Affirmations are the new thing. Or maybe not so new! Are they something we as Christians should be saying to ourselves? Are they Biblical? Erin dives into these questions and more on this weeks episode.

This week Erin talks about a statement that she heard and how it didn’t quite sit well with her. Dive into this weeks episode as she shares about the importance of taking people’s statements and comparing them to God’s word.

Erin takes this weeks topic from the parable of the Persistant widow found in Luke 18. What can we learn from her and how can we apply it to our lives? Let’s dive in a find out!

Excuses, excuses, we hear them and make them everyday! Join Erin as she dives into some biblical examples and unpacks the meaning of this impactful word.

Erin shares some exciting news that pertains to the upcoming fiftieth podcast celebration! Also get ready to be challenged as Erin builds on last weeks Spiritual andPhysical Self episode.

Life isn't just about our physical self or spirit self. It's a balance between the two. This week Erin dives into some of her favorite quotes and how they are applicable to the physical/spiritual being.

This weeks topic is obedience something easy to say but yet can be very difficult to follow through on! Join Erin as she shares how she personally has been challenged by this word and encourages us all to submit to the process of following through on this action!

We often associate St. Patrick's day with leprechauns, four leaf clovers, pots of gold and the color green. Have you ever stopped to think about who St. Patrick really was? Join Erin as she shares about a remarkable man who God chose to use to save a nation.

Is God your friend? Did you know God actually w ants to be your friend? You, yes you!! Dive in with Erin to see what the bible has to say about the friendship we can have with God.

This week Erin dives into the topic of unlikely heroes. What is an unlikely hero? They are just people like us who made a choice to be faithful and to press forward in the path towards the mark for the prize of the high calling of God.