<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><rss version="2.0"><channel><title>Wyatt Coats Journal</title><description>Watch Wyatt Coats’ videos and read about his Christian testimony, prayer and street ministry, including conversations from 12 podcast shows.</description><link>https://wyattcoats.com/</link><language>en-us</language><item><title>Beneath Las Vegas: practical help and an offer of prayer</title><link>https://wyattcoats.com/blog/under-las-vegas-honoring-people-before-asking-them-to-change/</link><guid isPermaLink="true">https://wyattcoats.com/blog/under-las-vegas-honoring-people-before-asking-them-to-change/</guid><description>In the Las Vegas tunnels, Wyatt brings lights and practical help, listens to people he meets and offers prayer. He tells them serving them is an honor.</description></item><item><title>Before sending Wyatt your last $5, consider helping nearby</title><link>https://wyattcoats.com/blog/your-own-hands-matter-wyatt-on-giving-and-local-service/</link><guid isPermaLink="true">https://wyattcoats.com/blog/your-own-hands-matter-wyatt-on-giving-and-local-service/</guid><description>Wyatt asks for outreach support, then encourages a viewer to use a final small gift locally. He discusses listening, meals and viewers’ own service.</description></item><item><title>Wyatt describes recovery that took time after a turning point</title><link>https://wyattcoats.com/blog/why-a-turning-point-can-still-need-time/</link><guid isPermaLink="true">https://wyattcoats.com/blog/why-a-turning-point-can-still-need-time/</guid><description>Wyatt recalls shame that lasted after the field encounter. He discusses later change, continued hardship after prayer and an outreach friendship.</description></item><item><title>Testing the sound in Wyatt’s handmade podcast studio</title><link>https://wyattcoats.com/blog/a-beautiful-studio-still-needs-a-conversation-test/</link><guid isPermaLink="true">https://wyattcoats.com/blog/a-beautiful-studio-still-needs-a-conversation-test/</guid><description>Wyatt tours his handmade podcast room and describes the echo and camera overheating he still needs to test before recording a guest conversation.</description></item><item><title>After Las Vegas: editing the outreach footage</title><link>https://wyattcoats.com/blog/after-las-vegas-the-work-that-continues-off-camera/</link><guid isPermaLink="true">https://wyattcoats.com/blog/after-las-vegas-the-work-that-continues-off-camera/</guid><description>The Las Vegas outreach is over; the footage still needs editing. Wyatt talks about tired crews, perfectionism, and keeping promises after the excitement fades.</description></item><item><title>Bible study that leaves room to change your mind</title><link>https://wyattcoats.com/blog/when-bible-study-becomes-a-search-for-proof/</link><guid isPermaLink="true">https://wyattcoats.com/blog/when-bible-study-becomes-a-search-for-proof/</guid><description>Wyatt recalls Bible presentations he later questioned, including his teaching on the Sabbath. He asks readers to check context and allow correction.</description></item><item><title>The microphone check behind Wyatt’s plans for a studio</title><link>https://wyattcoats.com/blog/a-microphone-check-and-the-work-of-ministry-preparation/</link><guid isPermaLink="true">https://wyattcoats.com/blog/a-microphone-check-and-the-work-of-ministry-preparation/</guid><description>Wyatt’s studio update begins with a sound check. Curtains, camera practice, and unfamiliar software reveal the patient work behind his media plans.</description></item><item><title>Wyatt’s temple comparison: envy, status and attention</title><link>https://wyattcoats.com/blog/your-life-as-a-temple-wyatt-s-call-to-examine-desire/</link><guid isPermaLink="true">https://wyattcoats.com/blog/your-life-as-a-temple-wyatt-s-call-to-examine-desire/</guid><description>Wyatt compares personal life with Jerusalem and the temple. He discusses envy, possessions and status, then asks tired viewers to offer a few minutes in prayer.