The Wake-Up Call
The Wake-Up Call is a daily Christian devotional podcast that encourages listeners to start their day focused on Jesus. Each episode includes a Scripture reading, a reflection, a prayer, and discussion questions to help reorient lives around God's love. The podcast aims to transform hearts, homes, churches, and cities through a morning community gathering.
Episodes
The Man on the Middle Cross Said I Could Come
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The Difference between Knowing What We Believe and Knowing Who We Believe
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This episode is a devotional wake-up call centered on Romans 4 and the difference between knowing what we believe and truly knowing who we believe. JD Walt explains the gospel as something far deeper than mental agreement: it is being credited with righteousness we did not earn, like receiving a passing grade, a pardon, or a debt paid in f
Faith: From Beliefs to Believing
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Has Anyone Ever Paid Your Debts?
This episode centers on the theme of grace, using the hymn “Marvelous Grace” as a starting point to reflect on God’s ability to hear, understand, and respond to us even when our prayers or words are imperfect. JD Walt and his father sing together and talk about how Jesus is already with believers, going before them, walking beside them, and cleaning up
The Second Mic Drop in Romans
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Jesus Paid It All
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Why There Is Only One Prayer
Most people think the gospel is about fixing bad behavior. Romans 3 says the real problem is much deeper than that—and if you miss it, you miss everything. J. D. Walt breaks open Paul’s hardest-hitting diagnosis of sin and shows why the only honest prayer may be the simplest one: "Lord Jesus Christ, Son of God, have mercy on me, a sinner."
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Before Jesus Lifts, Jesus Levels
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The Butterflied Heart
The difference between performing for God and truly belonging to Him changes everything. J. D, Walt unpacks Romans 2 and the stunning phrase "circumcision of the heart by the Spirit"—a picture of surrender, healing, and a new identity that cannot be faked.
If you have been trying to hold it all together, prove yourself, or live from the pressure of achi
A Diatribe Against Self-Righteous Sinners
This episode is a morning devotional centered on Romans 12 and Romans 2, where JD Walt calls listeners to consecration, mind renewal, and surrender to Jesus before moving into a strong warning against self-righteousness. He emphasizes that the law is meant to reveal our need for God, not to fuel moral superiority, and he contrasts true transformation wi
On the Law, the Gospel, and the Religion of Weight Loss
The episode centers on the tension between law, legalism, and true spiritual transformation. JD argues that focusing on endless rules and behavior management misses the heart of the gospel: the capital-L law of love, which calls people to love God and neighbor rather than merely manage sin. He opens with a consecration prayer, reads from Romans 2, and u
Sin Swamp: Got to Go through It
JD Walt reflects on “Sin Swamp” through Romans 2, arguing that sin is deeper than bad behavior or breaking rules. He frames it as a failure to love God, ourselves, and others—a relational breakdown that damages people, creation, and our connection with God. In this view, God’s wrath is not vindictive anger, but righteous opposition to whatever destroys
Reapproaching Repentance
This episode centers on Romans 2:1–4 and the idea that God’s kindness, forbearance, and patience are what lead people to repentance. Rather than treating repentance as mere behavior management or “trying harder,” the message reframes it as a change of mind and a turning of the heart toward Jesus. J.D. uses the story behind Chris Tomlin’s song “Kindness”
The Difference between Our Sins and Our Sin
This episode centers on a devotional reading of Romans 1:24–32, where J.D. Walt draws a strong distinction between “sins” and “sin.” He argues that the passage is not just a list of individual moral failures, but a diagnosis of a deeper condition: humanity’s exchange of the truth about God for lies and created things. From there, he frames the gospel as
From a Burning Bush to a Burning House
This episode is a wake-up call from Romans 1:18–23, contrasting the “burning house” of sin with the “burning bush” of God’s presence and the power of the gospel. J. D. Walt emphasizes that while sin is real and destructive, Christians should not let it dominate their attention; instead, the true focus must remain on Jesus, whose salvation is comprehensi
How to Have a Blessed Life
This episode centers on a warm, devotional gathering built around Romans 1:16–17 and the hymn “Amazing Grace.” J.D. Walt opens by welcoming family and guests, framing the day as a “red letter” morning of worship rather than a performance. He emphasizes that the gospel is not about being a “good” person, but about the deeper reality of being dead and mad
Give Me 100
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What Is Your Calling?
