Knowing Tomorrow Today

What if the God you worship is not the God of Scripture, but a version shaped by your politics, pain, preferences, and desires? In “God, Edited,” host Merrick Brown revisits the biblical story of the golden calf and asks whether we still reshape God into someone easier to follow. If your God never confronts you, contradicts you, or calls you to surrender, He may be less like your Lord and more like your reflection. Listen and discover why the real God is far better than the one we create.

In a world drowning in opinions, algorithms, politics, science, and competing beliefs, who can you trust? What if Truth isn't an idea you create, but a Person who has been searching for you all along? In this episode, host Merrick Brown confronts us with the question beneath every question, and we discover why Jesus' words, "I am the way, the truth, and the life," may change everything. If you've ever wondered what to believe, this episode is for you.

There are dead people all over the world walking, working, laughing, chasing dreams, and living their everyday lives, yet they don’t even realize they are dead. Not physically dead, but dead in a way that can quietly steal purpose, passion, and connection with the One who created them. In this powerful episode, host Merrick Brown uncovers the hidden danger many people face while appearing completely alive on the outside. The question is: could you be living with a condition you never knew existed?

What if you're drifting from God, not because you've rejected Him, but because you've been distracted? The enemy doesn't always have to destroy your faith; he only has to divert your attention from Jesus. Christ warned us to stay watchful and ready for His soon return, yet the cares of life quietly steal the time and devotion our souls need most. Join host Merrick Brown for "The Danger of Distraction" and discover how to recognize the subtle battle for your heart, and keep your eyes fixed on Jesus.

Why do we always feel like we're running out of time? Join host Merrick Brown as he uncovers the hidden roots of time anxiety and reveals the life-changing peace Jesus offers in a world that never slows down. If you're tired of rushing through life instead of truly living it, this episode is for you. Press play, before time slips away.

We are living in an age of reinvention, where millions are searching for a better version of themselves through self-improvement, personal growth, and endless fresh starts. Yet no matter how much we change on the outside, the old self has a way of following us wherever we go. Join host Merrick Brown as he explores why our deepest problem cannot be solved by becoming a better version of ourselves. Discover the life-changing truth about the only transformation that can truly make us new.

What if every sunrise, every crashing wave, and every longing for beauty, peace, and home is an echo of a world we were made for? Join host Merrick Brown in this episode and discover why the Bible says creation itself is waiting, and why the beauty and brokenness around us are all pointing to one extraordinary promise: this world is not dying; it is being prepared for restoration. The world remembers Eden. Jesus is restoring all things.

What if science has uncovered something extraordinary, a so-called “God gene” that may help explain why humans everywhere instinctively search for something more? What if our restlessness is not weakness, but evidence we were made for Someone? This week's episode of Knowing Tomorrow Today, host Merrick Brown explores why the human heart keeps searching, and the One who can finally satisfy its deepest longing.

Some futurists believe that if humanity can just hang on until 2030, rapid advances in artificial intelligence and biotechnology could dramatically extend human life. But what if we gain more years without discovering what life is truly for? In this powerful episode, Merrick Brown explores the future of humanity, mortality, and the eternal life that only Jesus Christ can offer.

What if the thing you long for most is also the thing you fear most - to be fully seen? In a world of filters, performances, crowded loneliness, and silent struggles, why do so many of us still feel unknown? In this week's podcast episode, host Merrick Brown explores Into Me See, a deeply moving episode about the masks we wear, the hidden parts of ourselves, and the breathtaking reality that you may be more deeply known than you realize.