Rooted and Radical Podcast (with Richard Angelus)

Random Thought💡While reading the Gospel of John with my wife today, particularly chapter 9, where Jesus the Messiah healed a man who had been born blind, a thought came to mind: Why is this “sign” (as John calls it, or “miracle,” as we commonly call it) such a big deal? The man who had been blind and could now see said: “Since the world began it has been unheard of that anyone opened the eyes of one who was born blind” (John 9:32). Yes!

An insight came to me. Jesus raising people from the dead was certainly a big deal but it was NOT a unique sign. The prophets Elijah and Elisha had done this before. But never, since the world began, had anyone opened the eyes of a person who was born blind like Jesus did! Jesus is more than a Prophet. He is the “Son of God” (John 9:35), who is one with the Father (John 10:30) 🙌

4 hours ago | [YT] | 1

Rooted and Radical Podcast (with Richard Angelus)

Seperti YAHWEH, begitu juga, YESUS MESIAS 👑 Dia "bertakhta di banjir besar; dan memerintah sebagai Raja selama-lamanya" dan Dia "akan memberikan kekuatan kepada umat-Nya... akan memberkati umat-Nya dengan kesejahteraan" (Mazmur 29:10-11) 🌊🍃🙌 dengar melalui:

Spotify🔗 bit.ly/4dsOuZp atau
Apple Podcast 🔗 apple.co/36vv9aV

Skip the Carousel

1 2

1 day ago | [YT] | 1

Rooted and Radical Podcast (with Richard Angelus)

"Persembahkan bagi TUHAN, hai anak-anak ilahi; persembahkan bagi TUHAN kemuliaan dan kekuatan... TUHAN duduk di atas air bah, TUHAN duduk sebagai Raja selama-lamanya" (Mazmur 29:1, 10, AYT) 🙌👑💪 dengar episod ini melalui:

Spotify 🔗 bit.ly/Mazmur29 atau
Apple Podcast 🔗 apple.co/36vv9aV

5 days ago | [YT] | 1

Rooted and Radical Podcast (with Richard Angelus)

Remember these two ✌️

6 days ago | [YT] | 3

Rooted and Radical Podcast (with Richard Angelus)

Reading gives you the map but the mud builds the muscle 📖 Read books to find your direction. Learn from those who have walked before you. But remember, growth comes when you get your hands dirty. Do the hard work. Stay when it gets tough. Keep going when quitting feels easy. The map shows the way. The mud makes you strong 💪

#ServeToLead #LeadersAreReaders #LetsMakeReadingCoolAgain #RootedandRadical

1 week ago | [YT] | 3

Rooted and Radical Podcast (with Richard Angelus)

"Kepada TUHAN aku bernaung... TUHAN adalah benar, Dia mencintai keadilan; wajah-Nya menghadap kepada orang yang tulus" (Mazmur 11:1, 7) ☂️☔💯 dengar episod ini melalui:

Spotify 🔗 sptfy.in/d1y3 atau
Apple Podcast 🔗 apple.co/36vv9aV

Skip the Carousel

1 2

1 week ago | [YT] | 1

Rooted and Radical Podcast (with Richard Angelus)

"Dengarlah, ya TUHAN, apabila suaraku berseru; dan kasihanilah aku, serta sahut seruanku. Hatiku berkata tentang-Mu, 'Carilah wajah-Nya!' Wajah-Mu, ya TUHAN, akan kucari" (Mazmur 27:7-8) 🙌 dengar episod ini melalui:

Spotify 🔗 open.spotify.com/s/Tz7XquF
Atau Apple Podcast 🔗 apple.co/36vv9aV

2 weeks ago | [YT] | 6

Rooted and Radical Podcast (with Richard Angelus)

"It can be affirmed with certainty that no one will be condemned for rejecting a Christ whom they had no opportunity to accept. Or for failing to use light they did not have, but only because they have shut their eyes to the light they did have" (J. Osward Sanders) ✍️

1 month ago | [YT] | 2

Rooted and Radical Podcast (with Richard Angelus)

Random Thought💡A smaller Red Bible (no, not Mao's communist Little Red Book 🤭) has become my travelling companion. I bring it with me almost everywhere I go. It turns 'waiting' time into 'reading' time. Not every moment, of course. Sometimes I still check my phone but most of the time I open this one instead. The notebook is where I record ideas, thoughts, questions and message drafts. Interestingly, the notebook is bigger than the Red Bible in SIZE but the Bible is far greater in VALUE. May God's Word always have the biggest place in our lives.

1 month ago | [YT] | 3

Rooted and Radical Podcast (with Richard Angelus)

A Tiny Protest #LeadersAreReaders June 2026

I always notice the same scene whenever I'm at an airport. From the departure hall to the boarding gate and finally on the plane, almost everyone is looking down at a phone, earphones plugged in, endlessly scrolling (I do it too sometimes). But once I've replied to the important messages, I put my phone away. I pull out a BOOK instead. I even print my boarding pass at the kiosk so I don't have to unlock my phone every time the crew asks to see it.

It feels like a tiny protest. Not against technology (I love the convenience very much!) but against the idea that every quiet moment must be entertained by a screen. Research consistently shows that deep reading improves concentration, memory, and empathy, while constant phone switching fragments our attention. So every few chapters I finish feels like a small victory. In a world where everyone is connected to a device, perhaps opening a book is one of the simplest ways to reconnect with your own mind. Perhaps... unless you're listening to a great podcast or audiobook 🤭

2 months ago | [YT] | 1