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HSS: You Are a Witness with a Commission
What does it look like when ordinary people actually live as witnesses of Jesus? Dan Wilt closes out Holy Spirit Story Summer with a commissioning message that turns everyday moments - coffee shops, hospital rooms, roadside prayers, grocery stores, and senior living hallways - into evidence that the Holy Spirit is still moving powerfully through normal
An Invitation to Wake Up
This special edition of the Wake-Up Call presents a direct invitation to follow Jesus. It frames the gospel through John 3:16 and retells Jesus’s life, ministry, death, resurrection, ascension, and the birth of the church. The message emphasizes that the central human problems are sin and death—and that Jesus offers forgiveness, restored relationship wi
The Jesus Manifesto Challenge
J.D. Walt introduces a three-day on-ramp to the upcoming thirteen-week journey through Romans. Centering on Romans 12, he frames the Christian life as a daily movement of consecration—offering ourselves to God, transformation—renewing our minds through Christ and Scripture, and demonstration—living God’s love out in the world. He calls Romans 12 “the Je
Introduction—Dear Christian
Romans is not just a book to study. It is a letter meant to awaken a people. J.D. Walt opens the doorway to a thirteen-week journey through Paul’s most consequential writing and shows why reading Romans as relationship, not just theology, changes everything.
As the Wake-Up Call shifts into a new season, J.D. invites listeners to see the church in Rome n
Jesus Was in a Band
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Don't Climb Mountains Alone
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HSS: A Holy Spirit Appointment
This episode tells the story of Cheryl Willoughby, a church volunteer in rural Georgia who helps serve a monthly free community lunch. One day, she met a young woman living with stage four cervical cancer who opened up immediately about her diagnosis and her fear of death. Cheryl prayed with her, but left the encounter feeling burdened that she had not
The Story That Really Matters
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The Scandal of the Canaanite Woman
Join Matt LeRoy as he takes listeners through this controversial story involving Jesus and a Canaanite woman. Our story today appears to show Jesus insulting an outsider and comparing her to a dog. What did Jesus mean? Are readers supposed to assume that there are outsiders in God's kingdom, like the original Christians believed? Matt LeRoy gives a thou
On the Other Side of the Lake
Will you answer the call when Jesus asks you to lay everything down to follow him? Join Matt LeRoy as he gives a thoughtful explanation on the response Jesus gives that, at first glance, appears cold, but upon further explanation gives the clearest explanation of the commitment we must make as followers of Jesus: to surrender all.
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The Future of Love
This episode centers on Jesus’s Sermon on the Mount in Matthew 5, with a focus on the Beatitudes and the call to be salt and light in the world. Matt LeRoy presents the sermon as a revolutionary vision of kingdom life—one that upends worldly power, challenges status quo thinking, and invites listeners into a countercultural way of living marked by humil
Follow Jesus
Matthew 4, where Jesus calls Peter, Andrew, James, and John to leave their nets and follow him. He connects that passage to a story from his own life about a friend whose repeated “not yet” became a public yes through baptism, using it to show how surrender can become faith in action. The main message is that discipleship is not just believing ideas abo
HSS: Jesus at the Red Light
This episode centers on a Holy Spirit story from Dan's wife, Anita Wilt, who describes feeling prompted to respond to an older man selling a newspaper for homeless neighbors at a parking lot red light. Instead of staying in the car and dismissing the inconvenience, she turned around, parked, walked over, bought the paper, and gave him extra money. What
Why Prayer Doesn't Work and Who Does
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The Three Most Powerful Words of Prayer
This episode is centered on a short teaching about prayer as “speaking like God speaks,” beginning with Genesis 1 and the phrase “let there be.” J.D. Walt argues that prayer is not only asking God for help, but also joining God’s creative speech over dark, empty, or difficult situations. He encourages listeners to pray with simple, faith-filled words li
In the Beginning: Prayer
This episode is a prayer-centered reflection on Genesis 1:1–3 and the idea that prayer begins with faith in God’s creative action, not with rehearsing problems. J.D. argues that people often magnify what is “formless, empty, darkness, deep,” while Scripture starts with God’s ordering presence and the Spirit hovering over chaos. From that foundation, he
The War of Prayer
This episode is a devotional teaching on prayer as spiritual battle, centered on Acts 2 and Psalm 110:1. J.D. Walt argues that prayer is not mainly about reciting personal requests, but about joining Jesus in his ongoing intercession and participating in his victory over Satan, evil, sin, death, and darkness. He frames prayer as a way of aligning with t
Right Here. Right Now.
