In this powerful episode of Living in the Spirit, Apostle Sharyn delivers a timely message about protecting the purpose God has placed inside you.  Through scripture, real-life reflection, and prophetic encouragement, this episode uncovers how the enemy tries to steal your identity, your focus, and your confidence - and how you can stand firm in God's promises.  If you've been feeling discouraged, distracted, or spiritually under attack, this word will remind you that what God has purposed in your life cannot be stolen, delayed, or denied.

Tune in and step boldly into the destiny God has already secured for you. 

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Welcome to Living in the Spirit, where we pause, breathe, and open ourselves to God’s truth in a world that often prefers convenience over conviction. In today’s episode, we enter a sacred moment of prophetic thanksgiving—one rooted not in fantasy or nostalgia, but in truth, justice, compassion, memory, mercy, and love.

This episode invites us to look beyond the traditional images of Thanksgiving and into the deeper spiritual work God calls us to do: remembering the land we stand on, the people who were displaced, the stolen labor that built this nation, and the immigrants who continue to cross borders that once crossed them. Together, we seek a gratitude that does not ignore pain but transforms it; a thanksgiving that leads us toward repair; a thanksgiving shaped by the heart of Jesus, who crossed borders, welcomed the stranger, and lived a life of radical love.

Today, we are not simply giving thanks—we are learning how to live in the Spirit of truth.

This special Living in the Spirit episode explores the spiritual meaning behind the nationwide economic and labor boycott scheduled for November 25–December 2. The host explains that boycotts have always been part of faith-led justice movements, from the Exodus to the Civil Rights era. The episode frames the boycott as a form of spiritual discipline, aligning economic choices with God’s call for justice.

Listeners learn the goals of the boycott—challenging unjust labor practices, confronting economic inequality, and supporting workers’ dignity. Practical guidance is provided on participating in the boycott through reduced spending, supporting local and minority-owned businesses, engaging in prayer, and practicing economic Sabbath.

Grounded in Isaiah 58 and other justice-focused scriptures, the episode encourages believers to see this action as holy work: a collective fast from exploitation and a prophetic stand for fairness, compassion, and equity. The episode closes with a prayer for strength, unity, and Spirit-led justice.

Today's episode is about something that hits close to home for all of us—the weight of division in our world. We see it everywhere: politics, race, money, even among our own families and church communities.  Come let us reason together in the Spirit!

There are seasons in our lives when seems that God is not moving.  Remember, faith isn't about seeing God move-it's about trusting that God is moving even when everything looks still.  This episode will dig a little deeper into the truth of experiencing the hand of God.  When you can't see God moving, trust that God is moving!

Recorded live November 11, 2025; 7:00 pm CST

Welcome to segment  1 of 4, Experiencing the Hand of God Over Your Life.  Today's segment, "The Presence of God's Hand."  In this opening segment Apostle Sharyn Cosby invites you to slow down and recognize the unseen hand of God that has been guiding, protecting, and strengthening you all along.  Through scripture, real-life reflection, and Spirit-filled encouragement, you'll discover how God's hand is not just powerful - it's personal. 

Living in the Spirit means we don't walk alone.  Lessons from the pigeons remind us that the Spirit leads us in to community - a place of shared faith, shared strength and shared purpose.  Walking in the Spirit means that we never walk alone. 

In his episode listeners explore what it truly means to walk in rhythm with God.  Drawing from Galatians 5:25, " Since we live by the Spirit, let us keep in step with the Spirit," she offers a heartfelt reflection on the power of spiritual alignment- moving at God's pace rather than at our own.

Living in the Spirit is a daily choice.  Today, let me ask:  Am I waling in step with the Spirit, or am I rushing ahead on my own?