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Expository sermons and biblical content from Daniel Etter. Our mission is simple: we look at what "The Bible says" so that we don't leave saying "what a great teaching," but rather "what a great God." Simple, Christ-centered, and text-focused. whatagreatgodpod@gmail.com
Unknown Host hosts What a Great God: The Daniel Etter Podcast, a religion show with 39 episodes published.
In a culture obsessed with criticizing everything from movies to social media, we often overlook the magnificent spiritual blessings that define our true identity. This episode explores Ephesians 1 to reveal how being ch
Show notesIn this episode, we explore the tension between our expectations of how God should act and the difficult reality of our current circumstances. Using the story of John the Baptist’s honest doubt, we discover why bringing
Show notesThis teaching explores the difficult command in 1st Peter 2 to submit to unfair authorities as a primary way to mirror the life of Christ. We move past the desire for personal comfort to find the "greatness of God" in ou
Show notesPastor Daniel spends our study in Colossians dismantling the "Gnostic" idea that we need more than just the Gospel. Learn why Jesus is the sovereign Creator and the only bridge for our reconciliation.
Show notesHow does the word of Jesus impact a world filled with sickness, grief, and death? This study of Luke 7 explores the intersection of Christ’s absolute sovereignty and His deep compassion, proving that His word is not just
Show notesUsing the story of Peter’s restoration in John 21, this episode explores how Jesus meets us directly at the site of our deepest shame to offer healing rather than condemnation. We learn that following Christ means redire
Show notesJesus didn't come to make bad guys better; He came to give dead trees new life and a solid foundation. This episode explores Luke 6 to reveal why authentic faith isn't about stapling good works onto a corrupt heart, but
Show notesHow you treat others is a direct reflection of how you believe God has treated you. Learn why those who have truly tasted God's mercy find it impossible to breathe out condemnation.
Show notesIf we claim to follow Jesus, our lives should visibly reflect his authority in our focus and our purity. This episode explores Colossians 3 to show how being "raised with Christ" fundamentally changes how we see the worl
Show notesWhile we can see God’s power reflected in creation, nature alone is enough to convict us but not enough to save us. In this episode, we explore the vital distinction between General and Special Revelation and how God con
Show notesStop being paralyzed by the fear of making the wrong choice and discover the immense freedom found in God's sovereignty. This episode explores how to navigate life’s big decisions, from marriage to career moves, by leani
Show notesWhen a friend's faith grows cold or they face a season of doubt, it can be difficult to know how to support them without sounding judgmental. This episode explores five practical, gospel-centered ways to walk alongside s
Show notesIn this episode, Pastor Daniel tackles the difficult question: Is people pleasing actually a sin? By examining Galatians 1:10, we explore how elevating human opinion can become a form of idolatry and discover four practi
Show notesIn a world fueled by getting even and cancel culture, Jesus calls His followers to a radical, upside-down way of living. This episode breaks down Luke 6 to show why Kingdom love isn't a feeling you wait for, but an actio
Show notesEver wonder if suddenly remembering where you left your keys, or a perfectly timed Scripture, is a work of your brain or a nudge from the Holy Spirit? In this episode, Daniel explores the beautiful truth of our God desig
Show notesIn this episode, Daniel explores the distinction between casual friendship and true godly friendship, drawing on C.S. Lewis’s The Four Loves to illustrate the side-by-side pursuit of Christ. He breaks down five essential
Show notesIn this episode, Daniel addresses a listener's struggle with why stress, anxiety, and sadness often manifest as anger rather than the Fruit of the Spirit. By diving into Galatians 5, he explores the profound difference b
Show notesAs marijuana becomes legalized across the country, many believers are left wondering how to navigate recreational use through a biblical lens. This episode explores the call to sober-mindedness, the importance of Christi
Show notesDaniel Etter addresses a difficult question from his high school ministry regarding when life truly begins and the immorality of abortion. By examining the truth of Psalm 139, the spark of life in modern science, and the
Show notesJesus provides a radical reality check to our "must be nice" culture by flipping the world's definition of success and happiness completely upside down. Discover how the true "blessed" life isn't found in what we post on
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