Let's Talk About It Podcast

About Let's Talk About It Podcast

🎙️ Let’s Talk About It Real questions. Grace-filled answers. Life is full of big questions—about faith, relationships, hope, and the struggles we all face. On Let’s Talk About It, Dr. Matthew Webster and Diane Webster invite you into honest, grace-centered conversations where Scripture meets real life. Each episode tackles the questions you’ve been asking (and some you may not have thought to ask) with biblical truth and practical encouragement. No judgment. No clichés. Just grace-filled answers rooted in the finished work of Jesus.

Publisher

Dr. Matthew and Diane Webster

Category

religion & spirituality

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

6 Jan 2026

Latest episode

8 Sept 2026

Latest episodes

27 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   8 Sept 2026

   🎙️ S2E27: Building What God Blesses: Faith, Influence & Kingdom Entrepreneurship | Featuring Leah McHenry 🚀👑

   🎙️ Season 2 Finale: Building What God Blesses: Faith, Influence & Kingdom Entrepreneurship | Featuring Leah McHenry 🚀👑 We're closing out Season 2 of Let's Talk About It with a powerful conversation about faith, stewardship, influence, and what it truly means to build something that honors God. In this special Season 2 Finale, Dr. Matthew and Diane Webster welcome entrepreneur, business strategist, musician, homeschool mom, and founder of multiple seven-figure businesses, Leah McHenry. Leah has built successful businesses across multiple industries while raising and homeschooling five children, helping countless entrepreneurs gain clarity, momentum, and sustainable growth. But her story isn't simply about business success—it's about learning to trust God through seasons of uncertainty, burnout, financial struggle, and growth. Together, we explore what separates ideas from impact, why some ventures gain momentum while others remain hidden. ✨ In this Season 2 Finale, you'll discover: 1️⃣ How to build businesses, ministries, books, podcasts, and projects with Kingdom purpose. 2️⃣ Why faithfulness alone doesn't always create visibility—and what helps people discover and trust your message. 3️⃣ The importance of biblical stewardship. 4️⃣ Practical lessons Leah learned while building multiple seven-figure businesses. 5️⃣ The importance of mentorship, wise counsel, and continuous growth. We also discuss entrepreneurship, Christian leadership, trust-building, branding, marketing, discipleship, and the unique opportunities believers have to influence culture through business and creativity. 🎶 Leah also shares about her journey as a Christian symphonic metal artist. 🎧 Listener Question: Leah answers a question from Zayla in Texas about seven-figure sales systems and whether those principles apply to startups and growing businesses. ⚡ Plus, don't miss our Grace-Filled Five rapid-fire round where Leah shares: • The best business advice she's ever received • Her biggest entrepreneurial lesson • A book every entrepreneur should read • A truth every Christian leader should never forget • The daily habit that has made the biggest difference in her life 📖 Whether you're building a business, writing a book, launching a ministry, growing a podcast, or simply seeking God's direction for your next step, this conversation is filled with practical wisdom and biblical encouragement. As we wrap up Season 2, Leah reminds us of a powerful truth: God is not only interested in what we build—He's interested in who we become while building it. Thank you for being part of another incredible season of Let's Talk About It. We are grateful for every listener, every question, every guest, and every grace-filled conversation we've shared together this year. ☕ Feeling encouraged? Support the show by buying us a coffee! 👉 buymeacoffee.com/mattwebster 🎧 Join us for this special Season 2 Finale and discover how faith, wisdom, stewardship, and perseverance can help you build something that not only grows—but reflects the heart of God and creates lasting Kingdom impact. We'll see you in Season 3!

2. 