</description></item><item><title>Jesus or Yeshua: when a name becomes a barrier</title><link>https://wyattcoats.com/blog/jesus-or-yeshua-when-a-name-becomes-a-barrier/</link><guid isPermaLink="true">https://wyattcoats.com/blog/jesus-or-yeshua-when-a-name-becomes-a-barrier/</guid><description>Wyatt loves the name Yeshua but regrets condemning people who say Jesus. His change of heart offers a gentler way to talk about prayer across languages.</description></item><item><title>Why Wyatt took down some of his own livestreams</title><link>https://wyattcoats.com/blog/why-wyatt-took-down-some-of-his-own-livestreams/</link><guid isPermaLink="true">https://wyattcoats.com/blog/why-wyatt-took-down-some-of-his-own-livestreams/</guid><description>Wyatt says he removed livestreams after seeing their effect on people he loved. His explanation asks how a public message can honor the people it reaches.</description></item><item><title>Wyatt’s Masonic warning ends with a call to give mercy</title><link>https://wyattcoats.com/blog/beyond-wyatt-s-masonic-warning-the-work-of-giving-mercy/</link><guid isPermaLink="true">https://wyattcoats.com/blog/beyond-wyatt-s-masonic-warning-the-work-of-giving-mercy/</guid><description>Wyatt follows his warning about Freemasonry with an appeal to examine Christian conduct, listen to people on the street and explain forgiveness clearly.</description></item><item><title>Making time for prayer in a busy ministry schedule</title><link>https://wyattcoats.com/blog/give-prayer-your-best-time-not-your-leftovers/</link><guid isPermaLink="true">https://wyattcoats.com/blog/give-prayer-your-best-time-not-your-leftovers/</guid><description>A full ministry calendar can leave little room for prayer. Wyatt asks for your best time and points to the Psalms when you cannot find words of your own.</description></item><item><title>Loving your neighbor beyond avoiding a forbidden act</title><link>https://wyattcoats.com/blog/why-loving-your-neighbor-goes-beyond-avoiding-one-sin/</link><guid isPermaLink="true">https://wyattcoats.com/blog/why-loving-your-neighbor-goes-beyond-avoiding-one-sin/</guid><description>You can avoid stealing and still neglect a neighbor. Wyatt reads the commandments through love, asking whose trust, reputation, and needs deserve your care.</description></item><item><title>Your testimony doesn&apos;t need a creator&apos;s permission</title><link>https://wyattcoats.com/blog/your-testimony-doesn-t-need-a-creator-s-permission/</link><guid isPermaLink="true">https://wyattcoats.com/blog/your-testimony-doesn-t-need-a-creator-s-permission/</guid><description>An unanswered message need not silence your testimony. Wyatt recalls seeking podcast invitations and points to work you can begin before anyone replies.</description></item><item><title>Reading Revelation 13 beyond familiar film images</title><link>https://wyattcoats.com/blog/reading-revelation-13-beyond-the-pictures-you-remember/</link><guid isPermaLink="true">https://wyattcoats.com/blog/reading-revelation-13-beyond-the-pictures-you-remember/</guid><description>Wyatt asks viewers to set aside prophecy-film images and read Revelation 13 again. Keep an open Bible beside his discussion of media, power, and the beast.</description></item><item><title>Wyatt’s spiritual warning turns toward personal prayer</title><link>https://wyattcoats.com/blog/what-should-a-spiritual-warning-change-in-you/</link><guid isPermaLink="true">https://wyattcoats.com/blog/what-should-a-spiritual-warning-change-in-you/</guid><description>Wyatt follows his spiritual warnings with an invitation to pray alone. He asks viewers to speak honestly about their struggles and return to Jesus.</description></item><item><title>Reading the commandments alongside the rescue in Exodus 20</title><link>https://wyattcoats.com/blog/why-wyatt-reads-the-commandments-through-rescue/</link><guid isPermaLink="true">https://wyattcoats.com/blog/why-wyatt-reads-the-commandments-through-rescue/</guid><description>Wyatt reads the rescue described at the opening of Exodus 20 before its commands. He also recalls how Song of Songs 4:4 changed his view of his tattoo.