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Jack Hibbs
27 episodes listed below
Bold biblical teaching for disciplined faith.
The gist
Real Life Radio is a sermon-based Christian teaching program centered on Scripture, practical obedience, and a biblical view of public and private life. Pastor Jack Hibbs speaks with urgency about weakness, temptation, money, family, national freedom, and staying close to God.
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About Real Life Radio on Oneplace.com
Real Life Radio is a radio-style Christian teaching program centered on Pastor Jack Hibbs and Scripture. Its recent episodes carry a strong sermon cadence. The show speaks to believers who want biblical teaching tied to daily choices rather than kept in abstract doctrine. It is direct. Pastor Jack frames Christian life as a series of disciplines shaped by dependence on God, defense of the heart, stewardship of blessings, and distinction from the world’s definition of success. Money is treated as a test of faithfulness, not simply a danger or a prize. Recognition is treated the same way. Weakness, suffering, physical trouble, and relational strain become openings for prayer and reliance on God. The teaching repeatedly urges Christians to identify their circumstances in light of Scripture. It also calls for practical habits, including time alone with God, written self-examination, early-morning discipline, and active waiting. The show’s Independence Day material connects liberty, national history, and Christian conviction in an openly patriotic frame. That public-facing emphasis sits beside personal warnings about temptation, compromise, marriage, children, and drifting from faith. The tone can be confrontational. It is also pastoral in its assumptions: the listener is expected to be challenged, corrected, and sent back to the Bible. Short introductions and closings give the program a radio-ministry feel, with references to resources, events, and Calvary Chapel Chino Hills. David Jay appears as the welcoming broadcast voice, while the core teaching comes from Pastor Jack. Named references appear around books, events, financial stewardship, worship, and biblical teaching, but the show’s center remains sermon instruction. For listeners aligned with conservative evangelical teaching, it offers energetic, conviction-heavy biblical application. For others, its political and cultural judgments may feel unusually pointed.
Made for: Real Life Radio is for Christians seeking direct sermon teaching on Scripture, obedience, stewardship, temptation, family, and public faith. It especially suits listeners comfortable with conservative evangelical language and patriotic themes.
What sets it apart: The show pairs pastoral exhortation with unusually practical pressure points: alarm clocks, family formation, finances, recognition, weakness, and national liberty. Its radio-ministry format keeps the pacing brisk while the teaching remains forceful and corrective.
In their own words
Real Life with Jack Hibbs is dedicated to proclaiming truth. Standing boldly in opposition to false doctrines designed to distort the Word of God and the character of Christ, Jack’s voice challenges today’s generation to both understand and practice what it means to have a biblical worldview. His bold preaching will encourage and embolden you to walk with Jesus. Unwilling to cower to the culture’s demands or to tickle listening ears with a watered-down gospel, Jack addresses key topics that will challenge you to deepen your relationship with Christ and make an effective impact on the world around
As heard by us
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Jack Hibbs connects scripture to the pressures of temptation, suffering, success, and stewardship with urgent, practical Christian teaching.
Jack Hibbs turns biblical teaching into direct, insistent instruction, using a radio-sermon format that moves quickly from scripture to personal conduct.
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Jack Hibbs turns weakness, waiting, and stewardship into a spiritual training plan.
Press play if you want
- a Bible-centered response to temptation that gets more practical than "stay strong"
- your weak spots reframed as places to depend on God, not defects to disguise
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Episodes
- 1
Disciplines of Distinction - C
Pastor Jack Hibbs uses Luke 16:10, Proverbs 28:11, Daniel 4, Matthew 6:33, and Philippians 3 to argue that influence, money, and success belong under God's authority.
Jul 7, 2026·26m·1 clip - 2
Disciplines of Distinction - B
Hidden gemPastor Jack Hibbs frames "The Discipline of Distinction" around a question of how Christians handle wealth, recognition, and influence when God gives them more.
