By Daniel Moore
In this world there are many disconnects that cause chaos in our lives. This podcast was birthed from the desire to share hope and restoration of the power of the Gospel by being transparent and op
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All the way to the alter, a couple highly prioritizes their relationship. If there are any problems, they console themselves with the idea that everything will be fixed when they get married. They spend lots of time together and focus on each other during the wedding and honeymoon. The new relationship and living arrangement keep the excitement there to keep things going.
Then children come along and that can often lead to a shift in priorities within a marriage. As the excitement of the new marriage begins to wear off, the focus may shift to the children and careers, causing the couple to drift apart and not prioritize each other in their marriage.
Mothers can often become absorbed in caring for the children, putting their needs above all else. This can lead to the mother neglecting her relationship with her husband and placing less importance on spending quality time together.
Fathers may start to focus more on their careers, investing time and energy into work to provide for the family. This can lead to the dad spending less time at home and with his wife, potentially causing feelings of neglect and distance in the marriage.
When these problems begin to arise in an unequally yoked relationship, it can make it even more difficult to navigate than if you were equally yoked and felt you were with God's soulmate.
We discuss that this week on Connecting the Gap. Visit our website at www.connectingthegap.net for everything about our ministry. We pray you are blessed by this episode!
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Is it ok to be jealous in our marriage and relationships? When we have trust issues in our marriage can we install apps on our phone to watch our significant others every move? Some of you are probably saying, "I already do that!" But is that really a healthy way to live life together when you are trying to be one unit in marriage but are really completely divided?
Our conversation this week takes an honest look at the dynamics of friendships with the opposite sex while in committed relationships, as well as trust and jealousy. Michelle and I share candid personal stories that expose the potential dangers of secrecy and lack of transparency, which can lead to feelings of betrayal. Emphasizing the need for open communication, we stress how honest dialogue can prevent emotional connections that might threaten the trust and stability of a marriage. Our goal is to equip you with the tools to navigate these situations and maintain a healthy, trusting union.
We have to understand that the sacred bond between spouses is truly a divine connection ordained by God. Our goal as couples should be to prioritize your relationship above all else, including external distractions. With insights drawn from biblical perspectives, we contemplate how sacrificial love, inspired by the relationship between Jesus and the church, can fortify and protect the marital bond. Through faith and resilience, we aim to inspire couples to honor their sacred marital covenant, ensuring their relationship not only endures but thrives.
Visit our website at www.connectingthegap.net for everything about our ministry. On some platforms the links for the show are in the show notes. We pray you have a blessed week!
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Celebrating our 200th episode is truly a milestone worth cherishing, and what better way to commemorate it than with my special guest—my beautiful wife! We reminisce about the journey I've undertaken over the past four years on Connecting the Gap while launching a new marriage series, "The 4 Laws of Love." This series promises to offer real-world insights and heartfelt guidance for couples, whether newlyweds navigating the early stages of marriage or those facing long-standing challenges, all while centering God in our conversation.
Marriage is a divine covenant that mirrors the relationship between Christ and the church, and in this episode, we unravel what it means to honor that sacred bond. Using Genesis 2:24 as our compass, we discuss the imperative of leaving one's parents to forge a new family. We also shine a light on the critical role of mentors and the impact of cultural traditions that welcome and affirm the union of newlyweds. Our conversation doesn't shy away from the reality of marital facades and the necessity for transparency, unity, and commitment, essential for building a marriage that aligns with spiritual beliefs.
Setting healthy boundaries not only strengthens marital bonds but also respects the roles of parents. We tackle the challenge of balancing parental respect with the primacy of marriage, addressing how excessive involvement can strain relationships. From prioritizing the marital relationship over distractions like social media to encouraging regular date nights without phones, we underscore the importance of communication and prioritization. Join us as we reflect on personal stories, learning from past divorces, and share how maintaining a balanced relationship can help break the generational cycle of divorce, ultimately spreading hope and restoration to others.
Visit our website for more information about our ministry. Please share this with someone you think might benefit from this series. We pray that you have a blessed week!
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Roses are red, violets are blue, if I were a cat, I’d spend all my lives falling for you!
Roses are red, violets are blue, I’m not a fortune teller, but my future looks brighter with you!
They say dating is a numbers game, so can I get yours?
Do you believe in love at first sight, or do you need to look at my profile again?
Do you have a map? I just got lost in your eyes.
Ahhhhh .... the dating years! Everything was so innocent, and each day was a brand-new day as we were falling in love. The cheesy pickup lines, going out on dates, promising the world ... then - we got married.