This episode is a prayer-centered devotional that opens a new mini-series focused on living with a deeper awareness of Jesus’s presence. J.D. reads from Acts 1:4–11 and reflects on the ascension of Jesus as the foundation for Christian prayer, emphasizing that prayer is not sending thoughts “out there,” but speaking directly to the risen Christ who is “
HSS: Called in to Pray at the Hospital
This episode is a warm, prayerful invitation to live with greater awareness of the Holy Spirit in everyday life. Dan Wilt opens with encouragement around the Wake-Up Call community, a coming New Room gathering, and a new women’s Bible study from Luann Riley called Growing Up. He then frames the episode around 1 Peter 2:9 and a Holy Spirit story centered
The Story Our Knees Tell
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Let God Have the Last Word
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The Mirror of the World
In this episode, the central message is that faith is meant to be lived, not just heard. Drawing from the book of James, the conversation explores how Scripture acts like a mirror, revealing the condition of our hearts and inviting us to respond with real transformation. The episode also reflects on the relationship between guilt, shame, and grace, emph
Built to Endure
This episode centers on James 1:2–4 and the idea that faith is strengthened through trials, not protected from them. Luann teaches that hardship is not a sign of weak faith or God’s absence, but often the place where perseverance, maturity, and wholeness are formed. She uses memorable imagery—“potato chip faith” versus “beef jerky faith”—to show the dif
Growing Up
This episode opens with Luann Riley introducing herself and framing the week’s teaching around the book of James. She explains that her new study, Growing Up Faith: Lessons from James, focuses on spiritual maturity not as becoming more impressive, but as becoming more surrendered. Using James 1:1 and 1:22, she emphasizes that real faith is not just list
HSS: The Spirit Moves in the Animal Clinic
Dan Wilt introduces a Holy Spirit story from pastor John Shaul, who describes an encounter at a veterinary emergency clinic. While waiting with his own dog, John and his wife connected with a worried couple whose cat needed urgent care. Drawing on their shared experience of losing beloved pets, John felt prompted to offer prayer. The couple welcomed it,
Without the Resurrection, We've Got Nothing
This episode closes out the Mark series with a strong focus on the resurrection of Jesus from Mark 16. J.D. walks through the empty tomb, the angel’s message that Jesus has risen, and why the resurrection is the center of the Christian faith. He argues that without the resurrection, Jesus would be just another historical figure, but because he lives, hi
Why It's All Your Fault
This episode centers on Mark 15 and a theological reflection on the crowd’s cry to crucify Jesus. J.D. argues that the real danger of a crowd is shared power without personal responsibility, and uses Barabbas and Pilate to show how injustice can be diffused into everyone and therefore no one. The message then turns personal: salvation by grace through f
The Three Kinds of People You Meet on the Way to the Cross
If you've ever wondered why carrying the cross feels lighter with faith, this episode reveals the divine promise that Jesus’s yoke is easy—and how love, service, and prayer are the keys to carrying it with joy. This episode is a testament to the timeless message: when we embrace the cross with love and service, burdens become blessings and joy becomes c
When It's Time to Build Something More Than Buildings
This episode centers on Mark 13:1–2 and Jesus’s warning that the temple, despite its grandeur, will be torn down stone by stone. J.D. reflects on how easily people, communities, and even churches can turn buildings into idols, confusing impressive structures with the real purpose behind them. He connects the temple warning to Jeremiah’s critique of empt
When Two Cents Is Worth More Than A Million Dollars
This episode is a Monday morning devotional centered on Mark 12:41–44, the story of the widow’s two small copper coins. J.D. uses that passage to show how Jesus measures value differently than the world does: the widow’s tiny gift is greater than the rich people’s large offerings because it comes from total surrender, not abundance. That theme is connec
