Salty Saints

Salty Saints

Better equipping you to be salt and light to the world around you. Join Zack and Randy as they dig in to what it means to defend our faith through apologetics and real world examples of people working out their faith. If you have any questions or topics you want us to cover, email us at saltysaints@becomehope.com.

Recent Episodes

May 10, 2025

God Has Got Us Covered. What Does That Mean?

Have you ever stopped to ask what it really means when we say “God has us covered”? Is it just a nice phrase, or does it point to something far more powerful—something that reaches all the way back to the Garden of Eden, thro...
May 2, 2025

Truth, Knowledge, and the Pursuit of Christ

This episode wraps up our Virtues Series with a bit of a hodgepodge. Randy and I dive into truth , knowledge , wisdom , and two often misunderstood Beatitudes: poor in spirit and those who mourn . We talk Roman philosophy, Gr...
April 26, 2025

Learning to Do God's Will Instead of Our Own

In this episode of Salty Saints Podcast , Zack and Righteous Randy dive deep into the core concepts of righteousness , godliness , and having a pure heart . Together, they wrestle with the profound biblical ideas of what it m...
April 18, 2025

The Virtues of Brotherly Love and Compassion

This episode takes a deep dive into the biblical meanings of brotherly love and compassion, revealing how these virtues are far more than surface-level emotions. Drawing from rich scriptural insights, the discussion unpacks t...
April 5, 2025

How to Practice Self Control

In this episode, we’re diving into one of those spiritual virtues that sounds simple—but gets deep fast: self-control . We take a deeper look at where self-control shows up in the Bible, why it’s so much more than just “tryin...
March 29, 2025

Staying Calm and Keeping Your Ego in Check

In this episode of the Salty Saints Podcast, Randy and I dive into the concepts of gentleness and humility, two virtues that often seem undervalued in today's society. We discuss how these traits are not typically celebrated ...