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Samson had a call on his life. God gave Samson supernatural strength as long as his hair was never cut.

Unfortunately, Samson’s pride, ego, or Delilah’s incessant nagging caused him to give up the secret to his strength. As a result he became powerless until the day he repented and asked God for one more chance. (Read Judges Chapters 13-16)

God has also given YOU natural and supernatural abilities. In this episode, I ask you a few questions to help you identify your God-given gifts, and to discover what things could leave you powerless.

When you can identify these things, you have a greater chance of walking in victory.

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In this episode, I'm sharing a few takeaways I've had while reading though Proverbs this month. 

I also shared how each of us has a "superpower" and that we can focus on that instead of always trying to fix our weaknesses.  

In this episode, I thought I'd encourage you with a little bit of my personal testimony.

Some things I experienced left me feeling like I had no value, and because of that, I ended up making some less than stellar choices. 

But, God showed up and taught me how to have a voice that I didn't have when I was younger.

Now, it's my mission to encourage and inspire others not to  live in a place of contempt for themselves.  I hope this helps set you free.

We all have pity parties.  The question is, do we realize how often we have them?? And, what do we do when we catch ourselves wallowing? 

Today, I'm sharing 4 ways to turn that victim mentality into a victorious mindset.  

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A couple weeks ago, a man in Massachusetts was swallowed by a whale.

It reminds me of the story of Jonah. God told him to do some thing, so instead of doing that, he went in the other direction and caused all kinds of issues in other people’s lives. When he was finally obedient, he was angry at God for being good and forgiving.

Tune in to hear the story and find out if you and I might have a similar pattern. Also, July 1-31 is the Proverbs Challenge! 

A proverbs 31 woman seems like the epitome of a perfect woman. But, is that what we’re supposed to strive to be like? 

Find out in this episode!

A couple days ago, my stepson shared something with me that he heard at a church service. “An apple tree is still an apple tree even when it’s not bearing fruit.”

It made me think about who we all are in the body of Christ.

In this episode, we’re going to look at a few scriptures that will help us embrace who God created us to be. It’s pretty epic!

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Have you ever noticed how sometimes kids can offer you such profound insight?

Over this past weekend, a little girl taught me a lesson about sacrifice and idolatry which caused me to reflect on my own walk with God.

Are you willing to sacrifice the good for the great? That’s what we’ll be talking about in this episode!

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Everyone at some point develops that feeling of shame.  Shame keeps us hiding. Where did this "shameful" identity come from and how can you get rid of it?

Find out in this episode of Faithing Your Fears.

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In this episode, I’ll share about how our home renovations mirror our internal renovations. 

It reminds me of how people that don’t know us well see all of the awesome things about us. People close to us see more of the “real” us, the good, the bad, and ugly.

But, sometimes, what we see in ourselves it’s just the ugly because we are the closest to us.