Hi guys, welcome back to another episode of the Bearing Fruit podcast.

In this week's episode, we dive deep into the difference between seeking God's hand (His blessings, provision, and intervention) versus seeking His face (His presence, relationship, and intimate fellowship). Are we focused more on what God can give us, or are we truly pursuing a deeper connection with who He is?

Together, we’ll reflect on what it truly means to desire God’s presence over His provision, and how easy it is to slip into a faith built on asking rather than adoring. It’s a heart-check for every believer—a call to return to the simple, pure pursuit of knowing God for who He is, not just what He gives.

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Welcome back to another episode of the Bearing Fruit podcast. In this episode we discuss the first and one of the oldest tactics of the enemy and how he attacks. We’ve all heard that little whisper in our minds: “Did God really say that?” It’s the same question the serpent asked Eve in the garden, and it’s still one of the enemy’s favorite tricks today.

In this episode, we’re unpacking how doubt sneaks into our lives, how culture twists God’s Word, and why it’s so important to actually know what He’s said. We’ll talk about how Jesus responded when He was tempted, and how we can do the same when lies try to creep in.

If you’ve ever found yourself second-guessing what God has promised or wondering if His Word really applies to your situation, this one’s for you.

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Welcome Back and Happy Podcast Week! In this week's episode we dive into the powerful reality that our tears are never wasted. Too often, we view our pain and sorrow as signs of defeat—but what if they are the very tools God uses to shape us? Our tears, whether from heartbreak, frustration, or joy, are never overlooked by God. In fact, they become a part of His redemptive work in the world. We explore how God’s hands are actively at work in the midst of our vulnerability, crafting something beautiful and purposeful from what feels like loss.

Let's unpack how God meets us in our brokenness and how, even in our weakest moments, His hands are still working. It’s time to let our tears become part of the bigger picture He’s painting in our lives.

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Happy Podcast Week!! In this episode, we dive deep into the small, subtle sins that have slipped under the radar of our daily lives. From the seemingly harmless habits to the cultural norms we've become numb to, we explore how these "hidden" behaviors shape our society, relationships, and even our own self-awareness. Are we so used to these sins that they've lost their sting? Or is there more lurking in the background than we care to admit?

Welcome back to another episode of the Bearing Fruit podcast. In this week's episode, we discuss how the enemy isn’t intimidated by your enthusiasm or momentary zeal, but by your unwavering commitment to follow God’s call. The devil trembles when we remain steadfast, even in the face of challenges. True faith isn’t just about starting strong—it’s about finishing well.

The passion alone isn't enough. It’s easy to get fired up, but the real power comes when you choose to remain faithful, day after day, even when the flames of fire go out. The devil trembles when he sees you choosing obedience over feelings, consistency over comfort, and faithfulness over fleeting emotion.

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Welcome back to The Bearing Fruit podcast.

I’m so glad to be back officially, and I truly can’t wait to see what the Lord has in store for the podcast this year. To start things off, I felt the Lord impress this specific topic on my heart to share with you.

In today’s episode, we’re diving into a tension many believers wrestle with—waiting on God vs. getting stuck in the wait. There is such a beauty in stillness before the Lord, but what happens when that waiting turns into fear, complacency, or spiritual paralysis?

The truth is, God never calls us to wait so we can stay stagnant. His pauses always have purpose—but they’re also meant to prepare us for movement. Sometimes we stay planted in soil we’ve long outgrown, mistaking inaction for obedience.

Let’s talk about what it really looks like to wait well, and to grow in the waiting,

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Welcome back to another episode of the Bearing Fruit podcast. In this week's episode we dive deeper into what it means to suffer as a Christian - more importantly why it is necessary to suffer. I think I can speak for everyone when I say that suffering can be extremely uncomfortable and painful. But in today's episode, we look at what the scripture says about suffering, why suffering is seen as a gift, and how we can steward our seasons of suffering well. There is no victory without a battle!

Welcome back to another episode of the Bearing Fruit podcast. In this week's episode we talk about the dangers of placing our faith in fear and how easily fear can entangle our life when we are vulnerable to the enemy. I pray that this episode blesses you and encourages you to use the greatest weapon that the Lord has given us to combat fear - The Living Word of God.

Happy Podcast Day and Welcome back to another episode of the Bearing Fruit podcast. Join me in this week's episode as we meditate on one of the most incredible stories in The Bible where we witness God's command to Abraham, contradicting the promise that He gave. What happens when what God has asked you to do doesn't directly correlate in receiving the promise He spoke to you? Do you have enough faith in the Lord to trust His intentions? Do you trust His character? Are you familiar with the heart of God? Is His promise enough to obey His command?

Welcome back and Happy Podcast Day!! We are back and I couldn't be more excited to get back to uploading again. I thought before we get back to regular programming, I would share what the last few months have been like for me - specifically what God has been teaching me. I can't wait to see what God has in store for this podcast. I love you guys so much and I hope you enjoy me yapping for 25 mins.