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149 episodes
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Date created
2024/02/04
Latest episode
2026/09/27
Average duration
41 min.
Release period
7 days
Description
Welcome to Goodly Talks, a podcast where seekers find faith and believers find growth.Are you searching for meaning and purpose? Feeling lost on your spiritual journey? Or maybe you're a dedicated Christian wanting to nurture your faith and go deeper? Goodly Talks is for you.Each week, we share powerful messages from our Sunday service that are clear, engaging, and easy to understand, regardless of your background or experience. We open up scripture, explore relevant topics, and provide answers for the problems you're facing today.Our mission is twofold:1. To guide those searching for faith towards a personal relationship with Jesus Christ.2. To equip believers with practical tools and insights to help them grow in their faith and make a positive impact on the world.Whether you're a seeker, a new believer or a seasoned Christian, Goodly Talks offers something for everyone:- Simple yet profound messages: We make complex topics accessible, leaving you with clear takeaways for real-life application.- Open community: Share your thoughts, ask questions, and connect with other listeners on their faith journeys.- Practical steps: Gain actionable tips and encouragement to integrate the message into your daily life and grow closer to God.Subscribe to Goodly Talks today and- Discover the joy of a life in Christ- Deepen your understanding of the Bible and its relevance to your life- Connect with a supportive community of believers- Grow your faithJoin us on this journey of spiritual growth and discovery. Subscribe today for free.
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The firstfruits principle
2026/09/27
In part two of our series on blessing, Alyn unpacks the second trait he sees in people who walk in unusual blessing: they honor God first with their wealth. Starting in Proverbs 3, Alyn explores the principle of "the first belongs to God". If last week settled that God wants to bless you, this week is about positioning yourself to receive it.
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What do you believe about blessing?
2026/09/20
What do you actually believe about the blessing of God? In part one of this three-part series, Alyn lays the biblical foundation for understanding God as a Father who desires to bless His people, not simply for their own benefit, but so they can become a blessing to others. Walking through Psalm 67, Psalm 128, 2 Corinthians 9, and other passages, he explores how experiences of lack, fear, shame, and inherited assumptions can shape what we believe God wants for us. Before talking about tithing, giving, or generosity, this message asks a more fundamental question: do we really believe that God is good, abundant, and committed to our flourishing?
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God made you on purpose
2026/09/13
What if becoming more like Jesus doesn’t mean becoming less like yourself? In this deeply personal message, AJ shares her own journey of recovering parts of herself she had learned to hide or diminish, and explores what Scripture says about the people God created us to be. Through Psalm 139, the woman with the issue of blood, the body of Christ, and the story of Peter, she shows how God knows us completely, made us intentionally, and transforms us without erasing our personalities, gifts, passions, or uniqueness. Healing and maturity aren’t about becoming someone else; they’re about becoming more fully who God created us to be, surrendered to Him. God’s goal isn’t uniformity, but unity: a body filled with very different people becoming more like Jesus while becoming more fully themselves.
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Life with The Holy Spirit
2026/09/06
The Holy Spirit isn’t meant to be a theological idea we believe in from a distance. He is God with us, living in us, teaching us, reminding us of Jesus’ words, revealing what’s on God’s heart, guiding us in everyday life, shaping us to become more like Jesus, and filling us with love, joy, peace, and hope. In this message, Alyn explores some of the surprisingly practical ways the Holy Spirit works and invites us to move beyond simply knowing about Him to learning how to recognize, trust, and respond to His presence in our daily lives.
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Stop listening to yourself
2026/08/30
Jesus said that what we say flows from what is in our hearts. In this message, Alyn explores the connection between our thoughts, beliefs, and words, why our words have genuine power without becoming magical formulas, and how Jesus Himself responded to temptation with Scripture. When our thoughts turn toward fear, discouragement, or despair, sometimes we need to stop listening to ourselves and start preaching the truth of God’s Word to ourselves.
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You don't have to believe everything you think
2026/08/23
What if some of the thoughts shaping your life simply aren’t true?
Picking up from last week’s conversation about the renewing of our minds, Alyn explores how our beliefs create expectations, our expectations shape our behavior, and our behavior can keep reinforcing the very things we already believe.
Drawing from Romans 12, 2 Corinthians 10, Proverbs 15, and Psalm 19, we look at what it means to “take every thought captive” and ask a deceptively simple question: Does what I’m thinking actually agree with what God says?
From negative self-talk and deeply ingrained beliefs to the promise that God’s goodness and unfailing love are pursuing us, this episode is an invitation to pay attention to the stories running in the background of our lives and allow God to transform the way we think.
The episode concludes with a time of prayer and prophetic ministry for healing, breakthrough, delayed plans, and those who feel like they’ve been moving backwards when they expected God to move them forward.
The link that Alyn mentions at the end of this message can be found here: https://gdly.ch/ugb
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The most important thing about you
2026/08/16
“What comes into our minds when we think about God is the most important thing about us.” A. W. Tozer’s famous words frame this message about how our view of God shapes the way we experience life.
