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What if... It's a simple question. But sometimes the simplest questions are the most dangerous. In this episode of Scattered Moments , we engage in a thought experiment: What if we actually believed the Bible—not merely

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Brief reflections on faith, adversity, and the quiet places where grace appears. Each episode of Scattered Moments is a brief journey through the unexpected classrooms where God does His deepest work — hospital rooms and sanctuaries, seasons of grief and flashes of joy, the ordinary moments where grace shows up and changes everything. Drawing from over forty years of writing, ministry, and life in the trenches, Matt Tullos weaves together original poetry, hymn stories, Scripture, and honest reflection to remind you that even adversity, you are not alone. Three Types of Episodes: Scattered Moments: Brief Reflections on Faith, Adversity and the Quiet Places Guided Meditations: Opportunities to Encounter God through Meditation Moments Almanac: Released Every Morning, Reflecting on the Meaning of Each Day, Take heart, notice the scattered moments, and share the grace.
Matt Tullos hosts Scattered Moments, a religion show with 109 episodes published.

What if... It's a simple question. But sometimes the simplest questions are the most dangerous. In this episode of Scattered Moments , we engage in a thought experiment: What if we actually believed the Bible—not merely

844 people boarded a ship they had every reason to trust. Within two minutes, hundreds were gone. In this episode of Moments Almanac , we remember the tragic sinking of the Eastland on July 24, 1915—one of America's dead

Every Sunday, millions of believers gather to worship. Songs are sung. Prayers are offered. Sermons are preached. Hands are lifted across every continent as the Church circles the globe in praise. Yet in the midst of tha

A mother who quietly shaped generations. A dying general racing to finish one last book. On this day in history, two remarkable lives came to their close—Susannah Wesley in 1742 and Ulysses S. Grant in 1885. Though separ

Psalm 6 reminds us that faith is not only for the bright mornings—it is also for the sleepless nights. In this quiet reflection, we walk with David through tears, waiting, and unanswered questions, discovering that God w

Two remarkable journeys began on the same date, separated by more than three centuries. On July 22, 1620, English Pilgrims departed Holland aboard the Speedwell , leaving behind the only home they had known in pursuit of

What if the first voice you heard each morning was God's? In this reflection on Psalm 5 , we begin where David began—not with confidence, but with need. Before the demands of the day, before the noise of the world, and b

On this day in history, two men were born 127 years apart whose lives were joined by a single question. Daniel March gave the Church one of its most enduring missionary hymns: Hark! the Voice of Jesus Calling. More than

I have a confession to make. Sometimes I grow weary of asking. Sometimes I stop seeking because I've convinced myself there is nothing left to find. Sometimes I stand at a closed door just long enough to decide that no o

How do you translate the Bible into a language that has never been written down? On this episode of Moments Almanac , we follow the remarkable life of Marilyn Laszlo , a farm girl from Indiana whose childhood promise to

On July 19, two remarkable moments in history—separated by 156 years—invite us to consider the power and weight of a single voice. In 1692, five women were executed during the Salem witch trials, condemned by fear, rumor

There are moments when our prayers seem to disappear into silence. Moments when we ask, "How long?" and wonder if God is listening. In this reflection on Psalm 4, we slow down and enter one of David's most peaceful praye

On July 18, two remarkable stories unfold more than a century apart, bound together by a common thread: the courage to cross the lines others refused to cross. In 1753, Lemuel Haynes was born into a world that doubted a

There are moments when explanation is no longer enough. Moments when another opinion won't heal what is broken. Moments when another argument only deepens the divide. Perhaps this is one of those moments. In this special

What if one of the greatest revolutions in church history began... with an empty chair? On July 17, 1883, Arthur Flake was born in Texas. Though his name is unfamiliar to many today, his influence has shaped generations

Psalm 3: The Lifter of My Head What do you do when the battle is close to home? Psalm 3 was written during one of the darkest moments of David's life as he fled from his own son, Absalom. Surrounded by enemies and weighe

Apollo 11, C.T. Studd, and the Journey That Lasts Forever On July 16, the world watched three astronauts launch toward the moon in one of history's greatest engineering achievements. But thirty-eight years earlier, on th

As dawn breaks over nineteenth-century Bristol, three hundred orphaned children gather around empty tables with nothing to eat. There is no bread, no milk, no money—only a prayer of thanksgiving spoken before the answer

What does a grieving painter have in common with a lonely spacecraft crossing millions of miles of empty space? On July 15, two remarkable stories converge. In 1606, Rembrandt was born—a man whose deepest losses transfor

One date. Two revolutions. Two very different ways of changing the world. On July 14, 1789, the storming of the Bastille ignited the French Revolution, unleashing forces that would reshape Europe through violence and uph
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