Podcast appearances and mentions of Jeff Simmons

Jesus brings a new kingdom, a new sign, and a new family. Through Jesus, the kingdom of God comes to earth as the Spirit of God is at work. Jesus is also the ultimate sign of God's love, giving His life for us so we can have salvation. And through faith in Jesus, we become part of a new family, defined not by blood but by following Jesus and living according to God's will.

Jesus brings a new kingdom, a new sign, and a new family. Through Jesus, the kingdom of God comes to earth as the Spirit of God is at work. Jesus is also the ultimate sign of God's love, giving His life for us so we can have salvation. And through faith in Jesus, we become part of a new family, defined not by blood but by following Jesus and living according to God's will.

Jesus brings a new kingdom, a new sign, and a new family. Through Jesus, the kingdom of God comes to earth as the Spirit of God is at work. Jesus is also the ultimate sign of God's love, giving His life for us so we can have salvation. And through faith in Jesus, we become part of a new family, defined not by blood but by following Jesus and living according to God's will.

Jesus came to heal and redeem people. Religion is about man trying to get to God. But Christianity is about God coming to man. Religion is about rules, but Jesus is about people. Jesus loves people, and He loves you. When we place our faith fully in Jesus, it changes everything in our lives. He overcomes our fears to bring healing and hope to our hearts. Jesus makes us whole. May we live our entire lives with our faith fully in Jesus and one day hear Him say to us, “Well done, good and faithful servant.” Let's choose faith over fear today. 

Jesus came to heal and redeem people. Religion is about man trying to get to God. But Christianity is about God coming to man. Religion is about rules, but Jesus is about people. Jesus loves people, and He loves you. When we place our faith fully in Jesus, it changes everything in our lives. He overcomes our fears to bring healing and hope to our hearts. Jesus makes us whole. May we live our entire lives with our faith fully in Jesus and one day hear Him say to us, “Well done, good and faithful servant.” Let's choose faith over fear today. 

Jesus came to heal and redeem people. Religion is about man trying to get to God. But Christianity is about God coming to man. Religion is about rules, but Jesus is about people. Jesus loves people, and He loves you. When we place our faith fully in Jesus, it changes everything in our lives. He overcomes our fears to bring healing and hope to our hearts. Jesus makes us whole. May we live our entire lives with our faith fully in Jesus and one day hear Him say to us, “Well done, good and faithful servant.” Let's choose faith over fear today. 

Jesus came to show us the Father and to allow us, as sinners, to gain access to God. God loves us so much that He sent His one and only Son to us. Most Christians understand the Gospel intellectually. We know we are not perfect, and we are in need of a Savior. But few Christians actually live in the overwhelming grace and love of God every day. When we do, all fear is gone. We have complete faith and trust in the One who loves us even more than we love ourselves. Jesus' heart beats for you. Choose faith over fear today because you are loved!

Jesus came to show us the Father and to allow us, as sinners, to gain access to God. God loves us so much that He sent His one and only Son to us. Most Christians understand the Gospel intellectually. We know we are not perfect, and we are in need of a Savior. But few Christians actually live in the overwhelming grace and love of God every day. When we do, all fear is gone. We have complete faith and trust in the One who loves us even more than we love ourselves. Jesus' heart beats for you. Choose faith over fear today because you are loved!

Jesus came to show us the Father and to allow us, as sinners, to gain access to God. God loves us so much that He sent His one and only Son to us. Most Christians understand the Gospel intellectually. We know we are not perfect, and we are in need of a Savior. But few Christians actually live in the overwhelming grace and love of God every day. When we do, all fear is gone. We have complete faith and trust in the One who loves us even more than we love ourselves. Jesus' heart beats for you. Choose faith over fear today because you are loved!

Jesus doesn't always work according to our expectations, but He is always faithful to God's plan. When doubts and questions come, bring them to Him and keep your faith rooted in who you are in Christ. Live with an open heart, reflecting Jesus in the way you live, and let His wisdom be evident through your actions.

Jesus doesn't always work according to our expectations, but He is always faithful to God's plan. When doubts and questions come, bring them to Him and keep your faith rooted in who you are in Christ. Live with an open heart, reflecting Jesus in the way you live, and let His wisdom be evident through your actions.

Jesus doesn't always work according to our expectations, but He is always faithful to God's plan. When doubts and questions come, bring them to Him and keep your faith rooted in who you are in Christ. Live with an open heart, reflecting Jesus in the way you live, and let His wisdom be evident through your actions.