</description></item><item><title>The store Wyatt once entered to steal</title><link>https://wyattcoats.com/blog/from-stealing-to-speaking-about-jesus-wyatt-s-store-account/</link><guid isPermaLink="true">https://wyattcoats.com/blog/from-stealing-to-speaking-about-jesus-wyatt-s-store-account/</guid><description>Wyatt recalls stealing from stores he later visited to speak about Jesus. The brief Short gives his account of the change, leaving some questions unanswered.</description></item><item><title>Send me: a prayer of willingness</title><link>https://wyattcoats.com/blog/what-the-words-send-me-ask-of-a-willing-heart/</link><guid isPermaLink="true">https://wyattcoats.com/blog/what-the-words-send-me-ask-of-a-willing-heart/</guid><description>Wyatt’s short worship upload includes a request to be sent. The story considers a task you can take on and the preparation needed to help someone.</description></item><item><title>Caring for others after a worship service</title><link>https://wyattcoats.com/blog/when-worship-feels-powerful-but-produces-little-fruit/</link><guid isPermaLink="true">https://wyattcoats.com/blog/when-worship-feels-powerful-but-produces-little-fruit/</guid><description>Wyatt asks how a worship experience affects the way you treat others. His Short challenges pride and calls for care toward people you might avoid.</description></item><item><title>When a spiritual experience becomes hard to leave</title><link>https://wyattcoats.com/blog/when-spiritual-fascination-becomes-dependence/</link><guid isPermaLink="true">https://wyattcoats.com/blog/when-spiritual-fascination-becomes-dependence/</guid><description>Wyatt remembers spiritual experiences he felt unable to leave. His testimony asks what a promise of power costs, and where faith turns attention toward care.</description></item><item><title>Jesus, I love you: finding your own words for prayer</title><link>https://wyattcoats.com/blog/speaking-to-jesus-a-short-prompt-for-personal-prayer/</link><guid isPermaLink="true">https://wyattcoats.com/blog/speaking-to-jesus-a-short-prompt-for-personal-prayer/</guid><description>Wyatt’s devotional upload is titled Jesus, I love you. The title offers a simple opening for your own prayer; no transcript is available for this Short.</description></item><item><title>Wyatt’s homework: begin with one conversation</title><link>https://wyattcoats.com/blog/faith-with-homework-wyatt-s-first-conversation-assignment/</link><guid isPermaLink="true">https://wyattcoats.com/blog/faith-with-homework-wyatt-s-first-conversation-assignment/</guid><description>Wyatt gives livestream viewers a first conversation to try: express care, ask to pray, accept a refusal, and bring a companion while you learn to begin.</description></item><item><title>The notebook where Wyatt once justified his anger</title><link>https://wyattcoats.com/blog/an-old-notebook-and-the-danger-of-calling-rage-righteous/</link><guid isPermaLink="true">https://wyattcoats.com/blog/an-old-notebook-and-the-danger-of-calling-rage-righteous/</guid><description>Wyatt reads an old notebook in which he used Christian language to justify anger. He now questions the pride and planned violence in those pages.</description></item><item><title>Wyatt challenges praise for an assault on a heckler</title><link>https://wyattcoats.com/blog/when-defending-a-preacher-becomes-celebrating-harm/</link><guid isPermaLink="true">https://wyattcoats.com/blog/when-defending-a-preacher-becomes-celebrating-harm/</guid><description>Wyatt discusses a clip of a heckler struck with a skateboard and the comments praising it. He asks Christians to care for someone who mocks their faith.</description></item><item><title>When private words become public: Wyatt&apos;s gossip warning</title><link>https://wyattcoats.com/blog/when-private-words-become-public-wyatt-s-gossip-warning/</link><guid isPermaLink="true">https://wyattcoats.com/blog/when-private-words-become-public-wyatt-s-gossip-warning/</guid><description>Wyatt recalls a vision in which friends heard his private remarks. His gossip warning asks whether your words could survive the presence of their subject.</description></item><item><title>Preparing an advance visit before group outreach</title><link>https://wyattcoats.com/blog/waiting-before-going-wyatt-on-patience-and-prepared-outreach/</link><guid isPermaLink="true">https://wyattcoats.com/blog/waiting-before-going-wyatt-on-patience-and-prepared-outreach/</guid><description>Wyatt describes an advance visit before bringing a group to an outreach. He discusses waiting, preparing for basic needs and introducing the team.