In this episode of Bible in Your Brain, the host revisits 1 Peter 1:3 and explores what it means to have a living hope through the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Through lighthearted skits and discussion, he contrasts living hope with dead hopes and emphasizes that, because Jesus is alive, believers

Discovering neurodivergence can bring relief, grief, and questions about diagnosis, labels, and identity. Dave Whittingham and Kate Morris explore how a clearer understanding can help individuals and families find better support—without reducing anyone to a diagnosis.

In this episode, desperate people from a grieving father to a twelve-year-long illness sufferer, a demon-possessed man, and blind beggars all come to Jesus, and each receives healing or encouragement because of their faith.

In this episode, host Dave Whittingham guides listeners through memorizing 1 Peter 1:3 and practicing the verse aloud, while also weaving in a humorous moment about a misplaced baby. The discussion shifts to the meaning of birth, life, and God’s mercy, explaining how trusting Jesus brings new birth

This episode explores the deepest problem of sin and how only Jesus, who is God, can forgive and restore our relationship with God.

This episode kicks off the Bible in Your Brain series and centers on 1 Peter 1:3-5, highlighting God’s mercy, our new birth into a living hope, and an inheritance kept in heaven. It blends a guided memory practice with a discussion on knowing God through Jesus, encouraging listener participation