Evangelist Dr. Robin Sherrod reflects on the Hebrew word tal (dew) as a picture of God’s quiet, daily refreshment for those who feel unseen, using scripture and practical encouragement.

This episode offers spiritual truths, prayer, and reminders that God sees, sustains, and values you even when it is or may seem that others do not.

Evangelist Dr. Robin Sherrod leads a prayerful episode that declares and celebrates the many names of God—Elohim, El Shaddai, Jehovah-Jireh, Jehovah-Rapha and more—using Scripture to speak life, provision, healing, peace, and victory over every situation.

Short, powerful, and practical, this episode encourages listeners to root themselves in God’s Word, move from servant-to-sonship authority, and use these names as a daily spiritual resource for encouragement, empowerment, and revival.

Evangelist Dr. Robin Sherrod reflects on Matthew 6:33–34, urging listeners to seek God’s kingdom first, surrender anxieties, and trust God’s daily provision.

She offers practical prayer points: choose God first, reorder your life around kingdom priorities, remove distractions, and ask God to add only what glorifies Him.

This episode encourages believers to command their day, stop worrying about tomorrow, and live with supernatural peace and purpose.

Evangelist Dr. Robin Sherrod uses an airplane takeoff-and-landing metaphor to explore the Hebrew concept of shalom—whole, unified peace with God and others—during times of transition.

She highlights scriptures, practical steps (prayer, trusting God, guarding your mind, and being a peacemaker), and a closing prayer to help listeners pursue and protect God’s peace in everyday life.

Evangelist Dr. Robin Sherrod returns from consecration to encourage listeners to deepen their intimacy with God through the Hebrew practice of Shema to hear, listen, and respond. She ties Scripture (Hebrews 13:5, Deuteronomy 6:4–9) to present-day challenges like financial uncertainty and spiritual dryness, urging renewed prayer, obedience, and faith.

Practical and encouraging, this episode invites you to make listening to God a daily habit so your faith, prayer life, and contentment can rise to the occasion.

Evangelist Dr. Robin Sherrod unpacks Jeremiah 4, urging the remnant to inward repentance, prayer, and discernment amid social and spiritual unrest.

She warns against living on past blessings, following false prophets, and giving in to distractions, and calls believers to sit with God, confess sin, and stand on the Word through prayer, fasting, and obedience.

A heartfelt exhortation to intercede for the nation and one another: don’t panic, pray, and pursue true inner change today.

Evangelist Dr. Robin Sherrod explains how the Holy Spirit develops discernment by revealing Scripture, convicting (not condemning), bringing peace, giving prophetic warnings, and producing godly fruit.

Learn practical steps—pause before decisions, ask the Holy Spirit, and cultivate a Spirit-led life so you can distinguish God’s voice from your thoughts or the enemy.

Dr. Robin Sherrod examines the subtle dangers of flattery, spiritual deception in your personal and spiritual life, grounding the conversation in Scripture and biblical warnings.

She offers practical tests for discernment, calls for repentance and spiritual growth, and encourages believers to stay rooted in God’s Word to protect their hearts and communities.

Evangelist Dr. Robin Sherrod explains how many struggles, confusion, fatigue, relational division, defeating thoughts, and resistance to prayer can be subtle forms of spiritual warfare rather than mere stress.

She teaches practical discernment and the use of the full armor of God, the sword of the Spirit, and prayer to recognize, resist, and reclaim momentum in your walk with God.

Dr. Robin Sherrod explores how unhealed soul wounds—rejection, betrayal, abandonment, trauma bonding, bitterness—can distort spiritual discernment and make dysfunction feel like God’s will.

She explains how healing sharpens perception using Scripture and the story of the blind man in Mark 8, and offers practical steps: acknowledge the wound, invite God into it, replace lies with God’s truth, and guard your gates during recovery.

Reflect on what wound may be shaping how you see others, yourself, or God, and ask for a second touch to move from distorted sight to spiritual clarity.