In this episode, we dive into two powerful moments in Scripture where miracles didn’t just change lives—they opened doors for bold Gospel conversations.

✨ Acts 3: A lame man is healed at the temple gate, and Peter uses the miracle as a platform to proclaim Jesus with courage.
✨ John 9: A man born blind receives sight, and his simple testimony—“I was blind, but now I see”—shakes an entire community.

These stories remind us that when God moves, we have an opportunity—and a responsibility—to speak up with confidence.

💬 Break Room Question:
“What’s a moment when you couldn’t keep exciting news to yourself?”
We share our own experiences and connect them to how God often calls us to respond when He does something amazing.

If you’re looking for encouragement to be bold in your faith and to see everyday moments as opportunities for witness, this episode is for you.

👉 Subscribe for more conversations that strengthen your walk with Christ and challenge you to live boldly.

In this episode of The 412 Christian Podcast, hosts Eli and Keeton continue the Miracles Series by exploring two incredible stories of transformation — Jesus turning water into wine (John 2:1–11) and Elisha multiplying a widow’s oil (2 Kings 4:1–7). Both miracles reveal a God who meets needs, fills what’s empty, and turns scarcity into abundance. The discussion highlights how faith and obedience open the door for God’s power to work in ordinary moments, reminding listeners that He still brings overflow today.

✨ Theme: God transforms lack into abundance.
☕ Break Room: “If you could instantly turn water into any drink, what would it be?”

In this episode of The 412 Christian Podcast, Eli and Keeton continue their Miracles series with two powerful stories — Jesus calming the storm (Mark 4) and Jesus walking on water (Matthew 14). Both reveal that Jesus doesn’t just have power over wind and waves — He has power over every storm we face in life. Join us as we talk about what these miracles teach us about faith, fear, and trusting the One who’s in control, even when everything feels out of control.

In this episode of The 412 Christian Podcast, Eli and Keeton continue their miracles series by looking at two powerful stories of God’s provision—the manna and quail from heaven in Exodus 16 and the feeding of the 5,000 in John 6. Together, we reflect on how God provides exactly what His people need, often in unexpected ways, and ask the hard question: Are we missing what God has already provided?

In the kickoff to our Miracles Series, we explore two of the Bible’s most jaw-dropping events — the parting of the Red Sea and the fall of Jericho’s walls. In both stories, God gave instructions that seemed unusual, even impossible, yet His people experienced incredible deliverance when they obeyed in faith. What can these miracles teach us about trusting God when His ways don’t always make sense?

In this episode of The 412 Christian Podcast, we explore what it truly means to be a light in your school, standing out for your faith in a bold, authentic, and impactful way. Join Eli Henson, Keeton Hines, and special guest Grady Guthrie as they discuss the challenges of shining for Jesus, what it looks like to live differently each day, and how to stay connected to the Source of your light even when school becomes stressful. Plus, don’t miss the fun Back-to-School Blitz in The Break Room! This episode is not just for students—everyone, including parents, can find inspiration and encouragement to shine brightly for Christ, no matter the season. Whether you’re starting middle school, high school, college, or simply supporting those who are, we hope this discussion equips you to make a positive impact all year long.

Ever felt like you messed up too badly for God to still love you? Like one wrong move was enough to get you “cut” from the team?

In this episode, we’re joined by special guest Ben Bradford to tackle one of the biggest lies Christians struggle with: the idea that one sin can disqualify you from God’s love and grace.

We start with a real-world analogy — a coach cutting you after one mistake — and ask: Is that how God treats us?

Together, we explore:

• Why shame distorts how we see grace

• What Scripture really says about sin and forgiveness

• The difference between conviction and condemnation

• How grace doesn’t mean perfection — it means restoration

This conversation is raw, honest, and full of hope.
Whether you've been sidelined by shame or just need a reminder that God’s not done with you — this one’s for you.

🎧 Hit play. You’re still on the team.

“Is it okay to question God?”
It’s a question most believers ask—silently, during heartbreak, disappointment, or even confusion. But is asking “why?” a sign of weak faith… or could it actually be a part of growing deeper in your relationship with God?

In this episode, we talk honestly about what it means to question God:

Is it disrespectful?
What does the Bible say?
How did people like Job, David, and even Jesus wrestle with God in hard moments?

We don’t shy away from doubt—we dig into it. Because sometimes, the path to stronger faith is paved with honest questions.