Coffee with Cathie

In this episode, Dr. Cathie teaches on the words we use, starting from Ephesians 4:29. She covers how faith talks compared to fear, speaking the answer instead of the problem, and finishes with declarations to say out loud.

In this episode, Dr. Cathie finishes the eight ways to walk in spiritual authority, picking up at number five. She covers staying humble, teachable, and walking in love and forgiveness

In this episode, Dr. Cathie teaches on the difference between influence and authority. She covers why some people can quote scripture all day without anything changing, and begins eight ways to walk in spiritual authority.

In this episode, Dr. Cathie continues on offense with part two, how it gets in and how to shut the door. She covers text messages and missing tone, the everyday situations that offend people, and the reasons people give for not forgiving.

In this episode, Dr. Cathie teaches on offense and why leaving a church or a job does not solve it. She covers Matthew 5:9, why offense is a trap rather than a personality trait, and the difference between God's direct path and the gossip path.

In this episode, Dr. Cathie teaches on overcoming the trap of offense. She covers the signs you are carrying one, including sharing it as a prayer request, avoiding the person, and losing your prayer and worship, and closes by walking through forgiveness.

In this episode, Dr. Cathie covers Philippians 4:8, why a negative heart cannot produce positive fruit, and how negativity spreads to the people around you.

In this episode, Dr. Cathie addresses the disappointment believers feel when well known Christian leaders and ministries fall. She covers why it shakes people, how compromise wounds the church, and why God has always kept faithful voices.

In this episode, Dr. Cathie teaches on magnifying God instead of your problems. She covers what happens when you replay a problem all day, six points on where your attention goes, and how to get your focus back on God.

In this episode, Dr. Cathie goes through 1 Corinthians 13 and breaks it down into nine ingredients of divine love. She starts with patience and what it means to give people room to grow, then works through the rest of the list.