</description></item><item><title>Pocket Bibles, fresh food and permission to decline prayer</title><link>https://wyattcoats.com/blog/a-pocket-bible-and-the-question-every-gift-should-answer/</link><guid isPermaLink="true">https://wyattcoats.com/blog/a-pocket-bible-and-the-question-every-gift-should-answer/</guid><description>Wyatt recommends pocket Bibles and carefully prepared food for outreach. He explains why an offer of help should stand when someone declines prayer.</description></item><item><title>The energy-drink detour that made Wyatt late for work</title><link>https://wyattcoats.com/blog/when-a-craving-starts-writing-your-schedule/</link><guid isPermaLink="true">https://wyattcoats.com/blog/when-a-craving-starts-writing-your-schedule/</guid><description>Wyatt recalls a detour to buy an energy drink that made him late for work. He uses the incident to ask how everyday cravings affect commitments.</description></item><item><title>A worship refrain: Jesus, I love you</title><link>https://wyattcoats.com/blog/letting-a-simple-worship-refrain-hold-your-attention/</link><guid isPermaLink="true">https://wyattcoats.com/blog/letting-a-simple-worship-refrain-hold-your-attention/</guid><description>Wyatt’s brief worship clip repeats words of love for Jesus with music and thanks. The story considers how to pray with attention to the words you use.</description></item><item><title>Wyatt recalls a spirit’s promise of worldly power</title><link>https://wyattcoats.com/blog/the-promise-of-power-in-wyatt-s-confessionals-excerpt/</link><guid isPermaLink="true">https://wyattcoats.com/blog/the-promise-of-power-in-wyatt-s-confessionals-excerpt/</guid><description>In a Confessionals excerpt, Wyatt recalls a spirit promising worldly power. The clip ends before he explains the promise in the longer interview.</description></item><item><title>A thank-you in 19 seconds</title><link>https://wyattcoats.com/blog/a-brief-thank-you-amid-end-times-hashtags/</link><guid isPermaLink="true">https://wyattcoats.com/blog/a-brief-thank-you-amid-end-times-hashtags/</guid><description>Wyatt’s 19-second worship Short repeats words of love and thanks. The story considers how a brief prayer can lead to gratitude in an ordinary day.</description></item><item><title>When a joke about addiction hurts the person listening</title><link>https://wyattcoats.com/blog/when-a-joke-about-addiction-reaches-a-real-person/</link><guid isPermaLink="true">https://wyattcoats.com/blog/when-a-joke-about-addiction-reaches-a-real-person/</guid><description>A drug-use joke interrupts Wyatt&apos;s mountain livestream. He tells viewers it hurts, asking them to hear the person behind the forceful preaching and the screen.</description></item><item><title>Reading Isaiah 58: fasting and caring for others</title><link>https://wyattcoats.com/blog/the-fast-that-lightens-someone-else-s-burden/</link><guid isPermaLink="true">https://wyattcoats.com/blog/the-fast-that-lightens-someone-else-s-burden/</guid><description>Wyatt reads Isaiah 58 and discusses fasting alongside the needs of workers, an estranged brother and a hungry neighbor. He asks whom a fast helps.</description></item><item><title>Reading Matthew 7:21 with Wyatt</title><link>https://wyattcoats.com/blog/jesus-commands-as-commands-slowing-down-at-matthew-7-21/</link><guid isPermaLink="true">https://wyattcoats.com/blog/jesus-commands-as-commands-slowing-down-at-matthew-7-21/</guid><description>Wyatt keeps returning to Matthew 7:21, connecting Jesus’ words with everyday speech, prayer, and practical care for people who need help.</description></item><item><title>Wyatt wants to stay reachable as his audience grows</title><link>https://wyattcoats.com/blog/a-growing-ministry-and-the-promise-to-stay-reachable/</link><guid isPermaLink="true">https://wyattcoats.com/blog/a-growing-ministry-and-the-promise-to-stay-reachable/</guid><description>Wyatt says he has received a television invitation and asks for prayer to stay reachable as his audience grows. He also describes needing help with outreach.