Hosted by Clayton · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 230 episodes
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The Isaiah 43 Podcast invites you to behold the God who says, “Fear not, for I have redeemed you; I have called you by name, you are Mine” (Isa. 43:1). Each week, we walk slowly through the Scriptures, combining careful exegesis with the rich truths of Reformed theology. These reflections on the Holy Scriptures aim to ground your faith, comfort your heart, and lift your eyes to Christ—our great Redeemer, Shepherd, and Friend. Whether you come weary, searching, or eager to grow, you’ll find a steady place to rest in the promises of God.
Clayton hosts The Isaiah 43 Podcast, a religion show with 230 episodes published.
Send us Fan Mail What do you actually bring to the table before a holy God? Human nature deeply desires to negotiate. We want to believe that our intellect, our social status, or our hard-fought moral achievements give u
Send us Fan Mail What if the wisdom of the world is utter foolishness? When the Apostle Paul wrote to the brilliant, wealthy, and prestigious culture of first-century Corinth, he didn't try to win them over with trendy p
Send us Fan Mail We like our heroes to be flawless. We love the story of David standing over Goliath because we love an underdog. But scripture refuse to hide the dark side of Israel's greatest king. We don't like to tal
Send us Fan Mail Is your goodness enough to please God? It’s a simple question, but it carries an eternal weight. Most of us default to the same comfortable instinct: we assume that if we are generally kind, treat others
Send us Fan Mail What actually happens to your body when you die? For many Christians, the cultural image of eternity has been subtly hijacked by a modern form of Gnosticism—the idea that our physical bodies are an inher
Send us Fan Mail What happens when the secular world tries to handle the Passion of Christ? In 1989, DC Comics famously locked away a completed issue of Swamp Thing in their vault for nearly forty years, terrified of th
Send us Fan Mail What comes to mind when you hear the word "church"? For many of us, we immediately think of a physical building—four brick walls where we gather on Sunday mornings or Wednesday evenings. But scripturally
Send us Fan Mail What do you do when you fall? In this week’s study through the opening of 1 John , Clayton explores the gut-wrenching moment that follows sin—the moment we often try to hide, bury, or outrun. While our i
Send us Fan Mail The Holy Spirit is not an impersonal energy field. When we think about the Holy Spirit, it is easy to default to the imagery of pop culture. We treat Him like "the Force" from Star Wars—a vague, mystica
Send us Fan Mail Is unity a goal we fight for, or a reality we stand in? In this week’s episode, we dives into the iconic rallying cry of the Autobots—"Till all are one"—to see how this fictional hope points us toward a
Send us Fan Mail The world feels chaotic, uncertain, and spiraling out of control. But what if the "hero in the sky" isn't a work of fiction? In this episode, Clayton dives into Lord’s Day 19 of the Heidelberg Catechism,
Send us Fan Mail “My feet had almost slipped…” In Psalm 73, the psalmist confesses something many believers feel but rarely say out loud. If we’re honest, we have all looked at the "prosperity of the wicked"—the ease, th
Send us Fan Mail Is Jesus distant or just differently present? Many of us treat the Ascension as a "divine exit strategy"—a mere footnote between Easter and the Second Coming. But in Lord’s Day 18 of the Heidelberg Catec
Send us Fan Mail What do you hear when life feels like a wilderness? In the debut of a special series through the Gospel of Mark, Clayton steps away from the study of John to explore the urgent, glorious opening of Mark
Send us Fan Mail We love stories about heroes who die and come back. From comic books to movies, we’ve seen it all before. But the resurrection of Jesus Christ is not fiction. And it’s not just another heroic moment. In
Send us Fan Mail Everything is falling apart. Judas has left. Betrayal is in motion. The cross is only hours away. And in that exact moment—Jesus says, “Now is the Son of Man glorified.” How can that be? How can betrayal
Send us Fan Mail Why did Jesus actually have to die? If the victory is won, why do we still stand at gravesides today? This week, Clayton guides us through Lord’s Day 16 of the Heidelberg Catechism, tackling some of the
Send us Fan Mail What happens when the King of the Universe meets the Prince of Darkness? This week on the Isaiah 43 Podcast, we dive into John 13:21–30 to explore the moment Judas Iscariot turned toward the night. We br
Send us Fan Mail Did Jesus only suffer on the cross—or was His whole life marked by suffering? In Lord’s Day 15, we uncover a deeper truth: Christ didn’t just endure six hours of pain—He sustained the wrath of God for Hi
Send us Fan Mail Jesus knew everything—His authority, His origin, His betrayal… and still, He picked up a towel. In John 13, we don’t just see an act of humility—we see the heart of Christ. The King of Glory stoops to wa
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