Everyday Endeavors

In this episode, Osasere wraps up the series by examining the creative process behind the concept, graphics, and episode names of suited-up. 

Notably, this week's recommendation [a segment where Osasere recommends content associated with the episode's topic to further conversations with others and God] is committing to praying, reading the word, and spending time with God to grow your understanding of the Armor of God. She hopes you enjoyed this series and learned something! 

In this episode of Suited-up, Osasere discusses the last two armour pieces, "Helmet of Salvation" and "Sword of the Spirit." She does this by breaking each component down and then building it back up while explaining the revelation she received from God. These two armour pieces play an essential role in our lives, but more importantly, in the unseen world. Thus, she encourages you to listen and learn! 

Notably, this week's recommendation [a segment where Osasere recommends content associated with the episode's topic to further conversations with others and God] is reading the Bible, Praying, and Obeying God! Osasere advices that listeners commit to doing these Spiritual disciplines daily to grow their understanding of the Armor of God. She notes that she's laid a small guide and encourages you to seek God for yourself and see what you learn about suiting up! 

In this Episode, Osasere walks listeners through the second set of armour pieces, "Shoes of Peace" and "Shield of Faith," and their significance in the series "Suited-Up." She explains these complicated armour pieces in a manageable way, so each listener can easily grasp and learn what they intel and how they can be applied in our lives. She encourages you to participate in this series as we have one more set to go!

Notably, this week's recommendation [a segment where Osasere recommends content associated with the episode's topic to further conversations with others and God] is reading the Bible and Praying. Osasere advises that listeners read the Bible and take time to pray this week because she believes that for this series to manifest in your life, you must do the necessary spiritual work. She believes in you and what you can do! Will you join her in equipping herself in the Spiritual Realm? She thinks you should!

In this Episode, Osasere walks listeners through the first two armour pieces, "Belt of Truth" and "Breastplate of God's Righteousness," and their significance in the series "Suited-Up." She then gets into the meat of this series and explains the revelations she received from God pertaining to each armour piece. Questions like, what are these armour pieces, why do they matter, and what practical steps can we take in our lives are answered in this episode. She actively encourages you to participate in this series and also apologizes for her posting inconsistencies.

Notably, this week's recommendation [a segment where Osasere recommends content associated with the episode's topic to further conversations with others and God] is reading the Bible. Osasere advises that listeners read the Bible this week, keep count of how often they do, and read with the intention to learn, not fulfill a requirement. As expressed in the episode, both armour pieces are contingent on our Bible knowledge, thus highlighting the practice's significance. Will you join her in equipping herself in the Spiritual Realm? She thinks you should!

In this Episode, Osasere goes deeper into the series, 'Suited-Up' with its second installment, "not this information scaring the enemy." She explains why the armour of God is tailored for Christians, why this battle is worth fighting for and, more importantly, how the spiritual warfare we face is much more than sin in and of itself. She excitedly does this through scripture and encourages you to join her in this discovery.

Notably, this week's recommendation [a segment where Osasere recommends content associated with the episode's topic to further conversations with others and God] is meditation. Osasere advises that you meditate on the significance the armour of God has for your calling(s) and purpose(s) in preparation for the coming episodes. 

In this Episode, Osasere introduces a series on the Armor of God, entitled 'Suited-Up.' She explains the significance of the Armor of God and why we need to suit up every day. She fears Christians will miss this imperative truth when neglected. And how living life unaware will have profound limitations on how we see, navigate and interact with the world. In the coming months, Osasere advises that you follow her on this journey to discover, understand, and apply the Armor of God principles to stand firm against the enemy in our everyday endeavour. 

Notably, this week's recommendation [a segment where Osasere recommends content associated with the episode's topic to further conversations with others and God] is to listen to previous podcast episodes. Osasere encourages you to listen to the "Summertime success series" and share it if you enjoyed and learned from it. 

In this episode, listeners experience a short encouraging message from the 'Everyday Endeavors' family about Valentine's day! The message? Valentine's day is not only about romantic love but all forms of love. Thus, Osasere encourages everyone to steward or take inventory of their relationships while making the best of their day and avoiding silly mistakes in the process. 

Happy Valentine's day everyone! 

In this episode, listeners learn about a fundamental aspect of beginning and finishing a great year: Vision. Osasere speaks about the concept of vision and its prominence in our lives, using scripture to establish its Biblical significance. She expresses her concern for others and their tendency to go through their year aimlessly with no vision and yearns for listeners to have a year worth recalling. She understands that vision is what will do, thus challenging listeners to seek the will of God for their lives and steward well the next eleven months. 

Notably, this week's recommendation [a segment where Osasere recommends content associated with the episode's topic to further conversations with others and God] is prayer! She encourages you to ask God for numerous visions, to write them down, to listen and then follow His (God's) instructions. In addition to this, if you want to go deeper and learn more about vision, search 'Anchored: Mark My Words' by Transformation Church on YouTube.    

In this episode, listeners go deeper into the three-part summer series, ‘Summertime Success' with its last instalment, “You were created to be a sailor, not captain.” Osasere explains the significance of surrendering control and how that could drastically change your summer but, more importantly, your life. Understanding your position as a sailor allows you to sail in the direction God always intended for you to go. When we take control; shipwreck, when God takes control; land filled with milk and honey.

Notably, this week's recommendation [a segment where Osasere recommends content associated with the episode's topic to further conversations with others and God] is prayer. Osasere encourages that you pray, asking God to reveal where you need to relinquish control and grace to do so. Simple yet powerful.

In this episode, listeners go deeper into the three-part summer series, ‘Summertime Success' and its second instalment, “Confidence… it’s not what you think.” Osasere explores why having confidence is pivotal to having a great life, but more precisely, a great summer. She explains the core of having confidence: internal ----> external and how understanding this can change your life! She does this by incorporating practical tips. Osasere fears listeners will repeat their 2020 summer with social media and distant cousins: insecurity and low self-esteem. As a result, she urges listeners to develop a love for themselves, understand who they are, and walk in their confidence.

Notably, this week's recommendation[a segment where Osasere recommends content associated with the episode's topic to further conversations with others and God] is a freebie. Osasere encourages that you begin to like yourself in any way you see fit. It might take a week, a month, or a year; this is a constant task. Understand that you have to reprogram your mind. REMEMBER: Confidence is an internal understanding that reflects externally.