The Queen Bathsheba leads listeners into a deep meditation on Psalm 1—a foundational text that contrasts the way of the righteous with the path of the wicked. This episode unpacks the layered biblical vocabulary that defines our spiritual direction: righteousness, wickedness, evil, unrighteousness, and ungodliness.

Psalm 1 isn’t just a poetic entry to the Psalms—it is a theological map. Through this sacred lens, we examine what it means to stand, walk, and sit in alignment or rebellion. This episode reveals how our positioning reflects our relationship with truth and how the language of Scripture draws bold lines between the blessed and the perishing.

Listeners will walk away with clarity on the distinctions among these often-blurred terms and gain a greater understanding of how righteousness is not merely moral behavior, but a rooted identity.

📖 Central Scripture:

Psalm 1:1–6 – “Blessed is the man who walketh not in the counsel of the ungodly…”

This passage serves as the anchor, guiding every insight and application throughout the devotional.

🔍 What You’ll Discover:

🌱 Call to Action:

This is more than a devotional—it’s a spiritual reckoning. Examine your posture. Consider your path. Choose where you will be planted.

🎧 Listen now and let Psalm 1 reveal the language of your life.

Transformation doesn’t start with behavior—it starts with the heart. In this episode, we explore why true change comes through surrender, not striving. As Proverbs 23:7 says, “As a man thinketh in his heart, so is he.”

Our actions may look good, but God sees deeper—into our motives, intentions, and love. From Peter’s failure to Paul’s zeal, Scripture reminds us: we are not defined by our flaws, but by our submission and love for God.

In this thought-provoking episode of CFV Spoken Devotionals, we confront long-standing assumptions about one of the most misunderstood women in the Bible—the Samaritan woman at the well in John 4. Was she truly promiscuous, or have we misread her story through cultural and theological lenses that obscure its original meaning?

Join The Queen Bathsheba as she takes listeners on a journey into the historical, cultural, and covenantal context of first-century Samaria. Unpacking the deep tensions between Jews and Samaritans, this devotional reexamines Jesus’ encounter with the woman at Jacob’s well not as a confrontation over sin, but as a divine moment of restoration, identity, and true worship.

What does it mean to worship in spirit and in truth? And how does this story challenge the way we see God, women, and spiritual transformation?

In This Episode, You’ll Discover:

Perfect for:

Listeners seeking deeper biblical insight, spiritual reflection, and a fresh lens on familiar scripture.

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In this deeply reflective episode of CFV Spoken Devotionals, The Queen Bathsheba unpacks the heart of Matthew 6—a chapter that calls us to shift our focus from worldly anxieties to Kingdom priorities. Jesus’ words echo with clarity: “Seek first the Kingdom of God and His righteousness, and all these things will be added to you.” But what does it really mean to seek the Kingdom first?

With powerful imagery and cultural insights, this devotional walks through the tension between earthly concerns—like food, clothing, money, and status—and the eternal values of the Kingdom. From the danger of divided loyalties to the promise of divine provision, this episode challenges listeners to re-evaluate what governs their daily choices.

In This Episode, You’ll Explore:

Let this Word ground you, stretch your faith, and bring clarity to your pursuit of God’s Kingdom above all else.

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What if fear isn’t just a feeling—but a trap? In this soul-stirring episode of CFV Spoken Devotionals, Are You Afraid? What If…, The Queen Bathsheba unpacks how fear subtly entangles the heart, stifling purpose, joy, and identity. Rooted in Scripture and raw honesty, this devotional explores the spiritual weight of “What if?” and how love—perfect, powerful, Divine love—calls us higher.

You’ll be invited to examine where fear has taken root and reminded that God’s love casts out fear, freeing you to rise into wholeness, truth, and divine confidence.

Scripture Focus: 1 John 4:18, Isaiah 43:1-2, Romans 8:15

Theme: Breaking free from fear, the liberating power of love, rising into spiritual identity.

In Part III of What Is the Kingdom of God?, we delve into four profound metaphors used by Jesus to reveal the mystery of the Kingdom: the seed, the soil, the scythe, and the fig tree. This episode explores how the Kingdom begins with something small and seemingly insignificant, how its growth depends on the condition of the heart, how God discerns fruitfulness with a righteous standard, and how the harvest signals both judgment and fulfillment.

Drawing from ancient biblical context and spiritual insight, this devotional challenges listeners to examine their own readiness to receive, nurture, and bear fruit for the Kingdom. Prepare to be convicted, encouraged, and awakened to the Kingdom work happening both within and around you.

In this soul-stirring continuation of What Is the Kingdom of God?, we journey deeper into the revelation of the Kingdom—not as a far-off place, but as a present reality embedded within the hearts of those called to rule. This episode unveils the power, culture, and identity of the Kingdom within, challenging listeners to dismantle religious programming and awaken to their Godly inheritance.

The Kingdom is not simply a destination—it is a divine government, a way of being, and a spiritual authority rooted in righteousness, justice, and truth. While you await the return of Yeshua, you were born to embody the Kingdom now.

Key Themes:

WARNING: This episode is not for the faint of heart. It will challenge everything you thought you knew.

Do not tune in if you are not ready.

In this heart-stirring episode of CFV Spoken Devotionals, The Queen Bathsheba invites listeners into a sacred space of vulnerability with God. Can We Be Honest? explores the beauty and power of truth-telling—especially when it comes to how we really feel.

This devotional challenges the performance-driven faith that often silences our struggles. Instead, it embraces the raw and unfiltered conversations we’re invited to have with the One who already knows.

Bathsheba reminds us that honesty isn’t weakness—it’s the soil where transformation grows. When we stop pretending and start confessing—our fears, frustrations, fatigue—God doesn’t reject us; He refines us. In our openness, He reveals purpose. In our brokenness, He moves mightily.

Whether you’re weary, discouraged, or just tired of holding it all together, this episode is a call to drop the mask and enter Divine intimacy. Let truth usher in healing, and let God use your realness as a vessel for His glory.

In a world dominated by anxiety and performance, Fear or Love asks a defining question: What spirit are you truly living from?

This episode begins the urgent conversation around The Spirit of Fear, tracing the path from Peter’s denial to his restoration—not as a story of failure, but of identity reclaimed through love. The Queen Bathsheba unpacks how Jesus, fully aware of Peter’s weakness, didn’t confront him with shame but with love. “Do you love me?”—a question not for condemnation, but for calling.

Today, many of us are caught in that same space. We’ve confused caution with wisdom, fear with humility, and silence with survival. But the Spirit of God is not afraid. It is power, it is love, and it is a sound mind (2 Timothy 1:7). You don’t have to earn your way back to purpose—you just have to say yes to love.

If fear has distorted how you see yourself, your mission, or your relationship with God, this devotional is your invitation to step out of agreement with fear and return to the truth: You were made in love, saved by love, and sustained through love.

Key Scriptures:

Takeaway: Fear will always challenge your identity. But love will always restore it.

In this episode of CFV Spoken Devotionals, The Queen Bathsheba offers a powerful meditation on the true nature of the Kingdom of God—not as a distant place, but as a living reality revealed in our hearts, choices, and communities. This devotional invites us to see the Kingdom not through the lens of religion or ritual, but through fruitfulness, understanding, and abiding in divine presence.

Let us turn to the Scriptures not merely for answers but for vision:

Listeners are invited to reflect on what it means to truly live as citizens of this Kingdom—rooted in love, shaped by truth, and bearing witness through transformation.

Call to Action:

Ask yourself: Is my life producing the fruit of the Kingdom? Where might God be cultivating deeper growth in me?