How do you know God? How do you know when it's HIm speaking? Listen in as Mayra and our special guest (Nuno Banda) develope what it is to know God and how to know Him. This is part 1 of 2, so be sure to continue on to part 2 at your own time and convenience.

How do we Trust God? We can't trust what and whom we don't know. We trust what we KNOW to be relable and what we are FAMILIAR with, so it only makes sense to put the knoweldge of God at the top of our list to be able to trust Him more.

Being thankful even in the smallest of things is big and goes a long way. Listen in with Mayra as she helps us navigate the road to a life of gratefulness and gratitude. Remember where you were and how far you've come. God is Good!

Being grateful doesn't come natural to the human body and mind. We have to workout our attitude towards being and living greatful just like any other habit. Listen how Mayra shows us how we can move to being more grateful even in the midst of heardache and pain.

What does it mean to be thankful and what does it mean to be content? What is the importance of being content in all things and how will it strengthen us to do ALL things? Listen in while Mayra explains why Paul says "I can do all things through Christ..." as being part of a thankful lifestyle.

Offended at God? Something not talked about much, but more common than we think is when we are offended at God for something in our lives; un-answered prayer, hurt, mistreatment, sickness, death, etc. Listen how you can navigate being offended at God in our last podcast this season of Forgiving.

Forgiving yourself. Probably one of the most difficult people to forgive is our ownselves. Listen as Mayra guides us in ways we can forgive even the most unforgivable person we may know and most familiar with. Ourselves.

What does it look like when forgiveness needs to happen even within the church. Our guest invite, Susie Marquez

We are a result of our parent's form and way of parenting whether the lack of or the "overprotective" parenting. Now that we are parents or future parents, the same grace that we want for us needs to be the same grac that we need to give to ours.

What if the offendor never apologizes or recognizes the offense towards you? Can you and will you forgive without receiving what you long to hear; an acknowlegement and/or an apology. What can you do if you never do?