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Podcast: The Power of Reading the Bible Four Times a Week Notes Deana shares her story growing up as a Christian but not really reading the Bible. Not until a few years ago she began to read the Bible starting in the New Testament. The Holy Spirit opened up understanding and began to discover how it was changing her life in several ways. Learn more in the audio or video version... encourage you to subscribe on YouTube or where you listen to podcast. Research on Bible Reading

Explore why God allows seasons of pruning in our lives.

Podcast on Spotify Episode Overview Carly shares her personal journey through the grief of miscarriage and the pivotal mindset shift that helped her move toward healing. Rather than suffering in isolation or bottling up her pain, she explains how bringing her raw, honest emotions to God allowed her to break free from despair and open her heart to comfort and faith. Key Takeaways Breaking the Cycle of Private Grief: Realizing that shutting down and keeping pain to yourself kee

Kaitlyn explores the immense power carried by the words we speak every day.

Struggling with weariness or getting up and out of tough times? Rochelle offers answers to move in to the place God designed for us to be refreshed!

Believers often disqualify themselves from prayer by comparing themselves to others or biblical figures like Elijah.

Show Notes In this episode, hosts Cheryl Claire, Carrie Kinger, and Veronica Scott continue the "Prayer Series" by diving deep into the prayer life of Jesus. They explore how Jesus modeled communication with the Father, particularly focusing on His time in the Garden of Gethsemane. The conversation centers on the command to "Watch and pray" (Matthew 26:41) and how building a rhythm of prayer empowers the spirit to overcome the weakness of the flesh. The hosts also discuss pra

we dive into John 17 to uncover the four specific things Jesus prayed for us: protection, sanctification, oneness, and unity.

How to process disappointment, find wisdom in redirection, and understand that God is always working for our good—even when the answer is painful.