More Than a Song - Discovering the Truth of Scripture Hidden in Today's Popular Christian Music

More Than a Song is a bi-weekly podcast dedicated to helping you discover the truth of Scripture hidden in today's popular Christian music. Each episode teaches you to connect portions of God's Word with the songs you're singing along with on the radio to help you meditate on Truths that will transform your way of thinking and, ultimately, your life.

More Than a Song - Discovering the Truth of Scripture Hidden in Today's Popular Christian Music is a music podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 555 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts More Than a Song - Discovering the Truth of Scripture Hidden in Today's Popular Christian Music, a music show with 555 episodes published.

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  Episode #543

  #543: "Have Your Way" by Katy Nichole

  Aug 30, 202625 min

  Send us Fan Mail Get your free Episode Guide ! Request the one-page guide—complete with Bible Interaction Tool Exercises to walk you through Acts 16 on your own—at michellenezat.com/543download . Already a subscriber? Check your inbox; it's already there. What does surrender actually look like when life falls apart? This week we let Katy Nichole's "Have Your Way" lead us into Acts 16, where two very different people end up praying the same prayer: "Lord, have Your way in me." From Lydia—a successful businesswoman whose heart the Lord opened—to a jailer at the edge of despair, we watch God move first and hearts respond. In this episode, you'll: Read Acts 16 in context (Acts 15–17) and follow Luke's timeline Step into the world of first-century Philippi—a Roman colony with a riverside place of prayer See worship become a witness as Paul and Silas sing hymns with untended wounds Learn to turn your observations into prayer over the people you love Whether your story looks like Lydia's or the jailer's, the same gospel saves—and the Lord is still opening hearts. Download the free Episode Guide: michellenezat.com/543download Say hello or ask a question: michelle@michellenezat.com Purchase your copy of A Seat at the Table today!

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  Episode #542

  #542: "The Author” by Brandon Lake & Nick Jonas

  Aug 9, 202623 min

  Send us Fan Mail Grab the free Episode Guide for this episode: michellenezat.com/542download — it'll walk you through everything below. "Who am I to question the pen in the hands of The Author?" Brandon Lake and Nick Jonas' song "The Author" pictures God as the writer of our lives — and that's our doorway into one of the most comforting truths in all of Scripture: the doctrine of divine providence. In this episode, we'll: Unpack the difference between God's sovereignty (who He is) and His providence (what He does) Trace providence back to its very first appearance in Genesis 22 — "The Lord will provide" Follow it forward to the ultimate provision: Jesus Wrestle with free will and God's sovereignty (and why God says "both/and" where we see "either/or") Discover why providence often only makes sense when you "read it backward" Land on the truth that changes everything: God is for you Because if the Father holds the Author's pen over your life, there's one thing you need to know above all else — He is for you. Download the free Episode Guide: michellenezat.com/542download Purchase your copy of A Seat at the Table today!

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  Episode #540

  #540: "Rescue Me” by We The Kingdom

  Jul 12, 202624 min

  Send us Fan Mail 📥 Download the free Episode Guide: 👉 michellenezat.com/540download One line from We The Kingdom's "Rescue Me" — "I've been climbing the branches, but I still can't see" — sends us straight to Luke 19 and the story of Zacchaeus. But this isn't the children's song version. In this episode, we dig into Zacchaeus's story the way an author would dig into a short story: character, setting, conflict, and arc. And we ask the question every "rescue me" prayer eventually has to answer — rescued from what, and rescued to what? In this episode, you'll discover: Why the real conflict in Luke 19 isn't bloodline vs. faith, but a question of who holds the authority to grant or revoke sonship What Zacchaeus's offer in verse 8 reveals about the internal battle he was really fighting Why his pursuit of Jesus was vertical, not horizontal — and why that distinction matters How rescue is never just "from" something — it's always from something to something Practical Bible Interaction Tool Exercises (BITEs) you can use to study this story for yourself, including storying, word study, and imagination Scriptures referenced: Luke 19:1–10, Luke 18:35–43, Galatians 3:7–9 Purchase your copy of A Seat at the Table today!

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  Episode #539

  #539: "Make It Well” by MercyMe

  Jun 28, 202627 min

  Send us Fan Mail What do you do when it isn't well with your soul — and you don't know if it ever will be? MercyMe's "Make It Well" leads us to one of the most honest, desperate prayers in all of Scripture — Hannah's cry to God in 1 Samuel 1 and 2. Year after year of distinct suffering. Year after year of silence. And somewhere in the middle of it all, a woman who kept returning to God with her whole, honest heart. In this episode, you'll discover: The Hebrew word for Hannah's suffering that appears nowhere else in Scripture — and why God gave it to us (and what it means for yours) Why Peninnah wasn't just being mean — and what that changes about the story The surprising connection between Hannah's suffering and her worship in 1 Samuel 2 Resources mentioned in this episode: Free Episode Guide — https://michellenezat.com/539download Our Jerusalem by Bertha Spafford Vester — https://amzn.to/4vwBqtb Episode 530 — https://michellenezat.com/530 Free list of 15 BITEs — https://michellenezat.com/453download Logos Bible Software — https://logos.sjv.io/Wqx6JG Purchase your copy of A Seat at the Table today!

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  Episode #538

  #538: "Where Would I Be” by Peter Burton

  Jun 14, 202623 min

  Send us Fan Mail Where would you be if you didn't have Jesus? Peter Burton's chart-topping song asks a question that Paul's letter to Titus answers in vivid detail. In this episode, we explore what life looks like without Jesus, what it looks like with Him, and how to study Scripture through the lens of created, fallen, and redeemed. 📥 Download your free Episode Guide at michellenezat.com/538download (Pairs with the Episode 537 guide — use them together for a complete walk-through of Titus!) This episode introduces a powerful new Bible Interaction Tool Exercise — learning about people the way the Bible does: created, fallen, and redeemed. We also practice starting with God, considering the opposite, and making a list as we work through Titus 1 together. If this is who God is, and in Christ we are to reflect Him — consider the opposite. That's exactly what we do in this episode, and it just might change the way you read your Bible. Purchase your copy of A Seat at the Table today!

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