Knowing Tomorrow Today

Plagued by the uncertainties of our modern world, life can seem awfully bleak at times. In our search for purpose, meaning and certainty, most of us would love to have an inking of what lies ahead, to catch even a glimpse of tomorrow today. In his podcast Knowing Tomorrow Today, host Merrick Brown shares from the Bible a blueprint of hope, which reveals that God wants us to live an abundant life and that He has an amazing future planned for us.

Knowing Tomorrow Today is a religion podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 100 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts Knowing Tomorrow Today, a religion show with 100 episodes published.

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  Episode #114

  What we see, what we want

  Aug 30, 202618 min

  We scroll. We compare. We want. And before we realize it, someone else’s life has become the measuring stick for our own. From Eve to Ahab, the Bible exposes the dangerous power of what captures our eyes, and how looking can become longing, longing can become discontentment, and discontentment can quietly turn our hearts against what God has already given us. Join host Merrick Brown for a provocative journey into what we see, what we want, and what our desires may be costing us.

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  Episode #113

  Jesus Won't Sneak Back

  Aug 16, 202614 min

  One day, every screen will go dark, every headline will become irrelevant, and the world will look up. Jesus will not return quietly or secretly, His coming will be impossible to ignore. In this episode, host Merrick Brown explores what the Bible really says about the Second Coming, and why so many may be unprepared. If Jesus returned today, would you be ready?

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  Episode #112

  God Was Never the Monster

  Aug 9, 202622 min

  What if the God who destroyed cities in the Old Testament is the same God who said, “Love your enemies” in the New? For centuries, people have struggled to reconcile the fire of Sinai with the mercy of Jesus, and some have walked away from the Bible because they could not. But what if God never changed, and we have been reading the story wrong? In this episode, host Merrick Brown confronts one of Christianity’s most unsettling questions, and the answer may completely change the way you see God.

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  Episode #111

  God, Edited

  Aug 2, 202622 min

  What if the God you worship is not the God of Scripture, but a version shaped by your politics, pain, preferences, and desires? In “God, Edited,” host Merrick Brown revisits the biblical story of the golden calf and asks whether we still reshape God into someone easier to follow. If your God never confronts you, contradicts you, or calls you to surrender, He may be less like your Lord and more like your reflection. Listen and discover why the real God is far better than the one we create.

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  Episode #110

  The Source of Truth

  Jul 26, 202620 min

  In a world drowning in opinions, algorithms, politics, science, and competing beliefs, who can you trust? What if Truth isn't an idea you create, but a Person who has been searching for you all along? In this episode, host Merrick Brown confronts us with the question beneath every question, and we discover why Jesus' words, "I am the way, the truth, and the life," may change everything. If you've ever wondered what to believe, this episode is for you.

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