Today we come to Matthew 10 in our study of the Gospel of Matthew. Up to this point, Jesus has been teaching His disciples the way of the Kingdom of God and doing all the ministry as they watched. Now, He will send them out to put into practice what they have been learning and seeing in Him. Jesus gives them a charge before they go to trust Him and to choose faith over fear in every situation. Just like the disciples back then, Jesus sends us out into the world today. We are called to choose faith over fear as we live out our faith and share Jesus with others. 

Today we come to Matthew 10 in our study of the Gospel of Matthew. Up to this point, Jesus has been teaching His disciples the way of the Kingdom of God and doing all the ministry as they watched. Now, He will send them out to put into practice what they have been learning and seeing in Him. Jesus gives them a charge before they go to trust Him and to choose faith over fear in every situation. Just like the disciples back then, Jesus sends us out into the world today. We are called to choose faith over fear as we live out our faith and share Jesus with others. 

Today we come to Matthew 10 in our study of the Gospel of Matthew. Up to this point, Jesus has been teaching His disciples the way of the Kingdom of God and doing all the ministry as they watched. Now, He will send them out to put into practice what they have been learning and seeing in Him. Jesus gives them a charge before they go to trust Him and to choose faith over fear in every situation. Just like the disciples back then, Jesus sends us out into the world today. We are called to choose faith over fear as we live out our faith and share Jesus with others. 

In Matthew 9, we truly see Jesus' heart. We have heard Jesus' teaching in Matthew 5-7, seen His miracles in Matthew 8, and now we see His heart. Jesus' heart is filled with love and compassion. Jesus loves all people. He invites everyone to follow Him. Regardless of your religious background or the mistakes in your life. Jesus invites us on the journey of a lifetime. And, in the process, we grow to become like Him - people of love and compassion. Are you growing spiritually? And are you sharing your faith story with others? Choose faith over fear.

In Matthew 9, we truly see Jesus' heart. We have heard Jesus' teaching in Matthew 5-7, seen His miracles in Matthew 8, and now we see His heart. Jesus' heart is filled with love and compassion. Jesus loves all people. He invites everyone to follow Him. Regardless of your religious background or the mistakes in your life. Jesus invites us on the journey of a lifetime. And, in the process, we grow to become like Him - people of love and compassion. Are you growing spiritually? And are you sharing your faith story with others? Choose faith over fear.

In Matthew 9, we truly see Jesus' heart. We have heard Jesus' teaching in Matthew 5-7, seen His miracles in Matthew 8, and now we see His heart. Jesus' heart is filled with love and compassion. Jesus loves all people. He invites everyone to follow Him. Regardless of your religious background or the mistakes in your life. Jesus invites us on the journey of a lifetime. And, in the process, we grow to become like Him - people of love and compassion. Are you growing spiritually? And are you sharing your faith story with others? Choose faith over fear.

Tennessee Titans offensive lineman Peter Skoronski joins Buck Reising and Lucas Panzica, fresh off an ALS Ice Bucket Challenge. Skoronski breaks down the grueling reality of training camp, detailing the intense physicality required to block Jeff Simmons and the rest of the defensive front on a daily basis. He also shares insights on the offensive line's overall progression, what makes a Robert Saleh Training Camp so difficult, the importance of maintaining composure during practice scuffles, and the reasoning behind his first major purchase as an NFL pro/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We live in a spiritual battle. There is an epic struggle between good vs. evil. We have an enemy that wars against us. Yet, as Christians, we have the Spirit of God in us, so our enemy cannot possess us, but he can tempt us. He can try to distract us from living for the things of God. But our God is greater! Jesus defeated our enemy on the cross and through His Resurrection, so our victory is secure. How will you respond to Jesus? Will you recognize Jesus as your Lord and Savior, and live with confidence in HIm? Jesus has all authority! Choose faith over fear.

We live in a spiritual battle. There is an epic struggle between good vs. evil. We have an enemy that wars against us. Yet, as Christians, we have the Spirit of God in us, so our enemy cannot possess us, but he can tempt us. He can try to distract us from living for the things of God. But our God is greater! Jesus defeated our enemy on the cross and through His Resurrection, so our victory is secure. How will you respond to Jesus? Will you recognize Jesus as your Lord and Savior, and live with confidence in HIm? Jesus has all authority! Choose faith over fear.

