Hosted by Joby Martin & Kyle Thompson
The Daily Blade, hosted by Pastor Joby Martin of the Church of Eleven22 and Kyle Thompson of Undaunted.Life, is a short-form devotional show that equips Christians to apply the Word of God to their everyday lives.---Connect with us at [email protected] to support this podcast and other work of The Church of Eleven22?Text DONATE to 441122 or visit https://coe22.com/donate---Don't miss the chance to join Pastor Joby & Kyle in person at the 2025 Men's Conference in Jacksonville, Florida — grab your seat at http://mensconference.com
We tell the Babylon story of Belshazzar’s feast and Daniel’s fearless refusal of status so we can see how quickly worldly glory collapses. We connect Daniel’s steady faithfulness to Alexander the Great’s burned-out star and challenge ourselves to pre-decide integrity before pressure hits. • Belsh...
We put Alexander the Great’s hunger for titles next to Moses’ willingness to walk away from power and choose God’s glory. We challenge you to name your “Egypt,” weigh what is fleeting against what lasts, and choose the reward that endures. • Alexander’s pursuit of conquest and self-glory • Moses’...
We use Alexander the Great as a cautionary tale about a hunger that only grows, even when you “win.” We connect a chilling poem and Daniel’s prophecy to a personal gut check about whose glory we are building. • the Word of God as the sword of the Spirit for the fight • why Edmund Richardson’s Ale...
We finish day five in Philippians 2 by looking at Timothy’s proven worth and Epaphroditus risking his life for the work of Christ. We challenge ourselves to honor faithful people and to stop choosing fear and comfort over bold obedience to Jesus. • Reading Philippians 2:22-30 and highlighting pro...
We open Philippians 2 and watch Paul’s love for Timothy and Epaphroditus put real skin on what discipleship looks like. We push back on cynicism by obeying a simple command: receive honorable men with joy and speak honor out loud. • Paul’s relational leadership with Timothy and Epaphroditus • Dis...
We walk through Philippians 2:22-30 and show why Paul trusts Epaphroditus as a proven man in the mission of the gospel. We challenge you to make disciples who make disciples and to measure your circle and your own life by five concrete marks of trustworthy Christian brotherhood. • Reading Philipp...
We look at Paul’s plans in Philippians 2 and learn how to make real decisions without acting like we control the future. We lay out a clear path for discerning God’s will that combines Scripture, wise counsel, and courageous action under God’s sovereign hand. • Paul’s example of making plans whil...
We open God’s Word like a blade and let Philippians 2:22 cut through shallow definitions of success with Paul’s simple phrase “proven worth.” We challenge ourselves to live with the end in mind so our daily choices produce a legacy marked by faith, the Holy Spirit, and one more person led to Jesu...
We cut through the nonstop election noise and explain why Christians cannot afford to stay on the sidelines. Using Elijah’s confrontation of Ahab as a blueprint, we argue for civic engagement that refuses to compromise on biblical authority and godly morality. • political messaging as a constant ...
We argue that Christians have a responsibility to vote because stewardship is worship and the dominion mandate reaches into public life. We walk through Scripture and history to show why speaking truth to power includes how we engage local and national leaders. • election fatigue and why low turn...
We challenge the modern lie that Christians should stay silent in politics and argue that civic engagement is part of faithful stewardship. We look to Nehemiah as a model of leadership that combines prayer, strategy, and action for the good of God’s people and the flourishing of a community. • Sa...
We push back on the idea that Christians should stay out of politics and argue that voting is part of faithful stewardship and love of neighbor. We walk through Joseph’s rise to power in Egypt to show how godly leadership and wise planning can protect human flourishing. • political season pressur...
We connect the greatest commandments to everyday civic responsibility and argue that Christian faith cannot stay sealed off from the public square. We make the case that voting and political participation are acts of stewardship rooted in love of God, love of neighbor, and a commitment to human f...
We open Philippians 2 and get painfully honest about what happens when we keep making life about ourselves instead of the interests of Jesus Christ. We draw a straight line from self-focus to self-loathing, then call each other to surrender that leads to real joy and purpose. • reading Philippian...
We open Philippians 2 and zoom in on why Paul trusts Timothy with real people and real problems. We challenge ourselves to stop treating discipleship like information transfer and start building the kind of relationship that forms courage, character, and conviction. • reading Philippians 2:17-20 ...