# Matt Hernandez

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Lessons From the Hrossa

What do you do when you believe God’s promises—but they don’t feel true in your circumstances? What does it actually mean when Scripture tells us that “all things are possible” with God? I’ve grown up hearing verses like Matthew 19:26, Philippians 4:13, and 1 Corinthians 10:13—promises that God…

Bible Study: Learning to Swim

A lot of Christians struggle to study the Bible—not because they don't care about Scripture, but because Bible study can feel intimidating. We compare ourselves to the people around us. We wonder how often we're supposed to read, how much we're supposed to get out of it, or how deeply we're suppos…

Abraham's Mistake That We All Make

What if one of Abraham’s biggest mistakes reveals something about the way we treat other people? In Genesis 20, Abraham lies to Abimelech about Sarah because he assumes there is “no fear of God” in the place—and that assumption changes everything. At first glance, it’s easy to point the finger at…

Dinner Parties At the End of the World

The end of the world is near. So what does Peter tell the church to do? Prepare for disaster? Get ready for persecution? Focus on doctrine? Brace yourself for martyrdom? No. Peter says, “Be hospitable.” In 1 Peter 4:9, Peter makes a striking connection between the nearness of “the end of all thi…

The Paradox of Desire: Why Ecclesiastes Says It's Better to Never Be Born

What if the Bible actually says that being dead—or even never being born—is better than being alive? In this episode, we dive into some of the most shocking words in Ecclesiastes, including Ecclesiastes 4:2–3 and 6:1–6, where Solomon describes the futility of life, human dissatisfaction, and even …

Jean Valjean the Devil

What does Jean Valjean from Les Misérables have to do with Satan? It sounds like a ridiculous question—but the connection hit me while I was thinking about one of my favorite scenes in the story: the priest giving Jean Valjean the candlesticks. Valjean steals from him. The priest responds with mer…

How to Preach Repentance

Repentance is an essential part of the Gospel message—but how we preach it matters. For many, the word repentance carries the weight of legalism, condemnation, or the idea that we must clean ourselves up before coming to Jesus. But is that what repentance really means? And how can we preach it fa…

Don't Just Take Their (Our) Word For It: Testing Christian Influencers and Online Ministries

Full disclosure: this is not an anti-Halloween episode. But a social media discussion about Halloween and the use of Titus 1:15 sparked a much bigger conversation about how we read and interpret Scripture and who we trust to do that for us. In this episode of Truth Be Told, we take a closer look a…

Suffering and Righteousness: Related But Not the Same

In Between Two Fires, a heartbreaking line reveals a profound theological question: “I can’t build. I can’t plow. But I can suffer.” For the little person, suffering becomes the one thing he believes he can offer his community—a sacrifice born out of love, desperation, and the desire to save his n…

All Dogs May Go to Heaven (But What About Cats)

Does God have a plan for animals? Will we see our pets again in the resurrection? It's a question many Christians and pet owners have wrestled with, and after losing my cat of 15 years, it became personal for me. In this episode, we explore C.S. Lewis's fascinating perspective on animals, eterni…