
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or


Today, we are studying the fourth chapter of Mark. Our focus is on verse 35-41
In this portion of scripture, Jesus had given the disciples a word, “Let us go over to the other side.” The disciples had to leave the crowd behind for them to obey that word. As they were obeying God, A furious storm came to challenge that promise. It caused them to take their eyes off of the promise. They could only see chaos all around them. Their circumstances caused them to doubt if they could trust that word. Are you doubting a promise from God because everything around you is telling you that it is impossible.
Today, we are studying the first chapter of the gospel of Mark. The first chapter of Mark highlights the beginnings of Jesus’ ministry. Many significant events happen in this chapter; the baptism and temptation of Jesus, the calling of the first disciples, Jesus driving out an evil spirit, and the healing ministry of Jesus. From the moment Jesus launched his ministry, he became a very busy man. His days were filled with teaching, preaching, and healing. As busy as Jesus was, he prioritized his prayer life.
On this podcast, we go through the Bible one chapter at a time. I love to read the Bible out loud. Many years ago, after I had my last child, I was feeling overwhelmed, trying to balance it all. I remember seeking God about how I was feeling. He led me to start reading the Bible out loud. Everything changed once I prioritized reading the word of God out loud.
Today, we are studying the twelfth chapter of 2 Corinthians. Have you ever had a period in your life when you felt like everything was coming at you at once? How did you manage to get through that difficult period? Paul can relate. His ministry for the most part was going well. He was receiving so much revelation. Then Paul hit a season in his life in which everything seemed to be coming at him all at once. This harassment became so unbearable that Paul prayed three times for deliverance. God said to Paul, "My grace is sufficient for you."
On this podcast, we go through the Bible one chapter at a time. I love to read the Bible out loud. Many years ago, after I had my last child, I was feeling overwhelmed, trying to balance it all. I remember seeking God about how I was feeling. He led me to start reading the Bible out loud. Everything changed once I prioritized reading the word of God out loud.
Today, we are studying the eleventh chapter of 2 Corinthians.Rather than boasting about his accomplishments, Paul boasted about the sufferings that he endured for the sake of the gospel. Besides everything else, He faced the daily pressure of his concern for all the churches. This past year has put undue pressure on many of us. Many of us are dealing with the pressure of being a perfect wife, mother, daughter, and friend amid a pandemic.
On this podcast, we go through the Bible one chapter at a time. I love to read the Bible out loud. Many years ago, after I had my last child, I was feeling overwhelmed, trying to balance it all. I remember seeking God about how I was feeling. He led me to start reading the Bible out loud. Everything changed once I prioritized reading the word of God out loud.
Today, we are studying the tenth chapter of 2 Corinthians. Paul reminds us that we do not live according to the standards of this world. We do not wage war as the world does. Your fight is to demolish strongholds that can form in your mind. We have to take captive every thought that sets itself up against the knowledge of God. We must make that thought obedient to Christ. Change your thoughts to line up with the Word of God.
On this podcast, we go through the Bible one chapter at a time. I love to read the Bible out loud. Many years ago, after I had my last child, I was feeling overwhelmed, trying to balance it all. I remember seeking God about how I was feeling. He led me to start reading the Bible out loud. Everything changed once I prioritized reading the word of God out loud.
From the publisher's feed