Biblical clarity for everyday church life.
But Wait, There's More! is a Legacy Church podcast built around biblical clarity for everyday questions. Recent episodes move from Bible translations and the Trinity to digital habits, anxiety and depression, giving, youth ministry, and Acts 9.
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But Wait, There's More! is a church-centered Christian podcast from the world of Legacy Church in Plano, Texas. Its focus is not abstract spirituality. The show works through questions that land in ordinary Christian life: which Bible translation to read, how to speak about the Trinity without shrinking mystery, what phones and algorithms are forming, and how anxiety and depression can be addressed without shame. The Faith Made Clear episodes are especially direct. They name confusion, move to Scripture, and look for a practical way forward. The language is accessible, with a steady concern for clarity, kindness, truth, grace, and biblical confidence. That gives the show a teaching shape, but not every episode is a lesson. Some entries are conversations about the life and culture of Legacy Church, including giving, youth ministry, and the people who have become part of the church family. The Josh Case episode, for example, sits in the Do You Even Know Me? series and turns toward youth ministry, formation, presence, and calling. The giving conversation with Emily James stays inside church practice, budgets, trust, generosity, and mission. The Acts 9 conversation with Zach Forbes and Barry Nelms follows Saul's conversion through questions, observations, and reflection rather than polished lecture notes. Across the sampled episodes, Scripture is treated as the reference point for both doctrine and daily pressure. Culture is not dismissed, but it is tested against Christian formation. Technology becomes discipleship. Emotional suffering becomes a place for compassion and biblical honesty. Church giving becomes a question of trust and shared mission. The Trinity becomes a truth to receive with clarity and humility, not a puzzle to solve with a neat metaphor. The show suits listeners looking for pastoral Christian explanation tied to real church contexts. It is more local and practical than a broad theology lecture feed, while still spending real time on doctrine, Scripture, and formation.
Made for: Suits a listener who wants Christian teaching and church-life conversation framed through Scripture, practical examples, and a pastoral tone. It especially fits someone sorting through faith, culture, technology, emotional struggle, generosity, or doctrine from within a church context.
What sets it apart: But Wait, There's More! keeps doctrine, pastoral care, and local church practice in the same frame. Similar shows may separate theology from ministry life, but this one moves between the Trinity, Bible translations, digital discipleship, giving, youth ministry, and Legacy Church conversations without changing its center of gravity.
An extension of the teaching ministry of Legacy Church in Plano, TX.
Saul's blindness meets your honest 'Why?' without anyone pretending to know exactly why.
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A grounded church conversation about giving, control, and trust in a shared budget process.
Giving is rarely just about money. It pulls on trust, control, habit, and the quiet question of who gets to decide where resources go. Kevin Boyd and Emily James approach those pressures through Legacy Church's summer discussions, moving from biblical generosity and personal…
A reflective Acts 9 conversation finds humility in Saul's blindness and a changed way to think about opponents.
Barry Nelms brings Acts 9 into conversation with Zach Forbes for a focused discussion of Saul's conversion, with special attention to the shock of blindness, dependence, and spiritual reorientation.
A grounded workplace story shows how open faith can feel patient rather than pressuring.
Faith in everyday conversation gives this single episode its steady center, with Darian Clark drawing together stories from Omoteo, Katie-Ann, Tommy, and David about living “everyone, everywhere, all of the time.” Its most grounded passage follows a coworker who felt pressured…
Two Bible translators unpack Scripture's hardest passages, from Revelation's 666 to the Witch of Endor.
Scripture, surrender and faith put into practice.
A trailer introducing a mini-series about thinking biblically in a fast-paced culture.
A Christian perspective on how digital technology shapes our hearts and minds, urging listeners to consider who or what is discipling them.
This episode explores the Christian doctrine of the Trinity, emphasizing its biblical basis and the mystery that transcends human metaphors.
This episode explains why there are many Bible translations and how to choose one based on translation philosophy and personal reading preference.
A Christian perspective on anxiety and depression, offering biblical clarity and removing shame.
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Zach Forbes and Barry Nelms read Acts 9's account of Saul on the Damascus road, including the line 'Saul, Saul, why do you persecute me?' Barry describes Saul as a Pharisee with zeal for the law, notes his role around Stephen's stoning, and points to his effort to arrest men and women in Damascus.
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Zach Forbes, Laura Hanstrom, and Becca Foster revisit Legacy Church's Rooted value of being "shaped by scripture" through 2 Timothy 3:16-17.
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Legacy Church's June 23–26 VBS, with a family night on June 27, uses the theme "live like Jesus." Maddie Conrad says the church brought VBS back because it shaped her faith and lets Legacy families disciple children from age three through fifth grade.
Justin Foster defines soul care as tending to the Christian’s heart, soul, mind, strength, and body, drawing on Matthew 22:37–38.
A conversation about a biblical passage in Luke 9, starting with an icebreaker about childhood travel habits.
Zachary Forbes and Kevin Boyd discuss the culture code 'presence is greater than preference' in the context of parenting, reflecting on Jesus' example with children.
Patti Parker interviews visual artist Linda Smith about the intersection of art and theology.
Zachary Forbes interviews Susan Gibson and Lori Zettler about volunteering in kids' ministry at Legacy Church, starting with icebreakers about favorite holidays.