Coffee & Jesus

This episode explores Psalm 16:8 and what it means to "set the Lord always before me." Through reflection and practical tips, the host shows how making God the central focus brings steadiness, even amid fear, anxiety, and hardship.

Listeners are encouraged to practice short, concrete habits—speaking truth aloud and asking focusing questions—to re-center on God’s presence and find unshakable faith in everyday life.

Host Kristi explores Psalm 15, asking who may dwell in God’s presence and unpacking practical signs of a life that belongs near God—especially how our words reflect our hearts.

She connects the Psalm’s standards to Jesus; explains that access to God comes through him; and challenges listeners to let the Holy Spirit reshape their speech and relationships.

Kristi also announces an upcoming online Bible Academy and invites listeners to reflect, pray, and grow deeper in the Word.

How do you approach someone who says there is no God? Is your attitude one of superiority, or do you remember how you were once in need of a Savior as well? Tune into today’s episode to discover the answers.

In this episode the host reflects on Psalm 13, where David moves from honest lament—asking "How long?"—to a decisive trust in God’s unfailing love. The message explores how to hold pain and hope together, build a memory of God’s goodness, and choose praise even before an answer arrives.

Practical steps include saying your honest "but I trust" confession, making a simple list of ways God has been good, and turning one item into a sentence of praise to strengthen your waiting.

Kristi (Coffee and Jesus) examines Psalm 12, centering on verse 6: "The words of the Lord are flawless," and the image of silver refined in a furnace. She contrasts God’s pure, steady truth with the surrounding culture of lies, gossip, and criticism.

The episode offers practical counsel: don’t react to every attack, check your heart before responding, and let Scripture shape both your words and tone so your faith can stand firm amid opposition.

This episode reflects on Psalm 11 (and Psalm 82), exploring what the righteous can do when society's foundations feel like they're crumbling.

The host encourages listeners to take refuge in the Lord, keep moral clarity, pray for leaders, and hold to hope grounded in God's justice.

Have you ever been wronged and felt that anger rising up within? Did it seem easier to seek revenge than to allow God to right the wrong? Well, listen to today's episode with Kristi as she shares how to deal with your feelings When Justice Feels Delayed.

Kristi Neace explores Psalm 8 on Coffee and Jesus, reflecting on God’s vast majesty in creation and the surprising intimacy He shows toward humanity. She highlights the wonder of the heavens, the simple praise of children, and the invitation to trust God with the rhythms of our lives.

Practical prompts encourage listeners to notice God’s handiwork, recenter through praise, and remember that the Creator who holds the universe also cares for each person.