</description></item><item><title>Clear words and a free lunch: Wyatt’s outreach advice</title><link>https://wyattcoats.com/blog/can-the-person-you-re-addressing-understand-you/</link><guid isPermaLink="true">https://wyattcoats.com/blog/can-the-person-you-re-addressing-understand-you/</guid><description>Wyatt asks outreach workers to introduce themselves and explain unfamiliar words about faith. He describes offering lunch without requiring a faith discussion.</description></item><item><title>Finding a calling through small acts of care</title><link>https://wyattcoats.com/blog/finding-your-calling-through-small-acts-of-service/</link><guid isPermaLink="true">https://wyattcoats.com/blog/finding-your-calling-through-small-acts-of-service/</guid><description>After a day in Denver, Wyatt asks viewers to begin with care they can offer now. He discusses personal prayer and learning through outreach practice.</description></item><item><title>On Grand Mesa, Wyatt joins the prayer for forgiveness</title><link>https://wyattcoats.com/blog/mountain-worship-that-turns-toward-forgiving-others/</link><guid isPermaLink="true">https://wyattcoats.com/blog/mountain-worship-that-turns-toward-forgiving-others/</guid><description>Wyatt’s mountain worship becomes personal when he asks mercy for people who hurt him. The shared prayer offers a concrete way to face resentment.</description></item><item><title>Sharing faith with someone who already loves Jesus</title><link>https://wyattcoats.com/blog/when-someone-already-loves-jesus-keep-the-conversation-open/</link><guid isPermaLink="true">https://wyattcoats.com/blog/when-someone-already-loves-jesus-keep-the-conversation-open/</guid><description>A viewer asks Wyatt about sharing faith with someone who already loves Jesus. He advises listening, acknowledging their belief and offering encouragement.</description></item><item><title>Taking responsibility: Wyatt’s account of renewal</title><link>https://wyattcoats.com/blog/responsibility-after-ruin-scripture-and-a-new-purpose/</link><guid isPermaLink="true">https://wyattcoats.com/blog/responsibility-after-ruin-scripture-and-a-new-purpose/</guid><description>Wyatt takes responsibility for past harm and recalls shame after sobriety. He describes how reading Scripture helped him begin serving other people.</description></item><item><title>The ministry call Wyatt ended to help someone</title><link>https://wyattcoats.com/blog/when-ministry-plans-meet-an-immediate-need/</link><guid isPermaLink="true">https://wyattcoats.com/blog/when-ministry-plans-meet-an-immediate-need/</guid><description>Wyatt recalls ending a ministry phone call to answer a request for help. He asks viewers to leave room for immediate needs when planning outreach.</description></item><item><title>Planning enough food for the next outreach</title><link>https://wyattcoats.com/blog/the-missing-meals-behind-wyatt-s-next-outreach-plan/</link><guid isPermaLink="true">https://wyattcoats.com/blog/the-missing-meals-behind-wyatt-s-next-outreach-plan/</guid><description>Wyatt says the previous outreach ran short of food. He discusses donated resources, free participation and learning to help during the next visit.</description></item><item><title>Wyatt warns against group hatred after tragedy</title><link>https://wyattcoats.com/blog/refusing-the-them-versus-us-reflex-after-tragedy/</link><guid isPermaLink="true">https://wyattcoats.com/blog/refusing-the-them-versus-us-reflex-after-tragedy/</guid><description>Responding to news of Charlie Kirk’s death, Wyatt challenges retaliation. His reading of Isaiah 58 brings the question back to people who need care.</description></item><item><title>An outreach meeting place loses its grass and shade</title><link>https://wyattcoats.com/blog/when-the-grass-disappears-a-meeting-place-changes/</link><guid isPermaLink="true">https://wyattcoats.com/blog/when-the-grass-disappears-a-meeting-place-changes/</guid><description>Wyatt revisits an outreach meeting place where grass and shade are gone. He recalls a first conversation there and the difficulty of keeping in touch.