What we truly believe about God affects how we interpret our circumstances, respond to fear, and face the unknown. Looking at the twelve spies in Numbers 13–14, Alyn explores why people can see the same facts yet reach very different conclusions—and how pressure often reveals the gap between what we say we know about God and what we actually believe.
When fear begins telling the story, will we assume we’re alone, or remember that God is good, present, and working in us?
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What does it mean to be a disciple?
2026/08/09
What does it really mean to be a disciple of Jesus — and is attending church the same as being discipled?
In this message, Alyn looks at Jesus’ call to make disciples, the cost of following him, and the relational way Jesus taught his disciples to obey, not merely know, his words. He also shares Goodly’s first step toward creating intentional discipleship groups where people can grow together, practice the teachings of Jesus, and help one another follow him.
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Cast your vote
2026/08/02
How should Christians approach voting without reducing faith to a political party?
In this episode, AJ explores voting as an opportunity to prayerfully love our neighbors and seek the welfare of the places where we live. Drawing from Scripture—including 1 Timothy, Jeremiah 29, the Great Commandment, and the Good Samaritan—she invites listeners to look beyond party loyalty, do their research, and consider how their choices affect the vulnerable, their communities, and those who may be very different from them.
This is not an episode about telling you who to vote for. It is an invitation to pursue wisdom, mercy, unity, and kingdom values as you engage in civic life.
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Biblical dream interpretation
2026/07/26
In this episode, we get practical about interpreting dreams through a biblical lens. Building on last week’s conversation, we explore simple guidelines for discerning whether a dream is worth interpreting, noticing symbolism, recording what you’ve dreamed, and bringing it to God in prayer. With personal stories, biblical examples, and a little humor, this is an encouraging guide for learning to listen with wisdom and humility.
Evangelism clip used from "Father of Lights".
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The God who speaks in dreams
2026/07/19
Have you ever wondered whether God still speaks through dreams today? In this message, Alyn explores what Scripture says about dreams as one of God’s chosen ways of communicating with His people, beginning with the verse that changed the trajectory of his own life: Job 33:14. Through biblical examples, personal stories of dreams fulfilled years later, and practical encouragement, he explains why God values dreams, how they draw us into a deeper relationship with Him, and why followers of Jesus should be open to every way God chooses to speak. Whether you’re skeptical, curious, or have experienced dreams from God before, this episode offers a thoughtful, biblical invitation to listen with both discernment and expectancy.
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Learning to live in tension
2026/07/12
Blake explores what it means to live faithfully in an age of uncertainty. Beginning with reflections on AI, cultural fear, and even the surprisingly theological lessons of In-N-Out Burger, he challenges the instinct to retreat from the world and instead calls Christians to engage culture with confidence and hope. Drawing from Psalm 121, Matthew 23, 1 Corinthians 3, and the imagery of the Jewish wedding feast, Blake contrasts living from fear and self-reliance with trusting the God who is both our source and our destination. Along the way, he shares candid stories from his own life, wrestling with anxiety, shame, therapy, fatherhood, and spiritual growth, reminding us that maturity is often found not in having every answer but in learning to live with the tension of God’s truth. This message is an invitation to stop majoring in the minors, keep your lamp full, and fix your eyes on the One who is preparing a place for His people.
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Discipleship in the workplace
2026/07/05
This week we’re joined by PJ Mezera, who shares a deeply practical vision for following Jesus where most of us spend the majority of our lives: the workplace. Drawing from years of leading a commercial construction company with hundreds of employees, PJ explores the difference between evangelism and discipleship, arguing that while the gospel can be shared in a moment, discipleship is formed over time through everyday relationships. With honest stories from the marketplace, he shows how mentoring coworkers, praying with them, modeling repentance, and intentionally walking alongside them has led to transformed marriages, restored families, renewed faith, and lives changed by Jesus. Whether you’re a business owner, manager, employee, or simply wondering how your faith fits into Monday morning, this episode offers an inspiring vision for making disciples wherever God has placed you.
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Present over perfect
2026/06/28
In a world of constant distractions, lingering regrets, and endless worries about tomorrow, it’s easy to miss the gift of today. In this message AJ explores what it means to live fully present, choosing to rejoice even when life feels unfinished or uncertain. Through a personal story about her three year old, practical insights into anxiety, thankfulness, and trust, and biblical encouragement from passages including Matthew 6, Philippians 4, and the story of Mary and Martha, this message offers a refreshing invitation to stop striving, embrace God’s presence, and discover the peace that comes from living one day at a time.
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The Father's love
2026/06/21
In this Father’s Day message, Alyn shares a deeply personal reflection on his relationship with his dad and how that shaped his understanding of God as Father. Through humor, honesty, and Scripture, he explores the difference between knowing God loves us as a fact and experiencing His love as sons and daughters. From childhood longings for connection to discovering the kindness, abundance, and delight of the Father, this message invites us beyond distant belief into the fullness of being loved by God. Drawing from John 1, 1 John 4, Psalm 139, and Ephesians 3, Alyn reminds us that Jesus came not only to save us, but to bring us home to the Father.
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