We live in a spiritual battle. There is an epic struggle between good vs. evil. We have an enemy that wars against us. Yet, as Christians, we have the Spirit of God in us, so our enemy cannot possess us, but he can tempt us. He can try to distract us from living for the things of God. But our God is greater! Jesus defeated our enemy on the cross and through His Resurrection, so our victory is secure. How will you respond to Jesus? Will you recognize Jesus as your Lord and Savior, and live with confidence in HIm? Jesus has all authority! Choose faith over fear.

Jesus invites us to follow Him. But following Jesus doesn't mean life will always be easy. Even as Christians, we go through storms. Some storms are small - a worry, a fear - a passing moment, but other storms are big - relationships, sickness - a longer battle to fight. But we must never forget that Jesus is in the storm with us. Jesus is greater than anything we will ever face, and Jesus is Lord over all. It is in the storms where our faith grows the most. Therefore, will you put your eyes on Jesus and not simply on the storms? Let's choose faith over fear today.

Jesus invites us to follow Him. But following Jesus doesn't mean life will always be easy. Even as Christians, we go through storms. Some storms are small - a worry, a fear - a passing moment, but other storms are big - relationships, sickness - a longer battle to fight. But we must never forget that Jesus is in the storm with us. Jesus is greater than anything we will ever face, and Jesus is Lord over all. It is in the storms where our faith grows the most. Therefore, will you put your eyes on Jesus and not simply on the storms? Let's choose faith over fear today.

Jesus invites us to follow Him. But following Jesus doesn't mean life will always be easy. Even as Christians, we go through storms. Some storms are small - a worry, a fear - a passing moment, but other storms are big - relationships, sickness - a longer battle to fight. But we must never forget that Jesus is in the storm with us. Jesus is greater than anything we will ever face, and Jesus is Lord over all. It is in the storms where our faith grows the most. Therefore, will you put your eyes on Jesus and not simply on the storms? Let's choose faith over fear today.

God calls us to live with faith over fear. Yet, we live in a world of fear. We are bombarded every day with worries, doubts and fears. And, every day we must decide if we are going to live with faith or fear. When we bring our fears to Jesus, He hears our heart and answers our prayers. And, when He does, we are called to respond with worship, gratitude and service. What fears do you have today? Fears of the future, fears of failure, fears for your family or friends. Let's bring all our fears to Jesus and ask Him to grow our faith. He is willing and able today.

God calls us to live with faith over fear. Yet, we live in a world of fear. We are bombarded every day with worries, doubts and fears. And, every day we must decide if we are going to live with faith or fear. When we bring our fears to Jesus, He hears our heart and answers our prayers. And, when He does, we are called to respond with worship, gratitude and service. What fears do you have today? Fears of the future, fears of failure, fears for your family or friends. Let's bring all our fears to Jesus and ask Him to grow our faith. He is willing and able today.

God calls us to live with faith over fear. Yet, we live in a world of fear. We are bombarded every day with worries, doubts and fears. And, every day we must decide if we are going to live with faith or fear. When we bring our fears to Jesus, He hears our heart and answers our prayers. And, when He does, we are called to respond with worship, gratitude and service. What fears do you have today? Fears of the future, fears of failure, fears for your family or friends. Let's bring all our fears to Jesus and ask Him to grow our faith. He is willing and able today.

Jesus ends His longest sermon with an invitation. A call to those listening to respond. There are disciples and there is the crowd. How will you respond today? Jesus said there is a wide gate that leads to destruction or a narrow gate that leads to life. Will you enter through the narrow gate of Jesus today? Will you enter into an eternal relationship with the One who came to give His life for you? And, will you build your life on the Rock of Christ? How will you respond today?

Jesus ends His longest sermon with an invitation. A call to those listening to respond. There are disciples and there is the crowd. How will you respond today? Jesus said there is a wide gate that leads to destruction or a narrow gate that leads to life. Will you enter through the narrow gate of Jesus today? Will you enter into an eternal relationship with the One who came to give His life for you? And, will you build your life on the Rock of Christ? How will you respond today?

Jesus ends His longest sermon with an invitation. A call to those listening to respond. There are disciples and there is the crowd. How will you respond today? Jesus said there is a wide gate that leads to destruction or a narrow gate that leads to life. Will you enter through the narrow gate of Jesus today? Will you enter into an eternal relationship with the One who came to give His life for you? And, will you build your life on the Rock of Christ? How will you respond today?

