God Is Within Her - a women’s devotional podcast

Hey friends! Hope you had an amazing Easter and Happy Resurrection Day!! Today, I wanted to adlib and give some of my unedited thoughts on the cross and why it's the single most important thing about our faith. More specifically, have you ever thought more deeply about the phrase "Jesus died on the cross for our sins"? Like what does that even mean?! Let's chat about it today!

Hey friends! I am feeling better and back with another episode for you! On today's episode, we are going to dive into what mercy means. And my goal today is to help you grow your perspective on mercy and grace. How God's mercy is big enough to cover any size of sin, not just yours. I see it so many times where "Christians" live thinking their sin isn't as bad or wicked as someone else's sin to the point where it can make unbelievers feel that God's mercy isn't big enough for their sin. That someone they are too far gone and have done too many bad things to be saved. But that is totally not true! So I want to dive into mercy today, and help us remember that God's mercy isn't just for a select few with "minor sins", but it's for ALL who call on the name of Jesus.

Hey friends!!! Did ya miss me?!Oh I am so excited to be back for season 4 of God Is Within Her podcast! Gear up as we dive even deeper into God's word and see what His Word says about how to live life well and like Jesus!Not familiar with the podcast? Well, girlllll, let me explain it to you! 😘 GIWH is a devotional podcast for the every day Christian woman! We grow our faith. Grow a closer relationship with God. And grow our confidence through Christ, not self. 

This ain’t another “let’s study the book of Esther” devotional, either. No offense to Esther, she is my girl! But why do we focus women Bible studies on, what feels like, only Ruth and Esther? Where is the meat? Where is the theology? 

That’s what you’re going to get here. You’ll get roots. You’ll get deep dives. You’ll get tough topics. And, most importantly, we do it all with our eyes fixed on Jesus.

If that’s what you’re looking for, congratulations! You found it!

See ya in February! 

 

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Hey friends! Welcome to the final episode of Season 3 of God Is Within Her. We will return after the holidays and New Year! Today we are in 1 Chronicles 21. David, who is coined "a man after God's own heart", isn't a sinless man. Honestly, if David were a modern man, I don't think many of us would look up to him the way we do in the Bible. Just being honest...but David gives us so many lessons on how to truly be a man, or woman, after God's own heart. How he sins, yet repents, and still strives to be obedient to God.Support the showWork with me // www.valreynolds.comConnect with me // @val_reynoldsCollab with me // [email protected]

Hey friends! Today's passages are in Romans 3 and 5. We chat about the balance between being confident in your faith and salvation, but not allowing that confidence to turn into arrogance and pride. We also chat about staying humble in our faith, but not allowing ourselves to become self-deprecating that we feel like we are too messed up for God's grace.  I call it being humbly confident in our faith. Support the showWork with me // www.valreynolds.comConnect with me // @val_reynoldsCollab with me // [email protected]

Hey friends! This is a common question I get in my DMs quite a bit. I am so proud of so many of you for starting a new routine and dedicating time daily to reading your Bible. But there are some days you just didn't feel like you got anything out of it. It felt a little dry and you are struggling to apply it to your everyday life. This episode is for you! Would you like to have access to even more in-depth and exclusive Jesus-based content? Head over to my Instagram and become of the very first to subscribe to exclusive content! Exclusive reels, stories, lives, and posts just for you! Get access to deeper, tougher conversations that we normally don't talk about on public platforms. See podcast episodes before they ever air! And get a fun subscriber icon! It's only $4.99 and you can cancel at any time. Find  my IG here and see you there! IG: @val_reynoldsWork with me // www.valreynolds.comConnect with me // @val_reynoldsCollab with me // [email protected] the showWork with me // www.valreynolds.comConnect with me // @val_reynoldsCollab with me // [email protected]

Hey friends! Today we are in Romans 14, a passage where Paul tackles the issue of what he calls "disputable matters". These disputable matters are essentials matters that are not black and white in the Bible and leave room for personal conviction from Holy Spirit for us to use discernment to determine what is best for us and our families. Now, personal convictions are not just "my truths" or "my opinion". Personal convictions still must not contradict God's will and design. But they are also not clear, black and white Biblical principals either such as the resurrection, certain things being clear sin, etc. And we must be careful with making sure we are not confusing our personal convictions as Biblical principals for all to follow. There are many areas where Christians can agree to disagree. In the end, we must remember we are all on Team Jesus and we shouldn't let these disputable matters divide us as a church.Would you like to have access to even more in-depth and exclusive Jesus-based content? Head over to my Instagram and become of the very first to subscribe to exclusive content! Exclusive reels, stories, lives, and posts just for you! Get access to deeper, tougher conversations that we normally don't talk about on public platforms. See podcast episodes before they ever air! And get a fun subscriber icon! It's only $4.99 and you can cancel at any time. Find  my IG here and see you there! IG: @val_reynoldsWork with me // www.valreynolds.comConnect with me // @val_reynoldsCollab with me // [email protected] Support the showWork with me // www.valreynolds.comConnect with me // @val_reynoldsCollab with me // [email protected]

Hey friends! Today we are in 1 Chronicles 1. I know it's not the most common passage to read and, if you've ever read 1 Chronicles, you might be asking yourself "what in the world can we learn from a bunch of genealogy lists?" Because that is essentially what 1 Chronicles 1-9 are: genealogies that go all the way back to Adam and Eve! So what does this have to do with us in modern times. I promise I have a reason! Turn in to find out!!Support the showWork with me // www.valreynolds.comConnect with me // @val_reynoldsCollab with me // [email protected]

Hey friends! On today's episode, I challenge you and your faith. We dive into what the word faith really means. And I want you to become aware of any points in your faith where you are not led by your hope in the unseen (=God) but you're easily influenced by what you can see. Your circumstance. Your situation. Is your faith strong when life around you is going great? And does your faith waiver when all you see is struggle and hardship? Remember, faith is hope in what we do NOT see. Our faith should not be influenced by what we can see around us. That's not true faith at all. Support the showWork with me // www.valreynolds.comConnect with me // @val_reynoldsCollab with me // [email protected]

Hey friends! If you are a listener from the very first episode, you would know that episode 1 of this podcast is titled "Feeling Unqualified". And it's an episode were I share my vulnerability and how, when I started this podcast, I didn't feel qualified to do it. I didn't feel like I had the knowledge. I didn't feel like I was a teacher of the word. I felt like there were so many others more qualified to do this than me. But, I wanted to be obedient to what God told me to do. So I did it anyway. Here we are. Almost 3 years later, 1.5 million downloads later...you would think I would be over the fear of feeling unqualified.And you would be wrong.  Recently, I received a message in my inbox of someone asking me why only 3 years of really getting serious about studying my Bible made me qualified to teach. And this message really made me question myself all over again. And I thought about it long a hard and here is what I realized. It's not the amount of years you've been a Christian that makes you qualified to share God's Good News. It's God's grace that He gives freely once you declare Jesus as your Lord and Savior that qualifies you! God qualifies you! And I want to bring encouragement to anyone who is struggling with feeling like "who am I to share about Jesus?" You are a qualified, beloved daughter of the King, sis. That's all the qualification you need!Support the showWork with me // www.valreynolds.comConnect with me // @val_reynoldsCollab with me // [email protected]