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Sometimes, even as children of God, we hesitate to receive our inheritance from Him for various reasons. Guilt, shame, insecurity, or unworthiness, just to name a few. But we must remember what an inheritance even means so that we can fully and boldly accept the inheritance that our Heavenly Father has set aside for us. Even when obstacles arise and challenges seem too much to bear, we must hold firm to the truth of God’s Word and the identity that we have in Christ. It is with this that we will be able to receive what is rightfully ours. Anchor Scripture: Joshua 1: 2-3 CSB

Do you have faith but you’re struggling with unbelief? Do you feel unworthy to come to Jesus for help, deliverance, or anything good? Yea, me, too. Let’s be honest, everyone has and it’s nothing to be ashamed of admitting. We are human and we have areas or seasons where we can struggle with believing, but the blessing is that we can always come to God with our unbelief and trust that He will help us. Anchor Scripture for Today’s Episode: Mark 9: 14-24 CSB

It’s about that time of the year where everyone has calmed down from the chaos and hustle of Christmas shopping. People have exchanged their Christmas gift list for their “2026 Goals/New Year’s Resolutions.” We often write down things we want for the New Year without taking time with God to simply be still and hear what HE has planned for the year ahead. Earlier this week I was able to be still with Him and it blessed me in ways that I didn’t even anticipate. The effect of that stillness allowed me to be open to hear from and to receive in faith what God is going to do in my life for the new year. I pray that as you hear my experience, you will have the desire to slow down and to be still with God in a moment of silence, peace, and clarity between you & your Heavenly Father. ““Be still, and know that I am God! I will be honored by every nation. I will be honored throughout the world.”” -Psalms‬ ‭46‬:‭10‬ ‭NLT‬‬

If you’re like me when you hear the term “great joy,” you think about good things like your loved ones, spending time doing your favorite hobbies, or even having a relaxing evening. You don’t associate great joy with suffering, but you know who does? God. It is in His Word that we are called to have “great joy” and even to “rejoice with great joy” when God’s glory is revealed in the suffering. It is in the suffering that we become exactly who God has created us to be and we are able to become mature as Christians. ✨May you rest and reflect in this beautiful truth from your Heavenly Father✨ 🙏🏾Scriptures Referenced in This Episode: -Matthew 26: 36-41 CSB -1 Peter 4:12-16 CSB -James 1: 2-4 CSB

Are you walking around with hurt, pain, and offense which has caused you to hold onto unforgiveness? If so, this episode is for you! God wants to free you from the hurt of unforgiveness and release you into forgiveness. Unforgiveness holds more power than most people (including me) even realize. It is through the revelation of God that I was able to forgive others genuinely and you can, too. Join me as we meditate on Matthew 6 and understand the importance of forgiving others.

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As Christians, may we always strive to give God our absolute best and remember exactly Who He is. May our hearts desire to seek Him above all else, may our words honor Him, and may our actions bring Him glory. If He is not first in our lives and in all we do, what are we living for? What is the purpose?

Often times in life, we can find it hard to see the light in the dark, difficult seasons we endure. We strive to do the things we deem "best" to find happiness or to make it on the other side of the grieving season. But we forget about the light within the dark season and the JOY we have access to through our Heavenly Father.

If you’re like me you’ve had moments when you want to linger in bed a little longer or watch just one (or five) more episodes of your favorite show despite having other things to do. You know God has called you to work on building your skills and talents, but it can be a struggle to pull ourselves away from the things we enjoy doing or to just stop being lazy. If you can relate hopefully this episode helps you learn how to free yourself from distractions and lazinesses and helps you boldly work (and rest) for God in excellence.

Sometimes…we just talk entirely TOO much! Our incessant words and the need to speak out of our emotions can cause more harm than good which can block or blessings. In today’s episode, we learn about the importance of coming into agreement with God’s Word and understanding the power of silence in the waiting.

Sometimes when we’re waiting on God, we feel hopeless, frustrated, and even depressed. We’re ready to hurry out of the temporary desert or valley season so we can stand happily on the mountain top. But the valleys and deserts of waiting are important. They may be temporary but they must be seen through the right lens so we don’t waste it.

“Life is short; be intentional. Life is long; be encouraged.” -Anonymous

Sometimes it can be overwhelming and make us feel lonely when we face emotions or challenges in our life. It can make us feel like no one else could possibly understand what we’re going through. But be encouraged! Jesus understands everything you face and feel because He already went through it. Let that truth sink into your heart and allow Jesus to comfort you through whatever you’re facing!

Life can be distracting and there are so many things that can cause us to lose our focus from God. Our plans, desires, and flesh can blind us from living the life we have been created for. It can cause us to not fully walk in purpose and live it out wholeheartedly. But God…He reminds us of our true purpose and always sets us on the path He has predestined.

Jesus is not intimidated or surprised by our raw, uncut, unfiltered true emotions. He doesn’t want us to put on a front with Him. He wants us to be 100% real with Him— be real when we’re doubting and anxious, when we’re frustrated and angry with our situation and even with Him because in those real moments, He can cover us and meet us with His grace. He will meet us with open arms, ready to receive everything we are feeling and going through so He can pour His unfailing love and never-ending grace onto us—to heal and restore all the dark, hopeless, and broken places.