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Welcome to the audio podcast of The Arsenal Church in Southtown San Antonio. We hope that these podcasts encourage you, speak life, and bring hope to you throughout your week. To learn more about The Arsenal Church visit www.thearsenal.church.
Unknown Host hosts The Arsenal Church, a religion show with 100 episodes published.
To close our "Who Told You That?" series, Chad opened the floor to your questions — submitted live via Slido — with Britney Carrasco moderating. It's an honest, unscripted conversation about everything the series stirred
What if "the fear of the Lord" was never meant to be terror? In the final message of our Who Told You That? series, Pastor Chad Belew traces the difference between fear and awe — from a blackout patrol base in Baghdad to
The most famous verse in Christianity may be the most misread. Chad takes John 3:16 back to the late-night conversation it actually came from — Jesus and Nicodemus — and shows how a verse we memorized as a gospel-tract a
We trained our dogs to stay off the couch — and they’re perfect angels, right up until no one’s watching. Chad opens there because it’s how a lot of us learned to follow God: behave when you feel watched, fall apart when
In this message, Chad explores what happens when awe feels out of reach in the middle of fear, anxiety, and uncertainty. Using the story of Peter walking on water and Jesus’ invitation to “look at the birds” and “conside
In this week’s message, Daniel Gertson invites us to rethink everything we thought we knew about the Bible—moving beyond rigid, inherited beliefs and into a more honest, human, and transformative way of engaging Scriptur
For Father’s Day, we throw out the manly checklist and re-root ourselves in the way of Jesus. What makes a good dad? A good man? It’s not toughness or dominance—it’s presence, empathy, and love. Using the parable of the
Jesus told us to love our enemies—but what if “enemy” is a label we created? In this message, we explore the psychology of division, tribalism, and how compassion disarms it. Chad reflects on his time at an interfaith su
What if awe is more than a feeling? What if it’s medicine? This week, we explore how awe expands empathy, creates connection, and rewires our brain. Drawing from recent research, scripture, and everyday wonder, we explor
Is it possible that awe—not fear—is the beginning of wisdom? In this message in the Rooted series, Chad dives into what it really means to be “God-fearing.” With scripture, psychology, and real-life application, this tal
We were told that God turns away from sin. But what if that’s never been true? This week’s message features the powerful “Gospel in Chairs” illustration and reflects on Jesus’ posture of unshakable presence, even with th
Mother’s Day Sunday leads us into the nurturing, motherly nature of God. What happens when the Church stops nurturing and starts controlling? In this talk, Chad blends psychological research, theology, and personal stori
This week, we explore the story of Mephibosheth—a man who expected rejection, but found welcome at the king’s table. Chad invites us to see how our deepest fear of being too “damaged” to belong is met with the radical lo
We begin the Rooted series by asking a deeper question: What if you were never broken to begin with? This week, Chad reframes our origin story—not as one of sin and shame, but of belonging and belovedness. This message e
In the second episode of our Advent series, we reflect on the theme of Peace—God’s gift to a restless world. True peace isn’t simply the absence of conflict but the presence of Christ, bringing wholeness and restoration
Welcome to Advent, a four-part series exploring the themes of Hope, Peace, Joy, and Love as we prepare our hearts for Christmas. In this first episode, we dive into the power of Hope—God’s promise to sustain us even in t
Chad unpacks the brief but powerful message of 3 John, exploring how the early church embodied hospitality as a key expression of their faith. Discover why welcoming others—both strangers and fellow believers—is central
Rob challenges listeners to see love not just as a principle but as the defining element of the bigger picture in faith and life. With practical insights, this message invites you to reflect on how love shapes your relat
Chad unpacks the challenges and beauty of living in alignment with the love of Christ. Whether you're questioning, seeking, or firmly rooted in faith, this message will inspire you to make God’s love known in your life a
What does it mean to love in response to the love God has shown us? Rob unpacks how recognizing God’s love as our source changes the way we approach relationships, bringing a renewed sense of purpose, patience, and compa
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