Jul 6, 2026·26m·1 clip - 3
Living Free - A
Jack Hibbs’s Real Life Radio message “Living Free” connects Independence Day to John 8:36, where Jesus says, “if the Son makes you free, you shall be free indeed.” He says America’s 250th birthday should prompt questions about where liberty comes from, and he answers that it is “a gift from God himself.” The sermon quotes Patrick Henry, Thomas Jefferson, John Adams, John Quincy Adams, Benjamin Rush, and Samuel Adams to argue that colonial pulpits shaped the founding.
Jul 3, 2026·26m·1 clip - 4
Disciplines of Distinction - A
Jul 2, 2026·26m - 5
Disciplines of Disillusionment - C
Jul 1, 2026·26m - 6
Disciplines of Disillusionment - B
Jun 30, 2026·26m - 7
Disciplines of Disillusionment - A
Jun 29, 2026·26m - 8
Disciplines of Disease - C
Jun 26, 2026·26m - 9
Disciplines of Disease - B
Jun 25, 2026·26m - 10
Disciplines of Disease - A
Jun 24, 2026·26m - 11
Disciplines of Disdain - C
Jun 23, 2026·26m - 12
Disciplines of Disdain - B
Jun 22, 2026·26m - 13
Disciplines of Disdain - A
Jun 19, 2026·26m - 14
Disciplines of Defense - B
Hidden gem["Real Life Radio's \"Disciplines of Defense\" teaches that the heart must be guarded because thoughts, attitudes, and actions flow from what enters it.", "Pastor Jack Hibbs, introduced by David Jay, ties the message to Philippians 3:7-8, Psalm 46:10, Romans 8:25, Psalm 62:1, 1 Peter 5:7, and 2 Timothy 4:17.", "Jack separates temptations from trials, says temptations come from the evil world while trials come from God's hand, and urges listeners to turn thoughts toward the Lord instead of analyzing worry.", "The broadcast also plugs Philip DeCourcy's book Life After Life, a jackhibbs.com gift offer, and an April 22, 7 p.m.
Apr 17, 2026·26m·2 clips - 15
Disciplines of Defense - A
Real Life Radio's Disciplines of Defense centers on Proverbs 4:23, where Jack Hibbs says believers must keep their heart with all diligence.
Apr 16, 2026·26m·1 clip - 16
Disciplines of Dependence - C
Hidden gemPastor Jack Hibbs teaches that believers must depend on God rather than self-reliance, emphasizing God's perfect plan and the promise of heaven.
Apr 15, 2026·26m·1 clip - 17
Disciplines of Dependence - B
Hidden gemPastor Jack Hibbs teaches about the discipline of depending on God rather than self-reliance, emphasizing prayer and scripture.
Apr 14, 2026·26m·1 clip - 18
Disciplines of Dependence - A
Hidden gemPastor Jack Hibbs teaches that Christians must discipline themselves to depend on God rather than on their own strength.
Apr 13, 2026·26m·1 clip - 19
Disciplines of Declining Days - C
Apr 10, 2026·26m - 20
Disciplines of Declining Days - B
Apr 9, 2026·26m - 21
Disciplines of Declining Days - A
Apr 8, 2026·26m - 22
Disciplines of Decision - C
Apr 7, 2026·26m - 23
Disciplines of Decision - B
Pastor Jack Hibbs teaches that a key discipline in decision-making is waiting patiently for God's guidance, as emphasized in Psalm 37:7.
Apr 6, 2026·26m - 24
Live: Jesus Christ Is The Only Life To Live - C
Pastor Jack Hibbs teaches that Jesus Christ is the only life to live, emphasizing spiritual rebirth and the promise of eternal life.
Apr 3, 2026·26m - 25
Live: Jesus Christ Is The Only Life To Live - B
Pastor Jack Hibbs teaches that Jesus Christ is the only source of true love, acceptance, and purpose, especially during Easter Passion Week.
Apr 2, 2026·26m - 26
Live: Jesus Christ Is The Only Life To Live - A
Pastor Jack Hibbs teaches that Jesus Christ is the only way to live, emphasizing hope in the resurrection and the need for divine change.
Apr 1, 2026·26m - 27
Live: Jesus Is The King - C
Pastor Jack Hibbs teaches about Jesus as King during Passion Week, emphasizing God's call on believers and Israel's central role in prophecy.
Mar 31, 2026·26m