Then what? Adulting? We have to dedicate ourselves to our spouses and cut the line to all of our old dates? We can't go out every weekend with the buddies, party, and come home at 2 in the morning? You want a kid? What did I sign myself up for??? After 20+ years of marriage, my wife and I have decided that sometimes we really just don't truly understand what we are signing up for when we tie that knot!
The real question is, what do you do when temptations arise in the marriage? What do you do when you get upset at your spouse and you shut down and the communication stops? What do you do when the romance of those starry nights parking in the woods hiding from the parents eventually becomes a reality of you both sleeping on your own side of the bed every night without any intimacy left in your marriage? These are a small taste of the very real issues people struggle with all of the time. Even Christians fall into these traps.
This week Michelle and I confront the tough questions of trust, discipline, and faith in marriage with our testimony. Unresolved feelings and friendships with the opposite sex tested the boundaries of our trust, while the strains of unemployment and depression added layers to the monster in the room. By rebuilding our connection with God, we found the strength to face these adversities head-on, learning invaluable lessons about vulnerability, forgiveness, and the importance of keeping God in the middle. But not before our marriage almost ended up in divorce.
We pray you have a blessed week!
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The upcoming 2024 November elections hold the power to reshape abortion laws across ten pivotal states, and we're here to break it all down. From Arizona to New York, critical ballot initiatives are on the table with contrasting approaches to abortion rights, like Nebraska's Initiative 434 and Initiative 439. We uncover the potential consequences of these measures, including the erosion of protections for women and unborn children, and the implications of taxpayer-funded procedures. By examining demographic data and CDC statistics, we provide a clearer picture of the demographic trends shaping the abortion landscape in America today.
Transitioning from statistics to the reality on the ground, we dissect the legal landscape of abortion laws post-2022 Dobbs decision, unraveling misconceptions and highlighting the nuanced realities often overshadowed by political rhetoric. The harrowing case of Kermit Gosnell serves as a chilling backdrop to our exploration of late-term abortion laws. We also draw a thought-provoking comparison between unborn life and animal rights, encouraging a reevaluation of moral priorities. As we advocate for a return to biblical principles, we invite you to join us in embracing life-affirming actions and exercising your civic duty with informed voting.
This week's episode is a little lengthy, but I felt it necessary to share everything I share with you this week to inform you of where we are with abortion in 2024. It's not a fun topic to talk about but we need to speak up and save our babies in America.
Visit our website at www.connectingthegap.net for everything about our ministry. We pray you are blessed each week by the episodes we bring you. Please pray for our country and the upcoming elections.
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Forgiveness and redemption are at the heart of this Connecting the Gap Podcast episode. This week, special guest Brittany Poppe, joins us and shares her personal experience with abortion at the age of 15 and adds invaluable insight to our discussion on how major legal turning points like Roe v. Wade and Dobbs v. Jackson have influenced abortion laws across the United States.
As we discuss her emotional aftermath of abortion, we uncover stories of healing through faith-based support and the transformative power of God’s grace. Our conversation expands to include the broader family dynamics affected by abortion, noting the ripple effect of grief and the emergence of compassion over time. We also tackle complex issues surrounding infertility and miscarriage, offering varied perspectives while underscoring the importance of sincere care and understanding within families facing these challenges.
Brittany opens up about her transformative journey from guilt and shame to healing and empowerment through faith. Her work and personal podcast are dedicated to helping others navigate similar paths, offering hope and support. We also confront the ongoing debates about abortion pills and legislative battles in Missouri. Through these discussions, we emphasize informed voting and the critical role of compassion and grace. Join us for an episode that promises to leave you inspired and informed on these difficult topics.
Visit our website at www.connectingthegap.net to learn more about our ministry. We have lots of resources there for you to utilize in your walk with God.
To visit Brittany Poppe's ministry, please visit www.brittanypoppe.com. If you need any kind of resource for abortions you personally have been through or know others that her ministry would benefit, check out her website for more information. We pray you have a blessed week!
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I want to share with you all this week, a very sober subject. It’s a subject that really isn’t talked about very much. It might even be a little bit of a flashback to being old-school. A nod to the way I grew up. This may sound like a judgmental discussion today, but believe me, it is done out of love. And just to make it clear, I am teaching to the choir. I need this message as much as anyone. This isn’t really a very popular subject that anyone wants to talk about, but this week we are going to take a trip to Hell.
I’m sure there are Christians listening to this episode this week. Some of you may not be Christians. Some of you may have never had a relationship with God in your life since you were born. Some of you may go to church each week, and just warm a pew. You know, that’s the crazy thing about claiming to be a Christian. We can dedicate ourselves to go to church every week, but yet we are just going through the motions. Is that you? I’ve been there. I pray to never be there ever again.
