Have you ever looked at a situation in your life and thought, “There’s just not enough…”

Not enough time.

Not enough strength.

Not enough faith.

In this episode, we’re diving into Luke 9:11–17 and the beautiful truth that Jesus is more than enough. When we stop focusing on the problem and turn our eyes to the Provider, miracles happen. He doesn’t ask us for perfection—He asks us to bring what we do have and trust Him with it.

Whether you’re in a season of doubt, exhaustion, or just feeling a little stretched thin, this message is a reminder that God can do a lot when we give Him our little.

If this episode speaks to your heart, I’d love it if you’d like, share, and comment. Your support helps this message reach even more hearts who need to hear that He. Is. Enough. 💛

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Episode 25: Obedience, Intimacy, and Peace – Living John 14 is live! 🙌🏼

This week I'll be digging deep into what it really means to love Jesus—not just with words, but with obedience. Even when it’s hard. Even when it costs us something. Even when we don’t understand.

💬 We’ll unpack:

✨ Why obedience is love in action

✨ What it means to let God make His home in you

✨ How to fight fear with faith

✨ And the kind of peace that only Jesus can give

I’m sharing some personal chapters from my life that I never would’ve chosen—but God used them in powerful ways. My prayer is that this episode will meet you right where you are and remind you: you are loved, you are held, and you are home.

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💬 Comment your biggest takeaway

🔁 Share with a friend who needs some peace today

Let’s keep the faith—together. 💕

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Hey friends, welcome back to Keeping the Faith with Kim. It has been a little while—since January, in fact—and today, I want to tell you why.

It wasn’t burnout. It wasn’t a valley. It was God. In His beautiful, surprising way, He called me back into the classroom—back to the place where my heart has always been: teaching. And when God calls, you listen. So I stepped away from the mic for a season and walked in obedience to a new chapter.

This episode is all about those “But God” moments—the ones where our plans shift, our paths reroute, and we realize He was doing something far greater than we imagined.

I’ll be sharing what He’s been up to in my life, what I’ve learned since returning to the classroom, and how He’s been stirring my heart to pick the mic back up again. If you’ve ever had a season where God redirected your steps in a way you didn’t expect—but it ended up being exactly what your soul needed—this one’s for you.

Grab your coffee, get comfy, and let’s talk about what happens when we leave room for a But God in our stories.

Welcome to Keeping the Faith with Kim! Today’s episode is all about finding God’s grace in the midst of our heartache. We’re diving into one of the most comforting Beatitudes: “Blessed are those who mourn, for they will be comforted.”

If you’ve ever walked through a season of grief, disappointment, or pain, you know how overwhelming it can feel. But Jesus reminds us that even in our brokenness, there is a blessing. It’s in those tender, raw moments of mourning that God meets us with His comfort, offering peace, healing, and hope like only He can.

In this episode, we’ll unpack what this Beatitude means for our lives, reflect on how God uses our pain for His purpose, and explore practical ways to invite His comfort into our struggles. I’ll share some personal stories and lessons I’ve learned along the way, and together, we’ll discover how to cling to the promise of His presence in the brokenness.

So grab your Bible, a journal, and maybe a cozy blanket—let’s lean into this sacred truth and find the blessing waiting for us in the midst of the mourning. Let’s get started!

Welcome to episode 23 of Keeping the Faith with Kim! (even though I say episode 21!! Oops!!) I am so grateful to have my son, Zack Dandurand, joining me for a very special conversation. Over the next few weeks, we will be diving deeper into each of the Beatitudes, unpacking their meaning and how we can apply them to our daily lives. Today, we're starting with one that is foundational to our faith: "Blessed are the poor in spirit." This Beatitude invites us to embrace humility and recognize our need for God, reminding us that true blessing comes not from our own strength, but from acknowledging our dependence on Him. Zack and I will reflect on what it means to be poor in spirit and how this attitude can transform our hearts and lives. So, let's dive in and explore how we can live out this powerful truth. Don't forget to comment, like and share!

Hello friends, and welcome back to Keeping the Faith with Kim! I’m thrilled you’re here because today’s episode is all about joy—and who doesn’t need more of that in their life? Joining us is the incredibly inspiring Hannah Crews, a Christian author, spokesperson, and content creator with a heart on fire for Jesus. Hannah’s mission is one we can all embrace: encouraging us to lighten up and discover the abundant joy waiting for us in Christ.

