Thoughts! We all have them and they have proven to be a struggle since the beginning of time. I may have ripped off this topic (a little bit) from a message my husband recently preached as it evoked some thoughts of my own on the subject and hopefully will do the same for you.

In this episode we wrap up this amazing account. Not gonna lie, I’m a bit sad but I’m excited to share the intention, details and lessons I have found in these last few chapters.

We pick up our account with our hero, heroin, and villain making their debut into the story of Esther. Each ones character being exposed giving us the opportunity to discuss and learn from. Let's continue to dive into the fascinating historical account!

The best stories involve good and evil, a dastardly plot and a triumphant ending! The book of Esther has all that and more. I can’t fit it all in one podcast so we will take our time and dive into each character and unravel this epic historical account!

This Easter didn’t really go as planned. But let’s be honest, holidays rarely do. As I reflected on the day I began to see some lessons that I needed to learn and I am excited to share what God taught me through the ups and downs of this Easter.

I got to experience the most fascinating thing recently…. Court! Now before you go thinking I got in trouble, I was there as a bystander. I want to share my experience and how it got me thinking about how we are guilty but someone was willing to step up to the plate and take our punishment!

Jesus was brought a women caught in the act of adultery and expected to condemn her for her sin. What is His response? He simply tunes out her accusers and tells them the only way they can stone her is if they have no sin in their lives. Talk about a mic drop! I’m excited to dive into this section of scripture with you and learn how we can become more like Jesus!

I recently was annoyed with people’s lack of saying “thank you.” Maybe I’m not the only one who feels like it’s important. Jesus had something to say about the 10 men he healed. Let’s dive into a passage of scripture most of us know but maybe there’s more to learn.

Gold starts off as a lump (called dore). Not what we think of when we think of the shiny metal that catches our eye. We also start off as a lump and it’s a process in the refiners fire to become gold. So how do we become that 24k and what do we need to allow in order for that to happen. Let’s dive in and become gold!

Erin recently asked the women at a women’s gathering to pray for a fellow friend and her daughter. As they began to pray they experienced a precious moment in the room with God. Ever since Erin has been trying to unpack the moment. Join her as she shares what she learned and lets dive into things we may have not thought about when we pray.