Jesus asks His disciples a hard question: Do you not YET see and understand? I think for those of us who’ve walked with Jesus a long time but still struggle with faith and believing and hoping, He might ask us the same thing. But it's time for us to finally, really SEE! Want to know how? Take a listen!
Read MoreAs I've aged, my physical eyesight has deteriorated. And I find I also struggle with my spiritual eyesight. This episode explains the problems that lead to worsening spiritual eyesight and also gives the prescription for improved vision.
Read MoreSometimes I'm just so tired I'd rather complain than pray. But the good news is that there's a plan for our inner woman to be renewed and it's not by what we do. It ALL happens through Jesus! Come get super encouraged.
Read MoreThe older we get, the tireder and tireder we become. If we let weariness and discouragement rule us, we will give in and accomplish what God calls us to. The Bible uses the analogy "droopy hands" to describe this status. This podcast includes the secret for where we get more strength from.
Read MoreGetting older means aches, pains, and body parts not working like they used to. There's a great spiritual analogy here, and we find it in Hebrews 12 where we are told to strengthen our weak knees. If we want to run our race for Jesus with endurance, we need to lighten our load and deal with our hurting parts.
Read MoreHow can we answer God's call in the second half of our life if we're mad at Him for how the first half turned out? We need a cure for the bitterness, anger, and jealousy that easily trip us up. This episode lines out the cure based off of Psalm 73.
Read MoreDo past sins, mistakes, or failures make you feel disqualified to serve God now? Well, according to scripture, nothing could be further from the truth. Today we'll examine David's life to see how God uses us DESPITE our worst moments.
Read MoreIs it ever too late to get started serving God? In this episode we'll explore a parable that debunks the idea of "too late." In fact, what we do now, in the little time we have left, is just as valuable as if we started earlier, and there's lots of Scripture to back that up.
Read MoreAs empty nest moms, how can we answer God's call now, even after our failures and mistakes? We must all find a place to serve the Lord in the second half of life and this podcast exists to help you figure that out.
Read MoreI believe if we are citizens of heaven and followers of Jesus, then there’s no room for spiritual retirement. No precedent. No excuse. No example. If we’re breathing, we’ve work to do.
Read MoreNature reveals God’s intentionality and teaches me that He’s also intentional with me. A trip to a local olive grove proved this to me once again.
Read MoreCovid19 has rudely delivered all sorts of upheaval to my doorstep without ever asking for my permission or apologizing. Here’s answers to some of my question right from the Bible.
Read MoreChurch, we have to graduate and grow up. We have to trust the one we the one that knows. The one who sees. The one who hears. The one he shapes the path of the world for his own designs.
Read MoreHow do we live for Jesus as we look around and see so much of what we enjoyed disappear? Do we complain or point fingers? Or do we say, “Hello Jesus, thanks for putting us here. Thanks for graduating us from normal. What do you have for us to do NOW?
Read MoreHere is 19 declarations of WHO God still is in the face of Covid-19.
Read MoreOn my better days, my response to Covid-19 is not an emotion, but an action. I respond with prayer. Here are 19 days worth of prayer so we can act in these days of Covid-19. If you’re needing a mental reset, I invite you to use these.
Read MoreIn these days of Covid-19, failing hospitals, and a plummeting economy, how am I living? And if I knew I were to be called home tomorrow, would I change anything?
Read MoreRead a good book! We’re not the first people to face hard times. Many books share stories of people surviving much more difficult things. These hard stories also offer encouragement as people not only suffer greatly, but also adapt and survive.
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