Jesus invites us to approach God with confidence, continually asking, seeking, and knocking. Prayer is about trusting our good Father, who knows what we need, transforms us through every season, and calls us to share His goodness with others.

Jesus invites us to approach God with confidence, continually asking, seeking, and knocking. Prayer is about trusting our good Father, who knows what we need, transforms us through every season, and calls us to share His goodness with others.

Jesus invites us to approach God with confidence, continually asking, seeking, and knocking. Prayer is about trusting our good Father, who knows what we need, transforms us through every season, and calls us to share His goodness with others.

Jesus teaches that while we're called to exercise discernment, we're not called to sit in God's seat as judge. Judgment condemns people, while discernment lovingly evaluates actions and seeks restoration. Before pointing out the faults of others, Jesus challenges us to examine our own hearts and recognize our own need for grace. As followers of Christ, our calling is not to condemn but to humbly help others, trusting God to do the work of transformation.

Jesus teaches that while we're called to exercise discernment, we're not called to sit in God's seat as judge. Judgment condemns people, while discernment lovingly evaluates actions and seeks restoration. Before pointing out the faults of others, Jesus challenges us to examine our own hearts and recognize our own need for grace. As followers of Christ, our calling is not to condemn but to humbly help others, trusting God to do the work of transformation.

Jesus teaches that while we're called to exercise discernment, we're not called to sit in God's seat as judge. Judgment condemns people, while discernment lovingly evaluates actions and seeks restoration. Before pointing out the faults of others, Jesus challenges us to examine our own hearts and recognize our own need for grace. As followers of Christ, our calling is not to condemn but to humbly help others, trusting God to do the work of transformation.

The Buck Reising Show Hr 1- World Cup Recap, Jeff Simmons' Top 100 Ranking, & Most Surprising Swift Wedding GuestSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Worry is often fueled by a thousand "what ifs," but Jesus calls us to focus on what is true and trust in God's faithful character. In Matthew 6:25–34, He reminds us that the same God who cares for creation will care for us. As we build habits that strengthen our trust, we can respond to worry by bringing our concerns to God, seeking wise support, and choosing to trust Him one step at a time.

Worry is often fueled by a thousand "what ifs," but Jesus calls us to focus on what is true and trust in God's faithful character. In Matthew 6:25–34, He reminds us that the same God who cares for creation will care for us. As we build habits that strengthen our trust, we can respond to worry by bringing our concerns to God, seeking wise support, and choosing to trust Him one step at a time.

Worry is often fueled by a thousand "what ifs," but Jesus calls us to focus on what is true and trust in God's faithful character. In Matthew 6:25–34, He reminds us that the same God who cares for creation will care for us. As we build habits that strengthen our trust, we can respond to worry by bringing our concerns to God, seeking wise support, and choosing to trust Him one step at a time.

In Matthew 6:19-24, Jesus cuts straight to the heart of where we place our trust. He warns us that earthly treasures are temporary, calls us to fix our eyes on what is eternal, and makes it plain that divided devotion is no devotion at all. Two treasures, two visions, two masters, but only one worthy of everything we have. Jesus alone is the treasure death cannot take, the light darkness cannot overcome, and the Master who never fails. He isn't asking for part of our hearts. He's worthy of all of it.

In Matthew 6:19-24, Jesus cuts straight to the heart of where we place our trust. He warns us that earthly treasures are temporary, calls us to fix our eyes on what is eternal, and makes it plain that divided devotion is no devotion at all. Two treasures, two visions, two masters, but only one worthy of everything we have. Jesus alone is the treasure death cannot take, the light darkness cannot overcome, and the Master who never fails. He isn't asking for part of our hearts. He's worthy of all of it.

In Matthew 6:19-24, Jesus cuts straight to the heart of where we place our trust. He warns us that earthly treasures are temporary, calls us to fix our eyes on what is eternal, and makes it plain that divided devotion is no devotion at all. Two treasures, two visions, two masters, but only one worthy of everything we have. Jesus alone is the treasure death cannot take, the light darkness cannot overcome, and the Master who never fails. He isn't asking for part of our hearts. He's worthy of all of it.

