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What is your testimony?
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If someone asked you to share your “Jesus story,” would you know where to begin? In this episode of More Than a Song, we explore what it really means to be a living, breathing, walking testimony—inspired by the song “Testimony” by Terrian.
Together, we’ll dive into Titus 3:3–7 and uncover a simple but powerful framework for understanding our shared story in Christ:
I once was… But God… I am now… and my hope for the future is…
Whether you have a dramatic story or a quiet, steady faith journey, your testimony matters—because it’s ultimately the story of what Jesus has done.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
What Scripture says a true testimony is
Why every believer shares the same core “Jesus story”
How God’s mercy, grace, and renewal shape your identity
Practical ways to build a routine of engaging with God’s Word
How your testimony leads to a life of purpose and good works
You’ll also be encouraged to start (or restart!) a simple rhythm of Bible reading—with grace for the days when life gets in the way.
So press play, reflect on your own story, and discover how God is still writing it.
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When life feels heavy and hope feels distant, what do you do with your questions, your pain, and your doubt?
In this episode of More Than a Song, Michelle Nezat uses “There’s a God” by Mary‑Clair as a doorway into Psalm 22 and Jesus’ darkest day on the cross. Together, we explore how Scripture invites us to bring honest lament to God while anchoring ourselves in unshakable truth.
You’ll discover how Jesus’ cry of “My God, my God, why have You forsaken me?” points us to a psalm that holds both suffering and hope—and how our feelings can be real without being the full story. This episode will encourage you to look to Jesus, interrupt destructive thought loops, and engage Scripture personally when hope feels hard to find.
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What if the question “Am I worthy?” isn’t the right question at all?
Inspired by Matthew West’s song “Good,” this episode of More Than a Song takes us back (again!) to the book of Romans—and this time, we lean into the power of repetition. In Romans 5:1–11, we uncover a truth that changes everything: we are not loved because we’re worthy, but because God is good.
In this episode, you’ll:
Discover why repetition is a powerful way to interact with Scripture
Learn how to Start With God by focusing on His character, conduct, and concerns
Explore how hope rooted in God does not lead to shame
Be reminded that your standing with God rests on Christ’s work, not your performance
If you’ve ever struggled with measuring your worth—or wondered why grace feels hard to believe—this episode is an invitation to return to Scripture and let God’s goodness wreck you with mercy.
🎧 Song: “Good” by Matthew West
📖 Scripture Focus: Romans 5:1–11
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Easter isn’t just a season — it’s the heart of the gospel. In this episode of More Than a Song, Michelle uses “Remembrance” by Hillsong Worship to explore what Jesus is talking about when He says, “Do this in remembrance of me.”
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As we read the accounts of the Last Supper in the gospels in context, we discover something surprising — only one Gospel records Jesus’ exact words. From there, we follow the cross‑references back to the Passover and the Feast of Unleavened Bread, uncovering how Jesus fulfills God’s original memorial and institutes the Lord’s Supper as an ongoing proclamation of His sacrifice.
This episode will deepen your understanding of communion and invite you to approach the Lord’s Table with greater clarity, gratitude, and remembrance.
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What does the word hallelujah actually mean in the Bible? In this episode of More Than a Song, we explore the Scripture behind “Let It Be a Hallelujah” by Lauren Daigle and discover how Colossians 3 shows us what it looks like to live a life of praise.
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Instead of thinking of hallelujah as something we sing in worship, Scripture reveals that our entire everyday life can become a hallelujah—a living declaration of praise to God.
In This Episode
What the word hallelujah actually means
Why the word only appears four times in the Bible
How Colossians 3 describes a life of worship
The difference between praising God in moments and living a life of praise
Practical ways our everyday actions can become a hallelujah to God
Scriptures Referenced
Revelation 19:1–6
Exodus 3:14
Exodus 6:2–3
Exodus 20:7
Leviticus 24:16
Colossians 1–4
Colossians 3:1–17
Romans 12:1
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Read in Context
Read the entire letter to the Colossians (chapters 1–4). Then spend extra time sitting in Colossians 3, noticing:
What believers are called to put off
What believers are called to put on
How gratitude is woven throughout the passage
Ask yourself:
How should this change the way I think?
 How should this change the way I live?
Quote from the Episode
“Our hallelujah—our worship—is not just a song or a prayer. It’s our lives. It’s taking our everyday, ordinary life—our sleeping, eating, going-to-work, walking-around life—and doing everything in the name of the Lord Jesus.”
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