Hannah is the author of Goodness Gracious: 90 Unfiltered Devotions for this Sometimes-Too-Serious Life, a beautiful devotional that invites us not to take ourselves too seriously and to embrace the joy of life with Jesus. But behind her radiant positivity is a story of resilience and healing. Today, Hannah will open up about her experience with deep "church hurt" that led her to step away from her faith for a time. Through her journey, she discovered that God’s love was still waiting for her on the other side of that hurt, and she’ll share how she found her way back to faith—and to the joy she now shares with others.

So, if you’re ready for some laughter, inspiration, and maybe a few reminders to let go of the heavy stuff, this episode is for you! Grab your favorite cozy drink and join us as we explore the lightness, laughter, and joy that come from a life rooted in Jesus—even when the journey takes us through some unexpected valleys. Let’s dive in and keep the faith together!

Welcome back, my friends, to another episode of Keeping the Faith with Kim! Today, we have an incredible guest who’s using her voice to make waves in the world of Christian music. I am so excited to introduce you to Haley Jones, a passionate artist, songwriter, and sister in Christ. Haley has been lighting up the music scene with songs that not only inspire but also empower people to stand strong in their faith.

In this episode, we dive deep into Haley’s journey—how her faith has shaped her music, the challenges she’s faced as an artist, and the powerful message behind her brand-new single, Not Today. I have a feeling Haley’s story will resonate with many of you, and her song will become an anthem of encouragement for those moments when life gets tough.

So, grab a coffee, settle in, and join us as we explore the heart and mission behind Haley's music. You won’t want to miss the inspiration and strength this episode has in store. Let’s keep the faith together—one story, one song at a time!

Welcome, my friends, to another episode of Keeping the Faith with Kim! I’m your host, Kim Dandurand, and I am so grateful you’re joining us today. In this special episode, we’re diving deep into a topic that I know so many of us can relate to—finding Christ in the chaos. Whether it's the busyness of daily life, personal struggles, or the unexpected storms that hit, it can be challenging to hold on to our faith when everything feels out of control.

Today, I’m excited to have two incredible women, my sisters in Christ, Joanna Hendershott and Regina Edwards, joining me for this conversation. These women have walked through their own seasons of chaos, and their stories of finding peace in Christ through it all are sure to inspire and encourage you.

Together, we’re going to talk about how to center ourselves in Christ when the world feels overwhelming, how to surrender the need for control, and how to lean into God’s strength, trusting that He is with us every step of the way. So grab your coffee or tea, settle in, and let's dive into this powerful conversation about finding Christ in the chaos.

And, don’t forget to like, comment, and share this episode so we can continue to help more people keep the faith!

Until next time, love 'em (and yourself!) like Jesus!

Welcome back to Keeping the Faith with Kim. Today, we’re diving into a powerful reflection on Luke 9:1-6, where Jesus sends out the Apostles to preach the kingdom of God. I love this passage because it’s not just a story of the Apostles being sent—it’s a call to each of us, a reminder that we, too, are called to be messengers of God’s love, grace, and truth.

In these verses, we see Jesus give His disciples the authority to heal, cast out demons, and proclaim the Good News. They were ordinary men called to do extraordinary things, not because of their own strength but because of the power of Christ working through them. So, what does that mean for us today? How are we called to live out this same mission in our everyday lives?

In this episode, we’ll unpack what it looks like to be sent out by God in our own unique ways. Whether it’s in our homes, workplaces, communities, or even just in the everyday interactions we have with others, we are called to be His hands and feet. Together, let’s explore how we can embrace this calling, lean into the gifts He’s given us, and boldly share His love with the world.

And don’t forget to like, comment, and SHARE…just like this scripture asks us to! Spread the word, encourage one another, and let’s keep building each other up in faith. Grab your Bible, open your heart, and let’s reflect on what it means to be sent out, just like the Apostles were.

Ever found yourself asking But Why, God? when life feels tough? I know I have. In this week's episode of Keeping the Faith with Kim, we dive deep into one of the hardest questions we face in our faith: Why does a good God allow suffering?

Join me for Episode 18, where we explore how God works even in our hardest moments, how we can find hope in the midst of pain, and why suffering doesn't mean God isn't good. 🙏

You won't want to miss this one! Tune in and let's seek understanding together. 🎧