Under God | with Pastor Stephen Martin

The "Under God" podcast will equip you to confront secular culture head on with the unfiltered truth of the Bible. We will talk about what the Bible says about the things that matter most. This podcast will challenge you to reject the behavior and customs of this world and instead embrace a life transformed by God's Word.

Under God | with Pastor Stephen Martin is a religion podcast hosted by Vintage Church Texas, with 357 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.

Vintage Church Texas hosts Under God | with Pastor Stephen Martin, a religion show with 357 episodes published.

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  Episode #352

  Ten Commandments at the Supreme Court: Why Texas Wins | Under God Ep 352

  Aug 21, 20261h 9mS1

  The Ten Commandments are headed to the Supreme Court — and Texas SB 10 is the test case. In this Culture Review episode, Pastor Nathan Brown and Pastor Daniel Hayworth walk through the ACLU petition asking the Supreme Court to pull the Ten Commandments out of every Texas public school classroom, and why one legal test from 2022 may decide it. Perfect for the commute, the gym, or the drive home. You'll Learn: ✅ Why the Ten Commandments meet the history and tradition test ✅ What declassified FBI files reportedly show about a former congressman and a suspected Chinese operative ✅ How a Texas surrogacy case ended with a baby alive and a mother fighting for custody ✅ Why justice and mercy are not rivals in Micah 6:8 Micah 6:8 · Exodus 20, the Ten Commandments Mentioned on air: Bill Federer, David Barton If the Ten Commandments matter to you, follow Under God wherever you listen and leave a rating and review so more Christians can find the show.

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  Episode #351

  IDF Soldier Answers the Genocide Charge: What He Saw in Gaza | Under God Ep 351

  Aug 19, 20261h 29mS1

  An IDF soldier answers the genocide charge with what he saw in Gaza. In this episode, Pastor Nathan Brown talks with Rabbi Pesach Wolicki and his son, IDF reserve Sergeant First Class Meir Wolicki, who served three years in Gaza and Lebanon. The rabbi opens Psalm 83 as the Bible's theology of war, and the IDF soldier walks through evacuating civilians, the famine claims, and the first Gazan family he ever saw. Perfect for the commute or the drive home. You'll Learn: ✅ Why Psalm 83 names Philistia and Tyre, and where those places are today ✅ How an IDF soldier answers the genocide and starvation charges ✅ What Exodus 19 says about God's purpose for Israel and the nations ✅ Why one rabbi says Christians are ignoring the persecuted Church Psalm 83, Exodus 19:6, Ecclesiastes 3:8, Psalm 122:6 Resources: Israel365 Action, Israel365 News, Open Doors International, the Hamas founding charter. If this IDF soldier interview sharpened your thinking, follow Under God and leave a rating and review.

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  Episode #350

  The Theology of War: Why Psalm 83 Reads Like Today's Headlines | Under God Ep 350

  Aug 17, 20261 hourS1

  Psalm 83 is the Bible's theology of war — and it reads like today's headlines. In this episode, Rabbi Pesach Wolicki teaches Psalm 83 verse by verse before an Under God Podcast audience, opening with a question most Christians never ask: if you hate the Jewish state, why attack Christmas and Easter? He walks through Ecclesiastes 3, the exile prophecy of Deuteronomy, and the surprising way Psalm 83 ends. Then his son Meir Wolicki, an Israeli Army squad commander, shares what he learned about carrying faith into a war zone. Made for the commute. You'll Learn: ✅ Why Ecclesiastes 3 is harder to live out than it sounds ✅ What Psalm 83 reveals about ancient enemies and modern ones ✅ Why shame, not just victory, is the biblical purpose of war ✅ How to keep your faith when life gets loudest Ecclesiastes 3:1-8, Psalm 83, Deuteronomy 30, Psalm 23 Resources: Israel365, Israel365 Action, the Shoulder to Shoulder podcast, and Rabbi Pesach Wolicki's commentary on Psalms 113-118. Follow Under God and leave a rating so more Christians find this study.

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  Episode #349

  New York Legalized Assisted Suicide — And That's Just the First Story | Under God Ep 349

  Aug 14, 20261h 23mS1

  New York's assisted suicide law took effect August 5 — and that's only headline one. In this episode, Pastors Stephen Martin, Nate Brown, and Daniel Hayworth work through six headlines that all trace back to one question: what is a human life actually worth? New York's assisted suicide law, Massachusetts removing late-term abortion limits, the IVF conversation most churches avoid, and a Michigan primary that reshaped a state. Perfect for the commute or the gym — a full Culture Review that connects stories most people hear separately. You'll Learn: ✅ Why there's no sacred-secular divide for the believer ✅ Where these pastors genuinely disagree on IVF ✅ The ancient pattern behind modern assisted suicide and abortion laws ✅ Why Job's wife said "curse God and die" — and why he refused Job 1:21 · Psalm 139:13-16 · Deuteronomy 30:19 · John 1:1-5 Resources mentioned: A Great Awakening, Young Washington, Forrest Frank, New Discourses with James Lindsay. If this episode helped you think biblically about assisted suicide and the culture of life, follow Under God and leave a rating and review — it's the single best way to help other Christians find the show.

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  Episode #348

  One Nation Under God Part 10: Faithful Presence: Why Active Christian Citizenship Matters | UGP 348

  Aug 12, 202652 minS1

  Faithful presence means Christians engage the public square instead of retreating from it. In this episode, Pastor Daniel Hayworth closes out One Nation Under God with a challenge that lands on Monday morning. Faithful presence, he argues, rejects two opposite errors: the apathy that keeps Christians silent, and the idolatry that makes heroes out of politicians. Perfect for the commute or the gym, this is faithful presence made practical. You'll Learn: ✅ Why apathy has become one of the most dangerous postures in the American church ✅ What Jesus meant by salt and light, and why salt left in the shaker does nothing ✅ How faithful presence works in public and in private, without turning into performance ✅ Why courage is the chief virtue every other virtue is tested by Scripture: Matthew 5:13-16, Jeremiah 29:7, Esther 4:14, Matthew 25:14-30, Psalm 20:7 Resources mentioned on air: 24/6 sermon series; One Nation Under God series, Parts 1-9 If faithful presence is the standard you want to live by, follow Under God and leave a rating and review so more Christians can find the show.

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