Barreled in Truth

30/07/2025

🎙️ NEW EPISODE OUT NOW 🎙️
“Marriage On The Rocks” – Barreled In Truth Podcast

Marriage isn’t always easy—but it’s always worth fighting for.

In today’s episode, we dive deep into how to biblically navigate tough seasons in marriage. Whether you’re currently struggling or want to build a stronger foundation, this conversation is for you. We talk about grace, perseverance, and the covenant commitment God designed for marriage.

🔥 Listen now on your favorite platform:
📱 Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/barreled-in-truth/id1674632277?i=1000719740791
🎧 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/221vIQ87YaR12nj7ftOi4Q?si=NeKo7aonTrC8hWUFR0pBWQ

👇 Tag a friend who needs to hear this. Let’s fight for marriage—God’s way. 💍

12/07/2025

🎙️ Recording in Progress – New Episode Coming Soon!
We’re in the studio working on a new episode of The Barreled In Truth Podcast titled “Summer Summer Summertime” — inspired by the classic Will Smith track.

This one’s all about the culture, the season, the shift that happens in our hearts during the summer, and how many believers unintentionally drift spiritually.

One of the most convicting things Pastor Chris Hall said during recording was:

“Your family calendar should revolve around your church calendar as much as you possibly can.”
— Pastor Chris Hall

Let that one sink in.

🔥 Stay tuned. It’s gritty, real, and needed.

12/07/2025

“We need to replace the phrase ‘boys will be boys’ with *‘godly men will be godly men.’”
Recording an episode of The Barreled In Truth Podcast — tackling lust through the lens of Matthew 5:27-30 in our Sermon on the Mount series.

25/06/2025

🎙️ New Episode Alert!
Today on The Barreled In Truth Podcast, we’re diving deep into the topic of Accountability — what it means biblically, why it matters, and how it shapes our walk with Christ.

Listen now on all streaming platforms, including Apple Podcasts and Spotify. Don’t forget to subscribe and share!

20/05/2025

🎙️ NEW EPISODE: “The Beatitudes”
🔥 Barreled In Truth Podcast 🔥

What does it mean to live a blessed life according to Jesus—not the world?

In this powerful episode, we dive deep into The Beatitudes and what it means to find joy, freedom, and purpose in Christ alone.

“To truly be happy I have to be set free from the bo***ge of sin.”
— Chris Hall

“One of the ways you can uncover the idols in your life is to see what you run to when you’re sad.”
— Chris Hall

This is a raw, convicting, and hope-filled conversation you don’t want to miss.

🎧 Listen now:
🔗 https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/barreled-in-truth/id1674632277?i=1000708681342

Podcast Episode · Barreled in Truth · 05/16/2025 · 1h 18m

10/05/2025

“The great road block to accountability is pride”-Chris Hall currently recording an episode on accountability!

01/05/2025

Be sure to check out today’s episode! Screenshot that your listening so we can repost it. Also let us know some topics you all would like us to cover!

Podcast Episode · Barreled in Truth · 05/01/2025 · 1h 23m

20/04/2025

“He is not here, for He has risen, as He said.” — Matthew 28:6 (ESV)

Imagine searching for Jesus in your sorrow.
You’ve come to the tomb in grief, longing just to be near the place where He was laid. You’re still trying to make sense of it all—Friday’s horror, the silence of Saturday, the ache of absence.

You expect stillness. But instead, you find the stone rolled away.
The grave is empty. The guards are gone. And then—you see Him.
Jesus. Standing in front of you. Alive.

Not imagined. Not a memory.
Real. Radiant. Resurrected.
He speaks your name, and in an instant, everything changes.

This is why we celebrate Easter.

Because the One who died in our place didn’t stay in the grave.
Because sin has been paid for, and death has been defeated.
Because mercy triumphed over judgment, and love conquered the grave.

We celebrate because the cross was not the end—it was the beginning.
Because Jesus is not only risen—He reigns.
He’s not only alive—He is with us.