Super Bowl champion Sam Darnold joins the boys in Nashville to talk about his Seattle Seahawks ring ceremony, going from potential NFL bust to backup with the San Francisco 49ers, getting his PhD in football from Brock Purdy, why he chose Seattle over Minnesota, and signing his $100M contract. Plus World Cup 2026 recap and Lionel Messi's hat trick, Taylor's +2000 Wyndham Clark US Open bet, Nebraska Adidas uniforms, EA Sports toughest stadiums, Rippin' With The Boys new show, and Jeff Simmons' Titans deal. Timestamp Chapters: 0:00 Open 2:27 Shoutout Bryce Harper 3:58 JP Goes to the World Cup w/ NUTRL 5:27 Messi Scores a Hat Trick 12:16 USA World Cup Chances 16:05 Taylor's +2000 Wyndham Clark Bet 21:24 Nebraska Unveils New Uniforms 29:09 College Football Season Preview 34:30 Toughest College Stadiums Rage Bait 44:33 Rippin' With The Boys Announcement 48:01 Nashville National Card Show Recap 50:46 The $12,000 Cam Ward Card 56:43 Tier Talks 1:01:48 Father's Day Recap 1:09:35 Jeff Simmons Signs New Deal 1:12:45 Sam Darnold Enters 1:15:21 Sam's Journey to Champion 1:17:55 Taking a Backup Job 1:27:33 Seattle's Loose and Focused Culture 1:29:09 Mike MacDonald's Leadership Style 1:33:00 Why Sam Chose Seattle 1:36:56 Signing $100 Million Contract 1:40:37 Winning the Super Bowl Never Really Hits You 1:41:05 His Worst Super Bowl Throws 1:45:02 Wanting to Stay With One Franchise Forever 1:49:04 Did Sam Want to Stay in Minnesota 1:58:10 The Josh Norman Fight Origin Story 2:09:01 Sam's Top 3 Receivers He's Played With 2:12:07 Handling Doubt 2:17:23 What to Expect in 2026 2:19:11 Rams Acquire Myles Garrett 2:27:01 Breaking Down Super Bowl Trick Play TD 2:30:51 Sam Darnold Is Secretly a Bird Watcher 2:33:03 Sam Loves Entourage 2:33:53 Game of Thrones Season 8 Debate 2:42:42 Sam's Favorite Shows 2:50:52 Only USC QB to Win a Super BowlSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the first hour of the Chase & Big Joe Show, the guys recapped Jeffery Simmons $100M+ deal with the Titans. Later in the hour, the guys answered some calls and texts about their question of the day. What concert would you relive?

In the first hour of the Chase & Big Joe Show, the guys recapped Jeffery Simmons' $100M+ deal with the Titans. Later in the hour, the guys answered some calls and texts about their question of the day. What concert would you relive? In the second hour of the Chase & Big Joe Show, Chase shared the list of the toughest stadiums to play in College Football 27. Later in the hour, Chase and Big Joe discussed win totals in college football along with how 11 am kickoffs are terrible. In the final hour of the Chase & Big Joe Show, Houston's finest, John McClain, joined the show and share dhis thoughts on the World Cup and the NFL offseason. To wrap up the show, Chase & Big Joe discussed Pekka Rinne being selected to the Hockey Hall of Fame. Then, they followed up with Celebrity Birthdays.

Jesus teaches us to call God, “Father.” This was unheard of back in that time with Jewish and secular culture. The word Jesus uses is “Abba,” which is translated as “Daddy.” Our God is the perfect Father. He provides, protects, teaches, guides and will always love you. As His child, our desire becomes to live for His approval and to know that He is always with us. When we know God like this, we have a boldness, confidence and trust that changes our lives forever.

Jesus teaches that the Kingdom of Heaven is not simply behavior modification, but heart transformation. Jesus comes to fulfill the Law and to bring us true righteousness through His sacrificial death on the cross. Jesus exposes the motives behind what we do and calls us to perfection. We can never be perfect on our own, but only when we commit our lives to Jesus and allow His righteousness to cover our hearts. Real love then becomes the identifying mark of all Christ-followers. Give your heart fully to Jesus and then live in His love and offer His love to others today.

Jesus calls His followers to be salt and light, preserving what is good, revealing truth, and pointing others to Him. We make the greatest impact when we live out our faith where God has placed us, using our work, relationships, and daily opportunities to serve others. As we reflect Christ and invest in the next generation, our lives shine in a way that helps others see God and glorify Him.