The Eddie Hyatt Podcast

In this episode, Dr. Eddie Hyatt discusses the profound words of Jesus in answer to a "gotcha" question, "Render therefore to Caesar the things that are Caesar's ' and to God the things that are God's. He shows why those present "marveled" at His answer and how it is relevant to the Christian today.

In this message, Dr. Eddie Hyatt discusses why the tragedy in Afghanistan unfolded as it did. In doing so he shows the God-ordained role of human governments in the earth.

In this episode, Eddie discusses a principal for living a life without limitations. This principle is found throughout Scripture and was explicitly expressed to Paul by God when He said to him, "My grace is sufficient for you, for My power is maximized in weakness" (II Cor. 12:9; Hyatt trans.).

In this episode Dr. Eddie Hyatt shares the personal testimony of how his father, with only a 4th grade education and unimpressive resume, was launched into a successful pastoral ministry. He took the limits off God and saw Him work in a marvelous manner.

"Take the Limits off Yourself" is the theme of this episode. Eddie unpacks startling truths in God's call to Gideon in Judges chapter 6 and shows that God sees potential in you that no one else has ever seen.

In this episode, Dr. Eddie Hyatt shares a remarkable story how God spoke to him, "You will be going to England," and then brought it about in a way far beyond what he could have imagined. 

"Take the Limits off God" is the theme of this episode. Eddie shows how the first generation of Israelites out of Egypt limited God by their unbelief  and died outside the land He had promised them.

In this episode, Eddie discusses Pauls' exhortation to Archippus that he "take heed" to the ministry or "work" he had received from the Lord.

In this episode, Eddie shows evidence of a woman pastor in Colosse and explains why that is in line with the rest of the New Testament.

In this episode, Eddie shows the fallacy of thinking that if we are mentored or associated with a certain person it will guarantee our success. He discusses Demas, an associate of Paul who forsook because he loved the pleasures and advantages of this present world.