We celebrate because the same power that raised Him now raises us—
From shame, from fear, from spiritual death into everlasting life.

Easter is more than a story—it is the turning point of all history.
And if Jesus is standing before you—alive, triumphant, full of mercy—
then this is your calling.

You go and tell.
You bear witness to the Risen King.
You speak of Him to all who will listen.
Because once you’ve seen the living Christ, you cannot stay silent.

19/04/2025

The stone is sealed. The tomb is closed. Heaven is quiet.

Imagine the silence.
The cross has done its work. The crowds have scattered. The sky has cleared, but the world feels darker than ever. Hope feels buried.

The One who calmed the sea now lies still behind the stone.
The hands that healed are motionless.
The voice that called the dead to rise is silent.

It is Saturday.
And for those who loved Him, it feels like the end.

The questions linger in the quiet:
Was He really the One?
Why didn’t He stop it?
What now?

This day is not marked by miracles, or sermons, or signs—
It is marked by waiting.
By wondering.
By mourning what was… and not yet knowing what will be.

And yet—heaven is not absent. God is not idle.
Even in silence, the plan is unfolding. Even in the stillness of the grave, victory is already moving.

Because Sunday is coming.
But today—we sit in the silence and remember:
There is purpose in the pause. There is weight in the waiting. There is glory being prepared—even in the grave.

18/04/2025

“And when Jesus had cried out again with a loud voice, He yielded up his spirit.” — Matthew 27:50 (ESV)

Imagine standing at the foot of the cross.
The sky has turned dark at midday. The air is thick with sorrow. You hear the cries of those nearby—some in anguish, others in mockery. And above you hangs the One who opened blind eyes, who raised the dead, who calmed storms with a word.

Now His body trembles. His breaths grow shallow. Blood and sweat mingle as He lifts Himself one last time and cries out—not in defeat, but with holy finality:

“τετέλεσται.”
“It is finished.” (John 19:30, ESV)

Not “I am finished.”
Not “This is the end.”
But It. Is.* Finished.*

The debt is paid. The curse is broken. The veil is torn.

Then—He yields His spirit. Willingly. Silently. Sovereign even in death.

And as He breathes His last, the earth shakes, rocks split, tombs break open. The sky mourns. Creation groans. And yet—somehow, in your breaking heart, a flicker of hope remains. Could this really be the end of death? Could this be the beginning of redemption?

You don’t yet understand the fullness of it—but you know: nothing will ever be the same.

This was no ordinary death. This was the once-for-all sacrifice. This was love in its fullest form—poured out, finished, complete.

17/04/2025

“This is my body… this is my blood… poured out for many for the forgiveness of sins.” — Matthew 26:26–28 (ESV)

Imagine reclining at the table beside Jesus. The room is dimly lit. The air carries the warmth of a shared meal, but there’s an uneasiness beneath the surface—something sacred, something sorrowful.

He lifts the bread, gives thanks, and breaks it.
“This is my body.” He lifts the cup, and His eyes meet yours. “This is my blood… poured out for many for the forgiveness of sins.”

You don’t fully understand it—but you feel the weight of it. His words cut through the silence with divine intention. This is no ordinary meal. This is covenant. This is sacrifice. This is love willingly offered.

And then, something more unexpected.
The Rabbi, the Master, the Son of God… bends down and takes your feet into His hands.
He washes the dust from them, one by one—knowing they will soon flee.
Knowing one will betray.
Knowing another will deny.
Knowing all will abandon.

Still—He serves. He blesses. He calls you friend.

On this night, Jesus gives a command: “Love one another, just as I have loved you.” (John 13:34)

A love that kneels.
A love that breaks bread.
A love that pours out.
A love that goes to the cross.

This is the night the Lamb prepares Himself for slaughter…
and serves dinner to those who would scatter.

02/02/2025

“The standard of beauty men is your wife”-Pastor Chris Hall

Currently recording an episode on a biblical view of s*x in marriage!