   1 Sept 2026

   🎙️ S2 E26: "God Helps Those Who Help Themselves"—Is That Even in the Bible? 📖✨

   🎙️ Season 2 Episode 26: "God Helps Those Who Help Themselves"—Is That Even in the Bible? 📖✨ "God helps those who help themselves." It's one of the most quoted religious sayings in our culture—but here's a surprising question: Where is that verse found in the Bible? Genesis? Nope. Psalms? Not there. Proverbs? Still no. In fact, you could search your Bible forever and never find it. In this eye-opening episode of Let's Talk About It, Dr. Matthew and Diane Webster uncover the fascinating history behind this famous phrase, tracing it from Aesop's Fables to Benjamin Franklin, and then comparing it to what Scripture actually teaches. And the discovery may completely change the way you think about grace. Because while the world says, "Help yourself first, and then maybe God will help you," the Gospel says something radically different: "While we were still helpless, Christ died for the ungodly." ✨ In this episode, you'll discover: 1️⃣ Where the phrase "God helps those who help themselves" really came from—and why it's not Scripture. 2️⃣ The powerful meaning of the Greek word asthenōn ("helpless") in Romans 5:6 and what it reveals about God's heart. 3️⃣ Why grace is undeserved favor, not a reward for human effort. 4️⃣ The difference between obedience as a response and obedience as an attempt to earn God's approval. 5️⃣ How God's grace not only forgives us—it strengthens, restores, and empowers us to live differently. Along the way, Dr. Matthew shares a surprising history lesson involving Ancient Greece, Aesop, and Benjamin Franklin, while Diane highlights why so many believers struggle under the false burden of thinking they must perform before God will move in their lives. You'll also hear thoughtful answers to listener questions like: 💬 Does God wait for me to take the first step before He helps me? 💬 If grace is free, what role does obedience play? 💬 How can I stop feeling like I have to earn God's favor? Whether you're exhausted from trying harder, carrying guilt over your failures, or simply wondering how grace and effort fit together, this episode offers a refreshing reminder that Christianity is not about climbing your way up to God—it's about receiving the help that God freely offers to people who know they need Him. 💙 Because God doesn't help those who help themselves... He helps those who trust Him. ☕ Enjoying the podcast? Support the ministry by buying us a coffee! 👉 buymeacoffee.com/mattwebster 🎧 Listen now and discover why the Gospel begins not with human strength, but with God's grace reaching helpless people who could never save themselves.

3. 

   25 Aug 2026

   🎙️ S2 E25: "Train Up a Child..."—A Guarantee or a Guideline? | Proverbs 22:6 🌱👨‍👩‍👧

   🎙️ Season 2 Episode 25: "Train Up a Child..."—A Guarantee or a Guideline? | Proverbs 22:6 🌱👨👩👧 "Train up a child in the way he should go, and when he is old he will not depart from it." It's one of the most quoted parenting verses in the Bible—but is Proverbs 22:6 actually a promise that if parents do everything right, their children will always follow God? Or is Solomon giving us something different? In this hope-filled episode of Let's Talk About It, Dr. Matthew and Diane Webster unpack one of Scripture's most misunderstood passages, exploring what the book of Proverbs was designed to teach and why understanding the difference between wisdom and promises can free parents from unnecessary guilt while filling them with lasting hope. Together, they explore why faithful parenting is about planting seeds—not controlling outcomes—and why God's grace is greater than our imperfections. ✨ In this episode, you'll discover: 1️⃣ Why Proverbs 22:6 is a principle of wisdom—not a guarantee of perfect outcomes. 2️⃣ The difference between biblical wisdom literature and God's unconditional promises. 3️⃣ Why even faithful parents cannot make their children's decisions—and why that truth brings freedom instead of condemnation. 4️⃣ What "train up a child in the way he should go" really means and why the ultimate goal is pointing children to Jesus, not merely teaching good behavior. 5️⃣ How parents, grandparents, mentors, and the entire church family all play an important role in shaping the next generation. Along the way, Dr. Matthew and Diane discuss why Proverbs describes how life generally works rather than offering ironclad formulas, how God's Word continues working long after seeds are planted, and why no parent's story is beyond the reach of God's redeeming grace. You'll also hear thoughtful answers to listener questions like: 💬 My adult child has walked away from church. Does that mean I failed as a parent? 💬 What if I'm not a parent? Does Proverbs 22:6 still apply to me? Whether you're raising young children, praying for a prodigal son or daughter, investing in grandchildren, serving in children's ministry, or simply wondering if your influence matters, this episode offers biblical encouragement and reminds us that God is still working—even when we can't yet see the results. 💙 Because parents are called to be faithful—not perfect. We plant the seeds... God changes the heart. ☕ Enjoying the podcast? Support the ministry by buying us a coffee! 👉 buymeacoffee.com/mattwebster 🎧 Listen now and discover why Proverbs 22:6 isn't a burden of perfection—but an invitation to faithfully point the next generation toward Jesus while trusting God with the harvest.

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