Social Dallas Podcast

In “I’m Scared and Prepared,” Pastor Robert reminds us that fear doesn’t disqualify us from our purpose. Through Gideon’s story, we learn that God speaks not to where we are, but to who He’s called us to be. Even in fear, His presence is our peace.

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In “The Name She Gave,” Pastor Kenyn Castaneda takes us through Hagar’s encounter with El Roi—the God who sees us. Though mistreated and marginalized, Hagar encountered a God who not only saw her but gave her a voice. That same God sees us and meets us right where we are.

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Pastor Robert Madu’s message, “In the Name,” challenges us to move beyond the language of faith to truly knowing the God we worship. The Father, Son, and Holy Spirit are one God, united in love. Though we may never fully comprehend Him, truly knowing Him changes everything.

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In “99 Is Not Too Late,” Pastor Robert Madu reminds us that stepping into what God has next requires us leave what’s now. Impatience can tempt us to try to produce in our own strength what God has promised. He is El Shaddai, God Almighty — and our limitations will never limit His power.

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In “What’s My Name,” Pastor Robert Madu points us to a powerful truth: every name of God is an invitation to know Him. Even in the seasons of our lives we never would have chosen, God can still meet us there and reveal who He is. If you have a need, He has a name.

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In “Stop Playing With My Name,” Pastor Robert Madu reminds us that God’s name is more than something we speak—it’s something we carry. Every name of God is an invitation to move beyond titles and into deeper relationship with Him.

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In “Just a Little Bit,” Joyce Meyer teaches us that the little things matter. Small compromises can take us places we never intended to go, but even the smallest acts of obedience keep our hearts right before God. Forgive quickly, refuse jealousy, and stay faithful to what God has called you to do.

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In “Caught By Surprise,” Pastor Robert Madu shows us that God is in the business of surprises because surprises get our attention. What seems like emptiness in our lives may be the very space where God is getting ready to reveal Himself.

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In “Another Story,” Pastor Robert Madu reminds us that the story we believe will determine how we walk through what we’re going through. Disappointment may have shaken our hope, but it doesn’t get the final say. Make room—God is still writing another story in your life.

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In “Where Does It Go?” Pastor Robert Madu teaches us that generosity requires integrity on both sides of the gift. God cares about the heart that gives as well as the hands that receive. Accountability doesn’t compete with trust—it protects it.

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In “Preach What You Practice,” Pastor Robert Madu reminds us that giving isn’t a down payment on God’s blessing—it’s our response to it. Tithing is a practice that trains our trust: God is first, God is our source, and what we have belongs to Him.

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In “Can I Speak to the Manager?” Pastor Robert Madu asks: What does the way we handle money reveal about where we put our trust? Just because something is in our hands doesn’t mean it belongs to us. When trust shifts, what we’re called to manage has the potential to become our master.

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In “Expired Trust,” from our new series TRUST ISSUES, Pastor Robert Madu asks: How long does our trust in God last when pressure hits? Present needs can make us forget past miracles, but God never changes. His faithfulness doesn’t expire—and neither should our trust.

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In “Currency Converter,” Charlotte Gambill challenges us to measure our lives by Heaven’s economy instead of the world’s. As we trust God in what He asks of us, our ordinary becomes extraordinary in His hands.

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In “Give Me This Mountain,” Ryan Leak asks, “What if God doesn’t remove the mountain but gives us the strength to climb it?” No matter what we go through, we can choose our perspective, our posture, and our persistence. Because God is with us, every mountain can be faced.

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In “When God Leaves the Group Chat,” Pastor Manny Arango teaches that God always desires to bring order out of our chaos. Through Noah’s example, we learn that true rest and peace are not found in the structures we build, but in trusting God’s Word and walking in His ways. Thank you for partnering with Social Dallas! To GIVE Online- head to our website: www.socialdallas.com/give Make sure to LIKE and SUBSCRIBE! Also follow us on all Social Media: Instagram: www.instagram.com/social_dallas

In “Refined, Not Ruined,” Pastor Sam Rijfkogel reminds us that when suffering catches us by surprise, it can be easy to lose sight of God’s goodness. When we allow God’s presence to become our greatest joy, we discover that the fire doesn’t have to ruin us—it can refine us.

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In “Don’t Trade Your Inheritance,” Pastor Stephanie Ike Okafor reminds us that hearing God’s voice begins with surrender. Whatever we hunger for most will ultimately lead our lives. When we truly follow Jesus, we allow Him to be both our Savior— and our Shepherd. Thank you for partnering with Social Dallas! To GIVE Online- head to our website: www.socialdallas.com/give Make sure to LIKE and SUBSCRIBE! Also follow us on all Social Media: Instagram: www.instagram.com/social_dallas

In “Outrageous Exchange,” Pastor Jimmy Rollins explains that surrender precedes provision. What we place in God’s hands is never lost—it becomes the very place where His presence is revealed.

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In “Holding Patterns,” Pastor Josh Castaneda reminds us that the wilderness is never wasted. Between the promise and its fulfillment, God prepares us to carry what’s next. The goal isn’t simply reaching the promise—it’s discovering that God’s presence is the true gift all along.

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