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Well Lit Path Podcast

Hosted by Lake Worth Baptist Church · religion · EN

152 episodesAudience: 6
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Christian growth is intentional. That growth comes through the pursuit of godly knowledge. Fortunately, we have a resource provided by God himself that contains all the knowledge necessary for us to grow intentionally in our Christian life. While the path may be dark, it can be illuminated. Through our studies we pray we can be a supplement to that resource to aide in your walk on a Well Lit Path.

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What is Well Lit Path Podcast about?

Christian growth is intentional. That growth comes through the pursuit of godly knowledge. Fortunately, we have a resource provided by God himself that contains all the knowledge necessary for us to grow intentionally in our Christian life. While the path may be dark, it can be illuminated.

Who hosts Well Lit Path Podcast?

Well Lit Path Podcast is hosted by Lake Worth Baptist Church. The show has published 152 episodes to date.

What has Well Lit Path Podcast covered recently?

Recent episodes include "EP.150 - And Finally - Praise Ye the Lord" (31 August 2026, 27 minutes), "EP.149 - Good, Good Praise" (24 August 2026, 27 minutes), and "EP.148 - Worthy of all Praise" (17 August 2026, 28 minutes).

How often does Well Lit Path Podcast publish?

Well Lit Path Podcast publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 25 minutes across 152 episodes.

How hard is it to get booked on Well Lit Path Podcast?

Booking probability for Well Lit Path Podcast is 35%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Well Lit Path Podcast requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Well Lit Path Podcast's contact route on record: verified email.

Who should pitch Well Lit Path Podcast?

The strongest fits for Well Lit Path Podcast are Religion & Faith. Well Lit Path Podcast has a religion audience.

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Lake Worth Baptist Church hosts Well Lit Path Podcast, a religion podcast with 152 episodes published.

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Recent episodes

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  • Aug 31, 202627 minS4

    In our final episode from the Book of Psalms - covering chapters 149 & 150 - we see a call to praise God with everything we have — our voices, our dancing, our instruments, our very breath. These psalms make the case...

  • Aug 24, 202627 minS4

    In Psalm 147 & 148, we see the psalmist calling all creation to praise the LORD — and unexpectedly, the story of Job becomes the perfect commentary on why. From the God who numbers the stars and feeds the ravens to the...

  • Aug 17, 202628 minS4

    In Psalm 145 & 146, we see David's lifelong vow to praise God, set against the empty alternative of trusting things of man that fade the moment they're gone. We trace God's character — his mercy, his holiness, and how...

  • Aug 10, 202621 minS4

    In Psalm 144, we see that God trains us for the war, gives shelter from the war and blesses us beyond measure in so many ways. While happiness is an emotion, joy is a choice and blessings are a reality in the life of...

  • Aug 3, 202626 minS4

    In Psalm 143, we see David with another plea to God, but not what it seems on the surface. While the words ask for help, the message is one of praise and a realization that God has been faithful and will be faithful...

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  • Jul 27, 202624 minS4

    In Psalm 142, we see David cry out from a cave, overwhelmed and sure no one else can carry what he's carrying. We’re reminded God doesn't need pretty prayers, why only he can truly care for our souls. He is our portion...

  • Jul 20, 202626 minS4

    In Psalm 141, we see David repeatedly turning to the Lord in every struggle. He cries out for God to guard not only his words but also his heart, to help him receive righteous correction with humility, and to keep his...

  • Jul 13, 202623 minS4

    In Psalm 140, we see David cry out to the Lord for deliverance and discover that God not only rescues His people but equips them for every battle. As believers, we can find rejoicing in how God equips us, protects us...

  • Jul 6, 202622 minS4

    In Psalm 139, we see that God’s knowledge, presence, and purpose are inescapable. He knows us completely, formed us with intention, and is with us in every place and every circumstance. This psalm gives us one of the...

  • Jun 29, 202626 minS4

    In Psalm 138, we see that God is always at work in the lives of His people. Through praise, trials, and answered prayer, God is shaping us to look more like Christ. What feels like loss is often God making room for...

  • Jun 22, 202630 minS4

    In Psalm 137, we see a people in exile, asked by their captors to sing songs of worship for entertainment — and the parallels to modern life are striking. The world still wants the blessing without the God. But Babylon...

  • Jun 15, 202626 minS4

    In Psalm 136, we see a command to give thanks to God, with many substantive reasons why. But there is a core reason that governs the entire psalm. Therein lies one of the most awe inspiring attributes of the God we...

  • Jun 8, 202635 minS4

    In Psalm 135, we see that the call to praise the Lord isn't given in a vacuum — it comes loaded with reasons. God is great, faithful to every promise, and alive in ways no idol ever could be. There is none like him, and...

  • Jun 1, 202622 minS4

    In Psalm 133 & 134, we see the importance of unity among believers. Generally, yes, but specifically in the context of our churches. We’ll jump to Ephesians and Corinthians and see how in unity there are blessings we...

  • May 25, 202625 minS4

    In Psalm 132, we see the longing of God’s people for His presence — and the reminder that His presence dwells where His people make room. This episode explores the call to prepare a place for the Lord in our daily...

  • May 11, 202621 minS4

    In Psalms 131 we see that spiritual maturity means laying pride aside, quieting our hearts, and learning to rest in the Lord. Let’s look at the danger of making testimonies about ourselves, the foolishness of boasting...

  • May 4, 202624 minS4

    In Psalm 130 we see a believer crying out from the very depths of sorrow, yet clinging to the God who hears, forgives, and redeems. This episode walks through the raw honesty of the Psalmist’s plea, the hope found in...

  • Apr 27, 202627 minS4

    In Psalms 128 & 129 we see the two sides of the Christian life—blessing and persecution. Walking with God brings steady, meaningful blessing, but it also invites hardship. Yet in both, God is present, sustaining His...

  • Apr 20, 202620 minS4

    In Psalms 127, we see what it means to build a home and legacy God will bless, following His design instead of the world’s. When the Lord is the foundation and we labor in His presence, our labor is never in vain—and...

  • Apr 13, 202627 minS4

    In Psalms 125 & 126 we see that our security in God is unshakable even in seasons of hardship, reminding us that our standing is not based on our feelings but on His faithfulness—and that even when we are sowing in...

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