Some of you may go to church to just get a feel-good message. One that isn’t convicting. One that makes you feel like an accomplished believer when you walk out the door and into your Monday, but the truth is, the last thing you want to happen as a created being on this earth, is for someone to tickle your ear in church and you die lost.
There is a scripture in Hebrews that says, “It is appointed unto men to die once, and after that, the judgment.” We all have an appointment someday. Most appointments we make in life, we don’t really have to keep. Things can come up and those appointments can be canceled or moved. This one appointment with God is not like that. It’s a one-time shot. There are no do-overs. The Bible says it is appointed unto us once to die.
Visit our website at www.connectingthegap.net for everything about our ministry. Please subscribe and share. I know there is someone out there somewhere today that needs to hear this week's episode. Otherwise, God would not have put it on my heart to share it.
I do pray you have a blessed week ... but in the meantime ... let's take a trip to Hell ...
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In school, testing is an opportunity to reveal your understanding. In life, testing is an opportunity to reveal your faith.
Sometimes God puts us in difficult positions to test us. And believe it or not many of Jesus miracles involve the testing of faith. The miracle of Jesus walking on the water marks the second, not the first time that Jesus used the storm on the Sea of Galilee to test His disciples.
Have you ever thought about the fact that sometimes your problems may be engineered by God so that you will learn how to depend on Him for times of even greater stress in the future? God is always up to something in the lives of His people, and this week we're going to learn what He was doing through His Son, Jesus Christ, the day He walked on the water.
Visit our website at www.connectingthegap.net for everything about our ministry. We hope you are blessed, and your faith is built up with this episode. We pray you have a blessed week!
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Ever wondered how a career in nursing could prepare someone for a life in ministry? In this episode of Connecting the Gap, we sit down with Ashley Wilhite to uncover her inspiring journey from a pastor’s kid in Skiatook, Oklahoma, to a children’s pastor and author of the new devotional book "Favored." Ashley opens up about the divine favor she experienced throughout her life, even during times when she felt distant from God. She discusses her unique transition from nursing, particularly in Alzheimer's and dementia care, to full-time ministry, and how these experiences have shaped her calling and service to others.
Ashley’s story is nothing short of inspirational, particularly her transformative experience at the Rise Up Conference 2023, which fueled her passion for deeper worship and inspired the creation of her book "Favored." Hear about her personal revelations at the conference and the prophetic moments that ignited her writing journey. Ashley also shares the rigorous process behind crafting her book into a devotional format, complete with innovative frameworks like the "Fave Review," designed to help readers internalize their identity as God's favorite.
Throughout this conversation, we explore the awesome impact of remembering our favored status in God’s eyes. Ashley provides invaluable insights into living a life of divine favor and blessings, emphasizing the importance of faith, reflection, and actionable steps in one's spiritual journey. Through her experiences and wisdom, discover how embracing God's favor can lead to a life filled with joy, peace, and love. Join us for an episode that promises to inspire and empower your faith journey.
Visit our website for everything about our ministry. Subscribe and share ... and of course ... go purchase her book!
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Jacob's struggle with his identity and worth stemmed from a deep insecurity and fear of not measuring up to what he believed he was destined to be. He felt the weight of his inadequacies and constantly sought validation and fulfillment through his own efforts rather than trusting in God's plan for his life.
Despite his strong ambition and desire for greatness, Jacob's lack of faith and reliance on himself led to a cycle of deceit, manipulation, and comparison with others. He believed that he needed to constantly prove his worth and achieve success on his own terms, rather than surrendering to God's will for his life.
Jacob's inability to bridge the gap between who he was and who he wanted to be, ultimately caused him much pain and struggle. It was only after a series of trials and encounters with God that he began to understand the importance of surrendering to God's plan and trusting in His grace to fulfill his destiny. Jacob seemed to forget that true fulfillment and greatness comes from aligning oneself with God's will, rather than relying on one's own efforts and ambitions.
But then he wrestled an angel.
And he accepted himself.
And he got a new name.
This week we wrap up yet another series here on Connecting the Gap. We are in part 12 of our series on feeling Unqualified. We hope you have enjoyed this series. In the future, there will be more to come! Next week we start off a few weeks of random episodes and an exclusive interview with a new author! Be sure to check that out next week.
Visit our website at www.connectingthegap.net and find out everything about our ministry. Please subscribe and share! We pray you have a blessed rest of your week!
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