In this episode of At the Feet of Jesus, we talk about what it really means to trust God—especially when He starts removing the very things we thought we needed.

Through the story of Gideon in Judges 7, we see how God intentionally reduced an army from thousands down to just 300 men. It didn’t make sense. It didn’t feel safe. But God was doing something deeper—He was stripping away every false sense of security so that Gideon would rely fully on Him.

Sometimes, God allows us to hold onto control for a moment, only to show us that our strength, plans, and resources are not enough. And then, in His mercy, He begins to disarm us—not to weaken us, but to reposition our trust back where it belongs.

This episode is a reminder that when God starts taking away what feels comfortable or logical, it’s not punishment—it’s preparation. He is teaching you to lean on Him completely.

“Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding.” – Proverbs 3:5

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In this episode of At the Feet of Jesus, we reflect on the story of Hannah and Peninnah in 1 Samuel 1, and uncover a powerful truth—sometimes the pain we wish away is the very thing God uses to push us into our destiny.

Hannah was deeply distressed, provoked, and misunderstood. Peninnah’s constant reminders of what Hannah lacked caused her great pain, but that same pain drove Hannah to a place of deep surrender before God. What looked like rejection and suffering became the turning point that led to her answered prayer and the birth of her promise.

In this episode, we talk about how seasons of rejection, delay, and emotional pain are not wasted. God can use them to refine us, position us, and draw us closer to Him in ways comfort never could. What if the very thing hurting you is also the thing preparing you?

This is a reminder that God does not ignore your tears—He uses them. Your pain has purpose, and your story is still unfolding.

“The Lord had closed her womb… but Hannah prayed to the Lord and wept bitterly.” – 1 Samuel 1:5-10

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In this episode of At the Feet of Jesus, we talk about the moment Mary Magdalene went to the tomb after Jesus had been crucified and found that the stone had been rolled away. Instead of remembering what Jesus had said about rising again, fear and grief made her believe that someone had taken Him away. She ran to tell Peter, “They have taken my Lord out of the tomb, and we do not know where they have laid him.”

How often do we do the same thing? God gives us a promise, but when things take longer than expected or do not happen the way we imagined, we begin to panic, doubt, and assume the worst. We forget what He said because of what we see.

This episode is a reminder to keep your faith in God even when things seem delayed, confusing, or impossible. Just because you cannot see what God is doing does not mean He is not working. The stone was already rolled away before Mary understood what was happening, and in the same way, God is often moving long before we see the breakthrough.

God always fulfills His promises in His perfect time.

“Though it linger, wait for it; it will certainly come and will not delay.” – Habakkuk 2:3

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In this episode of At the Feet of Jesus, we reflect on the resurrection of Jesus and what it means for us today. Jesus did not stay in the grave—He rose again, proving that He is faithful, powerful, and true to His Word. The resurrection is not just a story from the Bible; it is a reminder that if Jesus could conquer death, then there is nothing impossible for Him in our lives.

Sometimes we wait on God’s promises and wonder if they will ever come to pass. But just as Jesus fulfilled the promise of His resurrection, He will also fulfill every promise He has spoken over us. Even when things seem delayed, silent, or impossible, God is still working.

This episode is for anyone who needs hope, encouragement, and a reminder that God always keeps His Word.

“Jesus said to her, ‘I am the resurrection and the life. The one who believes in me will live, even though they die.’” – John 11:25

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In this episode of At the Feet of Jesus, we reflect on the state of our minds and what it means to care for our mental health as believers. Anchored in Philippians 4:4–8, this conversation explores how God calls us to think, process, and respond to life’s pressures with intentionality and truth.

Our minds are constantly under pressure—from anxiety, overthinking, fear, and the weight of everyday life. But this episode is a reminder that we are not called to live overwhelmed. Instead, we are invited to bring our thoughts before God, to be honest about what we’re carrying, and to align our minds with what is true, pure, and life-giving.

This isn’t about pretending everything is okay. It’s about learning how to guard your heart and mind while walking with God through real emotions and real struggles.

If you’ve been feeling mentally exhausted, anxious, or overwhelmed, this episode invites you to slow down, breathe, and sit with God in a way that brings peace and clarity.

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In this episode of At the Feet of Jesus, I’m joined by a very special guest—my dad—as we have an honest conversation about how to trust God in uncertain seasons.

Life often brings moments where the future feels unclear, prayers feel unanswered, and the path ahead seems uncertain. Together, we reflect on personal experiences, biblical wisdom, and the lessons that come from walking with God through seasons of waiting, doubt, and faith.

This conversation is a reminder that trusting God doesn’t mean having all the answers. It means learning to walk with Him even when the road is unclear, believing that He is present, faithful, and working behind the scenes.

If you’re currently navigating a season where things feel uncertain, this episode is an invitation to pause, listen, and be encouraged that you are not alone—and that God can be trusted even in the unknown.

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the moments of Jesus in the Garden of Gethsemane as recorded in Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. These scriptures remind us that even in deep anguish, Jesus was seen by the Father—and that same truth applies to us today.

This episode explores the comfort and the challenge of knowing that God still sees us in our storms. He sees the weight we carry, the prayers we whisper, and the fears we wrestle with. Yet, just as Jesus chose obedience in the garden, we are also called to carry our cross and follow Him, even when the road is painful and unclear.

It is a reminder that being seen by God does not mean the storm disappears, but it does mean we are never alone in it. God is fully aware of what you are facing, and His grace is sufficient to help you walk through it.

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Come sit at the feet of Jesus and be encouraged to trust Him, even in the garden seasons of life 🤍

In this episode of Heartbeat of Jesus, we reflect on what it truly means to walk in intimacy with Jesus. Using John 14 as our anchor, we explore the beautiful truth that relationship with Him is not one-sided. Jesus desires closeness with us just as much as we long for closeness with Him.

This episode unpacks how intimacy with Christ is built through love, obedience, and daily fellowship—not perfection. It reminds us that faith is not only about believing in Jesus, but about knowing Him personally and allowing His presence to shape how we live.

If you’ve ever wondered whether Jesus really wants a relationship with you, this episode is an invitation to see His heart more clearly and to draw nearer to Him in a real and personal way.

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In this episode of At the Feet of Jesus, we explore the question: What does purity really look like for a believer? Using the example of Daniel’s resolve not to defile himself, we reflect on how purity goes far beyond outward actions and extends to the condition of the heart.

Anchored in Matthew 15:10–20, this conversation challenges the idea that purity is only about what we do on the outside. Instead, it invites us to examine what we allow into our hearts, minds, and lives—and how those things shape the way we live out our faith daily.

This episode is an invitation to honest reflection: what does defilement look like today, and what does it mean to live set apart in a world that constantly pulls us in different directions?

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In this episode of At the Feet of Jesus, we reflect on what it means to have a heart that attracts the hand of God. Drawing from Daniel 1:8, we explore the quiet power of conviction, obedience, and intentional living—even when no one is watching.

Daniel’s decision to remain faithful wasn’t loud or dramatic, but it positioned him for divine favor. This episode is a reminder that God often moves through hearts that are resolved, surrendered, and aligned with Him, even in the smallest choices.

If you’ve been wondering how to live in a way that honors God, how to stand firm in your convictions, or how to cultivate a heart that draws closer to Him, this conversation invites you to slow down and reflect.

✨ Have a testimony or reflection to share?

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Come sit, reflect, and grow at the feet of Jesus 🤍