A Prayer on the Side of the Road (with Katie Zettle)
This episode centers on everyday obedience to the Holy Spirit and the idea that interruptions can become moments of ministry. Dan introduces the theme with a reflection on staying attentive to God’s prompting in ordinary life, then shares Katie Zettle’s story as a living example of what it looks like to “keep your sails up” and respond when God nudges y
The Difference between the Power of Prayer and the Power of God
This episode centers on Mark 11 and the difference between the power of prayer and the power of God. The speaker argues that Jesus’s teaching on faith is not a blank check for “name it and claim it,” but a call to trust God’s sovereignty, live in constant prayer, and understand prayer as a relationship of receiving rather than begging. He ties the lesso
How Jesus Kicks Our Value System to the Curb
This episode centers on Jesus’s teaching from Mark 10 and the challenge it presents to ordinary ideas about success, wealth, and spiritual worth. J. D. Walt reflects on how Jesus overturns the common belief that wealth signals God’s favor, instead showing that the kingdom of God cannot be entered by human achievement or merit. The message is that what s
The Problem with Lazy Faith and the Way Beyond It
Most of us live in a space between belief and unbelief, unsure if we’re fully trusting or still doubting. But what if embracing that messy middle—that honest, raw honesty about our doubts—could actually deepen our faith? JD Walt explores the radical truth that faith isn’t about perfect belief but about bringing our doubts into the light and surrendering
On the Difference between Faith and Risk Management
This episode centers on the difference between faith and risk management. Drawing from Mark 8:11–21, J.D. Walt contrasts the Pharisees’s demand for a sign with Jesus’s call to trust, arguing that faith is not about demanding certainty or collecting endless data. Instead, faith is described as a deep inner confidence in God’s goodness, power, and faithfu
The Problem with the Rules . . . or the Possibilities
This episode centers on Mark 7 and Jesus’s challenge to religious legalism. J. D. Walt contrasts a “gotcha” mindset with a God who is “for us,” arguing that the heart of the law is not rigid rule-keeping but love, protection, and flourishing relationship with God and others. He emphasizes that what defiles a person is not external conformity but what co
A Holy Spirit Moment in a Coffee Shop (with Katharine Guerrero)
This episode launches the weekly Holy Spirit Saturdays series centered on sharing real stories of divine encounters and everyday obedience. Dan Wilt invites listeners to pay attention to the Holy Spirit’s prompting, step out in faith, and trust God even when it feels uncomfortable or uncertain. A key story comes from Katharine Guerrero, who felt led to
The Kind of Place Where Miracles Don't Happen
This episode opens with a warm, family-centered celebration of Susan Walt’s birthday, setting a casual and deeply personal tone. From there, the conversation turns into a morning devotional and “wake up call” anchored in prayer and Scripture, creating the feeling of a shared gathering rather than a polished broadcast. The hosts emphasize that their show
On Becoming the Kind of People Who Don't Give Up on People
This episode centers on Mark 5 and the story of the demon-possessed man in the tombs, using it as a picture of “impossible situations.” The message is that Jesus steps directly into the darkest, most isolated places and brings freedom where no one else can help. A major theme is learning to become the kind of person who does not give up on others, even
Ending The Wait with Randy Simpkins | Wake-Up Call Conversations
Most people don't realize that every eight minutes, someone on the kidney transplant waiting list in the U.S. loses their chance at life — simply because they don't have a donor. But what if saving lives could be as inspiring as a Hollywood movie? Randy Simpkins shares an extraordinary story of how a seemingly ordinary day led to a miraculous kidney don
Who Needs the Weather Channel When You've Got Jesus?
