore history, themes, candid thoughts, messages, and generally celebrate the bible being alive! Each episode will have a slightly different flavor!
Steve Pozzato hosts Ancient Truth for the Modern Heart, a religion show with 32 episodes published.
Send us Fan Mail Judas Iscariot makes most of us tense up, because his name feels like a shortcut to the worst parts of the Passion story. But I want to slow down and look at what the Gospels actually show: before Judas
Send us Fan Mail You can memorize the stories and still miss the moment God is trying to open your eyes. That’s the tension we sit with as we talk about Jude, traditionally understood to be the brother of Jesus, and why
Send us Fan Mail Summer has a way of making everything feel more alive, and that includes the parts of us that have been running on empty. From open windows and birdsong to gardens, thunderstorms, and fireflies at dusk,
Send us Fan Mail Nobody talks much about Anna, the wife of Tobit, and that’s exactly why I can’t stop thinking about her. She doesn’t part seas or stand before kings. She works, worries, carries a household through finan
Send us Fan Mail Mother’s Day can feel like a celebration and a wound in the same breath. If you’re carrying gratitude, grief, distance, longing, or all of it at once, you belong here. I reflect on biblical motherhood as
Send us Fan Mail When everything feels uncertain, most of us reach for a map. I reach for something steadier. John 14 opens with words that don’t shame our anxiety, they name it: “Do not let your hearts be troubled.” Fro
Send us Fan Mail You can do everything “right” and still not know what’s next. That’s the tension I sit with today: our deep desire for a clear plan, and the reality that life with God often feels like walking forward wi
Send us Fan Mail Locked doors can be physical, but most of ours are emotional: fear we can’t shake, grief that still feels close, questions that keep circling even after we’ve heard good news. We start with John 20:19–29
Send us Fan Mail The empty tomb is only the beginning, and that’s what makes the days after Easter so honest. Fear doesn’t evaporate overnight. Questions don’t instantly resolve. The disciples gather behind locked doors,
Send us Fan Mail Easter doesn’t always land like fireworks. Sometimes it shows up before the day gets loud, while grief is still in the air and the questions haven’t loosened their grip. We sit with that honest edge of t
Send us Fan Mail Good Friday doesn’t ask us to understand everything. It asks us to stay. When the road grows quieter and the story turns toward the hill and the cross, we face a moment that feels heavy, honest, and stra
Send us Fan Mail The loudest day of Holy Week gives way to the quietest kind of power: a shared meal, a simple cup, and a towel in the hands of Jesus. I’m Steve Pozzato, and this reflection lingers with Maundy Thursday,
Send us Fan Mail Hosanna is a beautiful word until you realize how much you’re loading into it. When the crowd welcomes Jesus into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday, they’re not clueless, they’re desperate for change. And if we’r
Send us Fan Mail The road you’re on is doing more than carrying you forward, it’s changing you. Lent begins with walking, but it keeps going until it reaches something most of us both want and resist: transformation. I’m
Send us Fan Mail Psalm 23 is everywhere, but we often hear it at the one moment it was never meant to be limited to. I’m Steve Pizzato, and I want to sit with this psalm as a companion for the middle of life, when the ro
Send us Fan Mail A hot noon, an empty jar, and a question that disarms: “Will you give me a drink?” We walk to Jacob’s well and linger there, not to rehearse a scandal but to face the ache we recognize in ourselves—thirs
Send us Fan Mail Questions tend to show up after dark, when the noise fades and honesty has room to speak. We step into that quiet with Nicodemus—respected, thoughtful, and unsure—who meets Jesus at night and leaves with
Send us Fan Mail Start where few of us would choose: the wilderness. We open Lent by tracing Jesus’ path through hunger, power, and the urge to demand a sign—and we discover why these same temptations stalk modern life t
Send us Fan Mail A smudge on the forehead can feel small, but it opens a wide door. We explore Ash Wednesday as a truthful beginning to Lent—less about performance, more about presence—drawing on the ancient use of ashes
Send us Fan Mail What if the fast God desires looks less like somber faces and more like shared bread, loosened yokes, and mended relationships? We open Isaiah 58 and let it reframe Lent from private sacrifice to public
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Ancient Truth for the Modern Heart is hosted by Steve Pozzato. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 32 episodes.
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