Dannah Gresh Episodes Archive - Dannah Gresh

When was the last time you saw someone radically changed by Jesus Christ? Are YOU being changed by Him? Or has your Christian community settled into a passive, country club faith experience that lacks power? Have you settled for less than the supernatural in your own life?

Going through a hard time? This is a test. I repeat: this is only a test. You may be experiencing a difficult season of health or a painful relationship break up. You could be struggling financially or failing college. When that happens, Dannah Gresh says we often three kinds of tests:

Find out what they are and how to pass them in this message from Dannah. It’s based on the tests the nation of Israel faced in the wilderness, as recorded in Numbers chapter eleven.

Jesus wants those who follow Him to experience incredible freedom. Out of that comes fullness of joy and undeniable fruitfulness. Are you experiencing those things? Do you feel free, full, and fruitful? You need to abide if you want to experience those things. In this transparent testimony, Dannah Gresh talks about making a commitment to abide in Christ as an eight-year-old girl, but then wandering and finding herself in bondage rather than free. She also shares how she learned to abide in Christ so that she could experience freedom, fullness, and fruitfulness.

This message was originally delivered at Dannah’s alma mater, Cedarville University, during homecoming week chapel in 2021. Dannah was named alumna of the year.

Our Spirit and our flesh war against each other constantly. In this podcast, Dannah Gresh dives into the book of Galatians to share the secret to winning this war. This message was originally delivered at chapel for Grace Prep High School, our sister ministry, and was produced by Pure Freedom Ministries.

Have you ever struggled with talking softly and sweetly to someone? I’m talking about someone who REALLY annoys you, maybe your husband or your roommate! It can be difficult to be reasonable when opinions clash. Dannah Gresh confesses that she has struggled to offer soft and reasonable answers when facing communication challenges. Find out how Proverbs 15 brought her victory in her conflicts…but not in the way she expected. 

We hope this teaching from Dannah Gresh helps you learn the power of a soft and gentle answer. When things heat up…just remember to breathe…and repeat Proverbs 15:1—A gentle answer turns away wrath!  This podcast was produced by Pure Freedom Ministries.

There’s an angst in today’s emerging adults that wasn’t there for their parents or grandparents. Today’s college-aged and young adult men and women are emerging into the most idealized culture, facing pressure to do big things in big ways. But the reality is…no generation has emerged with more young adults still living at home with mom and dad. Most of them aren’t doing much at all. The contrast between expectations and what’s really happening in YOUR life, could be terribly deflating.  Join Dannah Gresh as she unpacks the life of one of her biblical sheros! Yes, I said SHE-ro, and I’m talking about Miriam. Let’s head on over to sit by the Nile River as we watch her emerge into her world doing something terribly mundane and normal. This message was originally delivered at Grace Prep High School, as a challenge to one of the senior classes and was produced by Pure Freedom Ministries.

Do you ever find yourself thinking about a past love? Are you struggling to enter into emotional intimacy in the relationship you’re currently in? The Apostle Paul wrote about three barriers the Church at Corinth was experiencing when it came to relationships. That little congregation had a lot of questions about sex and marriage, but the problem wasn’t that they didn’t know God’s guidelines. They just hadn’t personally experienced God’s healing and leading in a way that enabled them to understand God’s view of sex. Dannah Gresh unpacks what the Apostle Paul wrote about: three barriers that keep us from experiencing freedom. This message was recorded in the Pure Freedom studio and was produced by Pure Freedom Ministries.

God calls us to “Train up our children in the way they should go”. So why is it that these conversations can be difficult. Join Dannah Gresh and guest, Christian singer-songwriter Rebecca St James as they discuss what it looks like to be proactive with our children. 

Connecting with your children can be complicated, but with Dannah Gresh’s book, 8 Great Dates for Moms & Daughters, you will find helpful answers to your real life questions along with great Mother/Daughter activities to bring you closer to one another. This podcast was recorded in the KLOVE studios in Nashville, TN where Dannah visited with Rebecca St James and was produced by Pure Freedom Ministries.

Has loneliness taken hold on your life? Sometimes it can feel as if the life we thought was ahead of us is now nowhere in sight. Finding delight in your day to day when all else seems to be crumbling is one of the biggest challenges our world faces. Dannah Gresh talks with Christian singer-songwriter, Rebecca St James whose rise to prominence ended in a lonely season of life.

If you enjoyed this conversation between Dannah and Rebecca, be sure to check out part 2. When the tough times come, we need to be reminded of God’s unfailing faithfulness. That is why Dannah Gresh wrote a Bible study on the book of Habakkuk. By using 6 habits of living by faith, this study will remind you of God’s faithfulness. This podcast was recorded in the KLOVE studios in Nashville, TN where Dannah visited with Rebecca St James and was produced by Pure Freedom Ministries.

Everyone has an opinion, and that's good! It means we're all thinking; but does everyone need to voice their opinion all the time? Social media has great power to build up, encourage, inform, and draw individuals closer to one another and closer to God. It also has the power to destroy, to tear down, and to tempt. Dannah Gresh and her pastor Jonathan Weibel discuss the four things every Christian should consider before they post their opinion—or a response to someone else’s—on social media.