This episode centers on Jesus calming the storm in Mark 4 and the bigger lesson hidden inside that miracle: not just that Jesus can command the wind and waves, but that he remained completely at peace in the middle of chaos. JD reflects on a real storm he experienced with a group of college students in Texas to show the contrast between human panic and
The Critical Difference between Being Responsible for Others and Responsive to Them
This episode centers on a reflection from Mark 3 and the healing of the man with the shriveled hand. The main message is that Jesus—and by extension those led by the Holy Spirit—doesn’t simply notice human need, but responds to it with life, compassion, and action. JD Walt contrasts being “responsible for” others with being “responsive to” them, arguing
Why There Is No Such Thing as Secular
This episode centers on Jesus calling Levi, the tax collector, and the immediate ripple effect of that invitation. The conversation highlights the simplicity and power of Jesus’ words, “Follow me,” and then turns into a joyful singalong of “I Have Decided to Follow Jesus.” The message is that following Jesus is a daily decision, not a one-time moment, a
When Revival Becomes Awakening: The Age of the Spirit
This episode centers on spiritual awakening through repentance, Scripture, and keeping Jesus at the center. JD Walt introduces the Mark Pizza Challenge as a 16-day invitation to read through Mark, then unpacks Mark 1 to show how John the Baptist prepares the way for Jesus. He emphasizes that revival is not mainly about spectacle, but about honest prayer
The Mark Pizza Challenge (Part 2)
This episode centers on J.D. Walt’s exploration of Jesus, Mark’s Gospel, and the Holy Spirit. He frames Mark as a gospel of Spirit-empowered ministry and invites listeners to move beyond religious routine into a more vibrant, awakened life with God. A key thread is that Jesus modeled what a Spirit-filled life looks like, and disciples are called not jus
The Mark Pizza Challenge (Part 1)
This episode opens with JD Walt returning after a break, thanking Dan Wilt for leading the previous series and announcing that he’ll spend the summer exploring the Gospel of Mark as a way of helping listeners encounter Jesus through Scripture. He frames the day with prayer and a reading from Acts 10, emphasizing that Jesus was anointed with the Holy Spi
All the Things: You Are Ready for This!
This episode is the final day of the “All the Things” series, and it centers on the idea that Jesus is still at work through his people by the power of the Holy Spirit. Dan Wilt reflects on Matthew 28 and Acts 1, emphasizing that believers are called to go, make disciples, and receive power to be witnesses. He frames everyday ministry not as something r
Your Church Is a Kingdom Outpost
This episode is a reflection on what it means for the church to function as a “kingdom outpost” in the world. Drawing from Acts 2 and Acts 5, the speaker argues that the early church was marked not only by teaching, but by signs, wonders, healing, prayer, and a deep willingness to minister to people with humility and faith. The central message is that f
Healing Knows No Distance
Most of us underestimate the power of praying from a distance—and even doubt that God can move beyond the physical space we occupy. But what if faith isn't limited by proximity? In this episode, Dan Wilt shares a healing story that shows how a simple “May I pray for you?” can spark faith, bring encouragement, and change how you think about prayer.