</description></item><item><title>The unfinished tattoo behind Wyatt’s change of mind</title><link>https://wyattcoats.com/blog/the-cost-of-being-wrong-making-room-for-correction/</link><guid isPermaLink="true">https://wyattcoats.com/blog/the-cost-of-being-wrong-making-room-for-correction/</guid><description>Wyatt recalls an unfinished neck tattoo as he discusses admitting a mistake. His livestream connects correction with practical care during disagreement.</description></item><item><title>Wyatt on media and the time spent responding to it</title><link>https://wyattcoats.com/blog/who-chooses-your-next-conversation-wyatt-on-media/</link><guid isPermaLink="true">https://wyattcoats.com/blog/who-chooses-your-next-conversation-wyatt-on-media/</guid><description>Wyatt discusses Christians responding to celebrity statements and his reading of Revelation 17. He asks viewers to spend time with someone they can help.</description></item><item><title>Reading Isaiah 53 without rushing to blame</title><link>https://wyattcoats.com/blog/reading-isaiah-53-without-rushing-to-blame/</link><guid isPermaLink="true">https://wyattcoats.com/blog/reading-isaiah-53-without-rushing-to-blame/</guid><description>Reading Isaiah 53, Wyatt challenges the urge to explain another person&apos;s suffering. Slow down with the passage, examine your assumptions, and listen first.</description></item><item><title>A different route home: making time to share faith</title><link>https://wyattcoats.com/blog/a-different-route-home-faith-that-interrupts-habit/</link><guid isPermaLink="true">https://wyattcoats.com/blog/a-different-route-home-faith-that-interrupts-habit/</guid><description>Wyatt recalls a drive after work that became a chance to share his faith. He asks viewers to make time for prayer and conversation in their daily routine.</description></item><item><title>Isaiah 52:14 and Wyatt’s picture of the cross</title><link>https://wyattcoats.com/blog/reading-isaiah-before-relying-on-an-image-of-jesus/</link><guid isPermaLink="true">https://wyattcoats.com/blog/reading-isaiah-before-relying-on-an-image-of-jesus/</guid><description>Wyatt recalls how Isaiah 52:14 challenged his childhood picture of the crucifixion. Read the passage alongside his reflections on Christ’s suffering.</description></item><item><title>Wyatt on HORRORble: learning to hear people out</title><link>https://wyattcoats.com/appearances/wyatt-coats-on-horrorble-conviction-and-listening/</link><guid isPermaLink="true">https://wyattcoats.com/appearances/wyatt-coats-on-horrorble-conviction-and-listening/</guid><description>On HORRORble, Wyatt speaks with Askia Booker about a setback in recovery, the guidance he once trusted and listening to people with different beliefs.</description></item><item><title>Digital Social Hour: faith beyond the screen</title><link>https://wyattcoats.com/appearances/digital-social-hour-testing-faith-through-action/</link><guid isPermaLink="true">https://wyattcoats.com/appearances/digital-social-hour-testing-faith-through-action/</guid><description>On Digital Social Hour, Wyatt discusses reports of healing and asks viewers to help someone nearby with friendship, money or time away from the screen.</description></item><item><title>With Ezekiel: giving help when prayer is declined</title><link>https://wyattcoats.com/appearances/wyatt-returns-to-ezekiel-mercy-without-a-membership-test/</link><guid isPermaLink="true">https://wyattcoats.com/appearances/wyatt-returns-to-ezekiel-mercy-without-a-membership-test/</guid><description>Wyatt returns to Ezekiel Azonwu to discuss street ministry. He says help should remain freely given when someone declines an offer of prayer.</description></item><item><title>The Psalms behind Wyatt&apos;s private worship</title><link>https://wyattcoats.com/appearances/why-wyatts-public-worship-began-in-private/</link><guid isPermaLink="true">https://wyattcoats.com/appearances/why-wyatts-public-worship-began-in-private/</guid><description>With Isaiah Saldivar, Wyatt recalls reading Psalms while ashamed, worship he meant to keep private and recovery that took longer than he expected.