Meeting Yourself Right Where You Are

What To Do When You Feel You’re Losing Your Faith?

Thu, 21 Sep 2023 05:48:18 GMT

What to do when you feel you’re losing your faith? First, acknowledge that your feelings are valid. It’s okay to feel frustrated when your life isn’t going the way you planned it out. But always talk to God. Often, the path to intimacy is paved with honesty, so if you’re losing faith in God, start by telling Him about it. He won’t shame you or condemn you. He’ll meet you right where you are, in your doubt, your resentment, and in all your feelings. He is a good Father, and He cares about your concerns. So be honest. He can handle it, losing your faith can be painful, but the experience can strengthen you. Also, if you’re losing faith in God, find some friends to carry it for you. Sometimes, we need to go to God together, trusting that the strength of our friends can get us to Jesus when our own faith is failing. If you’re losing faith in God, here’s a prayer for you: God, I’ve been feeling far from You lately. But I know that You’re with me, and You care for me. Today, I bring You all of my frustration, my doubt, my pain, and my resentment, and I ask that You would fill me with more of Your presence, Your peace, Your purpose, and Your passion. In Jesus name, amen.

Faith on The Field

Fri, 04 Aug 2023 18:51:35 GMT

What is it about Christian athletes we admire so much and what can we learn from their faith and example? Athletes Are Committed to Excellence. Join me as I sit down with @Dumkele.idehen to learn more about his identity in Christ on and off the field. Excellence in any profession is admirable, and the success of those who’ve labored to become the best at what they do reminds us of the words of King Solomon who wrote, “Do you see a person skilled in his work? He will stand before kings; he will not stand before obscure people” (Proverbs 22:29). Being an athlete is a commitment. Being a Christian is a commitment. Athletes love the game they play, and Christians love the one they worship. When combined, a love for showcasing the glorious gifts God has given athletes is displayed.

Have You Read Your Bible?

Wed, 14 Jun 2023 03:02:06 GMT

Would you follow someone you don’t know? No, right? I wouldn’t either. So, how can you follow God if you don’t know Him? When was the last time you read your bible? When was the last time you spoke to God? Reading your bible is beneficial. God becomes more real in your life. As we spend time in the Bible daily, we see the difference that God is making in our lives. Our thoughts become more godly, and our actions become more loving. There isn’t a required amount of Bible reading you should do each day. If this is new to you, start small. We read the Bible daily to learn about God and grow in our relationship with Him, not to check off a “to-do” box. Consider keeping a journal to write down important truths that you learn.

Can Fashion Glorify God?

Sat, 18 Mar 2023 18:04:36 GMT

The thing is God is not a stranger to fashion. In Exodus chapter 28 this chapter is dedicated to priestly garments. God is not a stranger to creativity either. In Genesis 1:1 KJV “In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth.” God is creativity. Fashion can certainly glorify God but It is all about how we use our gift to glorify God.

Born Sinners

Fri, 17 Feb 2023 20:33:41 GMT

Are we all born sinners? Yes, we are all born sinners with sinful, selfish natures. Unless we are born again by the Spirit of God. We may be naturally born with a sinful nature (and will always have a sinful nature on this earth), but once we are saved from condemnation for our sin (Romans 8:1), we are born again in spirit—to live in and through and for Jesus Christ (2 Corinthians 5:17).

Meeting Yourself Right Where You Are

Thu, 02 Feb 2023 20:32:26 GMT

We’re going to be keeping it real, no cut cards. The truth will be told and you just might not like what you hear, but it’ll definitely be what you need to know. The purpose of this podcast is to meet yourself right where you are; meaning giving yourself grace BUT knowing right from wrong.