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In this episode, Aminta tackles real life circumstances and demonstrates how to use the Great 8 to handle difficult situations. This episode will equip you to walk out your faith in a whole new way.  Support the show

In this episode Aminta talks about the reality that we are guaranteed to face persecution and suffering when we live like Jesus. How can we equip ourselves to be ready to stand firm no matter what comes our way? Tune in and listen as we get battle ready!  Support the show

In this episode, Aminta dives into our role as peacemakers in today's world. We are called to be people who seek unity, harmony, and reconciliation.  Is being a peacemaker possible in today's divided culture? Can we build with people we don't agree with? What does it look like to build? Join MInt for this practical lesson on being an agent of peace.  Support the show

In this episode, Aminta talks about what it means to be pure when living in a culture that does not value the standards set forth in the Bible. Join her and explore what God's Word has to say about doing the right thing in a world gone wrong.  Support the show

In this episode, Aminta jumps into what it looks like to be a person who is full of mercy. Why do we need to forgive always and how is it possible? We have a sure foundation in the daily mercyies of God and the ultimate act of mercy in Jesus Christ. With that understanding, we can walk forward in forgiveness. Let's get practical about how to let things go! Support the show

In this episode, Aminta talks about what it means to hunger and thirst for righteousness. In this life, we have a choice to make about what we pursue: the things of this world, or the God of this world. Scripture is clear that we cannot chase both! What can we do to desire the one thing that truly satisfies? Are you intentional with what you are spending your time, talent and treasure on? Grab those earbuds and let's go.  Support the show

In this episode, Aminta talks about the concept of biblical meekness. The term means "power under control" and is NOT about weakness. Instead, meek means using our talents, abilities, influence and resources for God's plan and not our own. In a time when culture says we can "be anything we want to be," let's learn to be "anything God wants us to be." Support the show

In this episode, Aminta dives into the real meaning behind the word "mourn" in the 2nd beatitude. More than just grieving, mourning is a heart posture of repentance when we fall short of God's righteous standard. In a time when there is no cultural sense of "right" or "wrong," and people don't feel bad when sin, this type of mourning is rare. Discover the incredible grace and mercy of a loving God that is waiting on the other side of this mindset. We are truly fully seen and fully loved, no matter how many times we mess up. We can mourn without shame! Support the show

In this episode, Aminta talks about the first of the Great 8: to admit we need God.  We live in a culture that values and elevates self :self-sufficiency, self-made, self-esteem, and self-care. The Kingdom of God is opposite! God made us to be dependent on him for everything! Our greatest strength is being able to admit that we fall short and need him in order to live out our faith.  Let's dive in together.  For additional resources: visit amintageisler.com Support the show

Have you ever wanted a key to help you unlock and understand the Bible? Let me introduce you to "The Great 8."  Known as the 8 Beatitudes in Jesus' most famous sermon, the Great 8 give us insight into how we can make sense of God's Word and make decisions that are honoring to him.  The Great 8 will change everything for you! Want more? Resources are available at www.amintageisler.com Support the show

In this episode, Mint dives deep into the book of Isaiah and discusses the context and meaning around God's use of "Hineini" with Isaiah. We serve a God who is always with us, ready to help us do the work he has planned for us to do. We are never alone! Plus... Mint gives a big life update and shares what is happening in her family. Don't miss this special announcement. To contact Mint., click here. To support the show, click here.  Support the show

In this episode, Mint dives deep into the story of Isaiah and his response of "Hineini" when the Lord asks, "whom shall I send and who will go for me?" Be inspired by how the Lord renews Isaiah for the mission ahead, and learn from how Isaiah reacts to God's goodness to him. If you feel like you need new inspiration for your battle, this is the episode for you! Plus, we have special guest, Brandi Ramirez, on the show and she is guaranteed to help you want to do the Lord's work. To contact Mint, click here. To support the show, click here.  Support the show

In this episode, Mint dives into the third instance of the Hebrew word "Hineini." Join her as she takes an in-depth look at Samuel and his response of "Here I am," when God calls his name. Sometimes, God asks us to do or say things that are not popular with the world. When this happens, we are forced to make a decision: will we fear God or will we fear man? Are we willing to stand out from culture? Join Mint as she explores this powerful story. To contact Mint, click here. To support the show, click here.  Support the show

Join Mint as she dives deep into God's Word and discusses practical ways we can live it out. This show is part 2 of the series, "Here I Am," a study of the Hebrew word 'Hineini,' which means: I am ready and available to serve you. This week's episode focuses on Moses and his response when God called him from the burning bush. How can we respond when God calls us to go back to places of our deepest pain and failures? Grab your earbuds and let's do this faith journey together. To contact Mint, click here. To support the show, click here.  Support the show

In this episode, Mint launches a new series called "Here I Am." Join her as she dives deep into the Word and discusses practical ways to walk it out. This series will focus on the times in Old Testament that the Hebrew word "Hineini" is used. Hineini translates to "Here I am," but is more accurately explained as "I am ready and available to serve you, no matter what." This episode focuses on Abraham and the story of when God asked him to put his son, Isaac, on the altar. Grab your earbuds and let's learn together. Having a stance of "Here I am" sets the stage for breakthrough. Let's do this faith journey together. To contact Mint, click here.  Support the show