</description></item><item><title>Faith Unfolded: the boss who offered Wyatt help</title><link>https://wyattcoats.com/appearances/faith-unfolded-intimacy-discernment-and-everyday-love/</link><guid isPermaLink="true">https://wyattcoats.com/appearances/faith-unfolded-intimacy-discernment-and-everyday-love/</guid><description>On Faith Unfolded, Wyatt reads Psalm 18, discusses AI companionship with Daniel and recalls a boss offering help when he felt rejected.</description></item><item><title>Unfiltered Freedom: why Wyatt trusted the carpentry advice</title><link>https://wyattcoats.com/appearances/unfiltered-freedom-why-useful-guidance-won-wyatts-trust/</link><guid isPermaLink="true">https://wyattcoats.com/appearances/unfiltered-freedom-why-useful-guidance-won-wyatts-trust/</guid><description>On Unfiltered Freedom, Wyatt recalls carpentry advice he believed came from a spirit, the trust it won and the dependence that followed.</description></item><item><title>The Confessionals: questions that clarify Wyatt’s account</title><link>https://wyattcoats.com/appearances/the-confessionals-questions-that-clarify-wyatts-story/</link><guid isPermaLink="true">https://wyattcoats.com/appearances/the-confessionals-questions-that-clarify-wyatts-story/</guid><description>Tony Merkel asks what Wyatt was promised and what he says happened. Later, Wyatt describes churches working together in free street ministry.</description></item><item><title>Pounders Quest: regret and recovery</title><link>https://wyattcoats.com/appearances/pounders-quest-permission-regret-and-rebuilding/</link><guid isPermaLink="true">https://wyattcoats.com/appearances/pounders-quest-permission-regret-and-rebuilding/</guid><description>Jon Pounders asks Wyatt about the guidance he once trusted. Wyatt recalls the regret, communion and Psalm reading that followed the field encounter.</description></item><item><title>The Eternal Hour: Isaiah 58 and practical care</title><link>https://wyattcoats.com/appearances/when-shame-gives-way-to-service-on-the-eternal-hour/</link><guid isPermaLink="true">https://wyattcoats.com/appearances/when-shame-gives-way-to-service-on-the-eternal-hour/</guid><description>Rebecca asks about the help Wyatt refused and the shame that stayed, before Isaiah 58 brings his account of recovery toward food, clothing and care.</description></item><item><title>God&apos;s Voice Today: start with the tools you have</title><link>https://wyattcoats.com/appearances/a-carpenters-answer-to-fear-on-gods-voice-today/</link><guid isPermaLink="true">https://wyattcoats.com/appearances/a-carpenters-answer-to-fear-on-gods-voice-today/</guid><description>On God&apos;s Voice Today, Wyatt tells Vladimir why he thinks a person can begin serving with the tools they have, and recalls a vision of forgiveness.</description></item><item><title>Shaun Attwood: why Wyatt shares the hard parts of his story</title><link>https://wyattcoats.com/appearances/why-wyatt-brings-his-testimony-to-a-true-crime-audience/</link><guid isPermaLink="true">https://wyattcoats.com/appearances/why-wyatt-brings-his-testimony-to-a-true-crime-audience/</guid><description>Wyatt tells Shaun Attwood why he shares his difficult testimony with listeners unfamiliar with his faith, and recalls contacting podcasts.</description></item><item><title>We Need to Talk: what sobriety left unchanged</title><link>https://wyattcoats.com/appearances/sobriety-repentance-and-love-on-we-need-to-talk/</link><guid isPermaLink="true">https://wyattcoats.com/appearances/sobriety-repentance-and-love-on-we-need-to-talk/</guid><description>In Wyatt&apos;s first conversation with Ezekiel Azonwu, sobriety leaves anger to confront, and a spare hour before recording becomes time for outreach.</description></item><item><title>Touching The Afterlife: recovery after the field encounter</title><link>https://wyattcoats.com/appearances/after-the-field-recovery-on-touching-the-afterlife/</link><guid isPermaLink="true">https://wyattcoats.com/appearances/after-the-field-recovery-on-touching-the-afterlife/</guid><description>With Julie on Touching The Afterlife, Wyatt recalls medication, Bible reading and shame after the field encounter, then a shared lunch with a stranger.</description></item></channel></rss>