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What You Have, Freely Give
This episode centers on the theme of freely giving what God has already given you. Drawing from Acts 3, it reflects on Peter and John healing a man who had been lame from birth, emphasizing that Peter did not offer money but instead gave what he had: faith, discernment, and the authority of Jesus’ name. The episode argues that believers do not need to w
Sometimes It Takes Pressure to Light a Match
This episode is a devotional wake-up call centered on the idea of true freedom in Christ. Dan opens by reflecting on Independence Day and connecting national freedom with the deeper spiritual freedom found in 2 Corinthians 3:17: “where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is true freedom.” From there, he frames the day’s theme around everyday ministry in th
Healed People Become a Testimony
This episode centers on the idea that healing is not only physical, but often deeply emotional and spiritual as well. Dan reflects on Matthew 8 and the story of Jesus healing the man with leprosy, using it to show that shame, fear, and brokenness can be at the root of what people need most. He shares a personal story of being healed in his vocal cords a
When to Say "Your Faith Has Healed You"
This episode explores the question many Christians wrestle with: why some prayers for healing seem to work while others don’t. Dan Wilt unpacks the biblical truths, theological tensions, and practical ways to approach healing ministry with humility, faith, and hope, while reminding listeners that healing is both a gift and a mystery.
You’ll hear why Jes
Kingdom 101: Keep It Real
This episode centers on Jesus’ teaching in Matthew 6 about prayer, using it as a larger call to live and minister with sincerity rather than performance. The message emphasizes “naturally supernatural” faith: allowing the Holy Spirit to work through ordinary people in everyday life without pretending, posturing, or trying to appear spiritual. Dan contra
Kingdom 101: Reconcile People to God
Dan Wilt and JD Walt explore reconciliation as the heart of Jesus’ mission, showing that real change starts with restored relationship to God and one another. Rather than focusing on surface-level fixes, they emphasize prayer, humility, and compassionate action as the foundation for becoming agents of reconciliation in a fractured world.
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Kingdom 101: See the Vulnerable, Poor, and Weak
In this episode, Dan Wilt opens with a heartfelt message, encouraging listeners to embrace the new week with gratitude and faith. He emphasizes the importance of community and support among believers, reminding them that Jesus is always present. Dan shares a personal story about a man named Tom, highlighting the power of seeing individuals as unique ima
Hearing God's Voice, Part 5: Sails Up!
In this episode, Dan Wilt begins with a prayer of consecration, inviting listeners to focus on their spiritual journey. He introduces the theme of "Hearing God's Voice, Part Five: Sails Up," using the metaphor of sailing to illustrate how we can align ourselves with the Spirit's guidance. Dan shares a personal story about sailing, emphasizing the import
Hearing God's Voice, Part 4: The Heart Is the Start
In this episode, Dan Wilt explores the theme of hearing God's voice and the role of the Holy Spirit in everyday life. He emphasizes that Jesus' ministry is meant to be continued through His church, encouraging believers to embody love and move in the world with the gifts of the Spirit. Dan discusses the importance of spiritual gifts and how they are int
Hearing God's Voice, Part 3: Take Your Time
In this episode, Dan Wilt explores the theme of hearing God's voice, emphasizing the importance of spiritual rhythms and discernment. He shares personal stories and insights, encouraging listeners to recognize God's work in everyday moments. Dan highlights the significance of patience and spiritual growth, drawing from biblical passages and personal exp
Jesus and Our Tech-Filled Lives with Andy Crouch | Wake-Up Call Conversations
The episode explores the paradox of modern technology: the tools promised to make life easier are often leaving people more isolated, anxious, and spiritually drained. Through a conversation about AI, social media, and the pursuit of “easy everywhere,” the speakers examine how convenience can quietly reshape identity, community, and even what it means t
Hearing God's Voice, Part 2: Learn to Obey
In this episode, Dan Wilt explores the concept of awakening as a transformational journey of love, emphasizing the role of faith and risk in expressing God's love to others. He discusses how awakening involves a continuous flow of love from Jesus to individuals and through them to others. Dan highlights the importance of embodying the love of God in eve
Hearing God's Voice, Part 1: Learn to Listen First
In this episode, Dan Wilt explores the theme of hearing God's voice, emphasizing the importance of discerning divine guidance in everyday life. He shares personal experiences and insights on how to differentiate between one's own thoughts and the messages God might be conveying. Dan highlights the significance of removing barriers to perceive the Holy S
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