Exodus 15:25-26 shows us multiple things about how God interacts with us. One of those things that we can focus on is His desire to heal us and our situations as we live our holiest hot mess lives.

Exodus 15:13 helps us to reflect on the faithfulness of God in keeping His promises to us as we live our holiest hot mess lives.

Exodus 15:12 is more imagery of God's powerful right hand conquering our enemies, and as we live our holiest hot mess lives, we can pray these verses back to God to encourage ourselves that's He's still victorious over our enemies today!

Exodus 15:6 provides us with the imagery of God breaking our enemy into pieces. As we live our holiest hot mess lives, let's remember that God's awesome power is at work fighting back the attacks of the enemy.

Exodus 15:3 makes a bold proclamation of Who God is. It's an important reminder that no matter what we're going through in our holiest hot mess lives, the One who fights for us is mighty in battle, victorious in all things.

Psalm 147:11 reminds us that we're God's pleasure. No matter what we're doing in our holiest hot mess lives, God loves us and desires to show us His pleasure with us.

Psalm 39:12 is part of a confession from David of how he's falling short in his attempts to do better. Aren't we all? But if we can remember that we're God's guests then we can live our holiest hot mess lives recommitting to doing better.

Psalm 56:3-4 is a wonderful reminder of how to handle fear. When we're afraid, we can praise God and stand on His promises. In our holiest hot mess lives, we can trust that He's with us every step of the way so there's no reason to fear.

In Ecclesiastes 12:13, we're at the end of the 12 chapters of musings and reflections on life as presented by the author. In the end, he says, all that matters is respecting God and following His commands. And in so doing, we can find our purpose for our holiest hot mess lives.

Ezekiel 17:24 is probably not a familiar passage of scripture but today's podcast explains how we can view it as a promise of God to do what He said He would do. Even in the midst of our holiest hot mess lives, we can trust God is at work.