The Kingdom Podcast
A college student's solo podcast exploring Christian living and theology through personal reflection and biblical deep dives.
This is a solo sermon-style podcast from a college student's perspective. Each episode tackles a single theme—like 'purpose' or 'sacrifice'—through a mix of personal anecdotes, extensive scriptural reading, and encouragement aimed at peers navigating their faith.
“The show's primary distinction is the host's youth and student status, offering a peer-to-peer rather than a top-down pastoral voice. The format is simple and direct, focusing on scripture without heavy production, often filmed in casual outdoor settings.”
Who hosts this show
Malachi, a student at Highlands College, hosts this podcast to explore practical Christian living for a young adult audience. He discusses topics like faith, purpose, and sacrifice, grounding his solo talks in scripture and personal experience. The show occasionally features interviews with theological experts, such as his own college professors.
Credentials & credits
- Student, Highlands College
What kind of podcast
When new episodes drop
- 01He’s chasing after you! #kingdom #podcast #holyJun 24, 2026 · 16s
- 02
- 031 Peter 5:7 #kingdom #podcast #bible #truthJun 14, 2026 · 16s
- 04
- 05Wilderness (Episode 23)Jun 10, 2026 · 35 min
- 06Sacrifice (Episode 22)May 21, 2026 · 24 min
- 07Purpose (Episode 21)May 4, 2026 · 30 min
- 08Gospel of John | John Cespedes | Episode 20Apr 10, 2026 · 41 min
Notable episodes
- 01Gospel of John | John Cespedes | Episode 20
A rare interview episode featuring the host's professor, offering a deep, academic dive into the Gospel of John and showcasing the host's interview style.
- 02Wilderness (Episode 23)
A representative solo episode where the host shares a personal struggle and uses his mother's advice ('The teacher is always silent during the test') to frame a biblical lesson.
- 03Purpose (Episode 21)
The host shares personal life updates (finishing his sophomore year of college) and connects his own journey to the episode's theme, making it a good example of his relatable, peer-to-peer style.
What you'll be asked on this show
When conducting interviews, the host acts as a respectful student, guiding an expert through a prepared list of theological questions. He cedes the floor, allowing the guest to deliver in-depth, academic answers, framing the conversation as a learning opportunity for himself and the audience.
Primarily a solo-host, sermon-style format where Malachi speaks directly to the camera. Episodes typically open with a casual welcome, focus on a single theological topic with heavy scriptural references, and close with a prayer for the audience. The podcast also publishes numerous short-form vertical videos.
Questions the host keeps coming back to
11 cataloguedIf you're going on this show as a guest, expect some version of each of these. Each note explains when the host reaches for it.
origin
1- Q.01
“Can you tell the audience about yourself, who you are, and what you do?”
The host's standard opening to introduce the guest, their credentials, and their personal calling or backstory.
process
1- Q.01
“What makes the Gospel of John unique compared to the other gospels?”
A broad opening question to establish the episode's core theological topic.
theology
7- Q.01
“Why does John's gospel heavily emphasize the relationship between Jesus and the Father?”
Used to probe a key theological theme within the book being discussed.
- Q.02
“Why does John focus on who Jesus is, rather than just what he did?”
A comparative question that contrasts the text with others to highlight its unique purpose.
- Q.03
“What is the significance of John calling Jesus 'the Word'?”
Drills down into specific, important terminology from the biblical text.
- Q.04
“How do the 'I Am' statements reveal Jesus's identity?”
Focuses on a recurring literary and theological device in the text.
- Q.05
“What are the 'signs' in John pointing to?”
Asks the guest to clarify a specific term's meaning within the author's context, distinguishing it from similar concepts.
- Q.06
“Why is the 'born again' conversation with Nicodemus so important theologically?”
Focuses on a pivotal, well-known scene to unpack its theological weight.
- Q.07
“What does John mean when he says to 'believe' in the gospel?”
Seeks to define the central call-to-action for the reader within the book.
advice
2- Q.01
“If someone only read the Gospel of John, what would they understand about Jesus?”
A concluding question used to summarize the book's essential message and impact.
- Q.02
“What is one piece of advice you would give to the people watching?”
A signature closing question that shifts from academic analysis to personal application for the audience.
Signature segments
- · Opening with 'Guys, welcome back to another episode of the Kingdom Podcast.'
- · Closing episodes with a prayer for the listeners.
- · Solo episodes focused on a single biblical theme (e.g., 'Wilderness', 'Purpose').
- · Filming in casual, often outdoor, locations.
- · Citing and reading multiple bible passages per episode.
Topics covered repeatedly
Who gets booked here
Guests are infrequent but appear to be academic or pastoral figures who can provide expert theological commentary, such as the host's own college professors.
- Dr. John Cespedeson Gospel of John | John Cespedes | Episode 20
Where to find this show
Audience & reach
The podcast does not currently feature sponsors. The audience is estimated to be young, engaged Christians, making it a potential fit for faith-based apparel, books, devotionals, or Christian colleges.
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People also ask
- What is the host's name?
- The host's name is Malachi.
- What are the host's credentials?
- Malachi is a college student. He has mentioned finishing his sophomore year and interviews professors from Highlands College, where he appears to be enrolled.
- What is the podcast's format?
- It is typically a solo-host show where Malachi discusses a single biblical theme. Occasionally, he interviews guests, such as his college professors, for a deeper theological discussion.
- Is the podcast still active?
- Yes, the podcast appears to release new full-length episodes weekly or bi-weekly, supplemented by frequent short-form content.
- Where can I listen to The Kingdom Podcast?
- The podcast is available as a video series on the YouTube channel '@kingdom.podcast'.
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