Messy Martha

Episode 5!! what?!! this week join Meg and Sarah as they sit down with a cup of coffee and answer all your questions. They posted a comment box on instagram, and are sharing the answers to that post in this week's episode of The Messy Martha Podcast. 

So tell us, are black and white actual colors?? or are they just shades of light? 

Last week, we talked about prayer. This week, we're showing you that prayer works. Join us in our conversation with Charlie Boatright to hear her powerful story of redemption and restoration. 

Prayer is our most powerful weapon. It is also the weapon we tend to most readily discard. The enemy of your soul knows just how powerful that weapon really is-- and he is working overtime to make you forget that weapon. 

The enemy may be invisible, but he is not fictional. 

Join us today, as we talk about spiritual weapons, and pulling the veil off our unseen enemy. 

Has anyone ever told you "Blood is thicker than water"? Did you know that isn't the full saying?! Join us for our conversation as we dive into the complete phrase, what it means, where it came from, and discover some promises found in God's Word. 

Welcome to the table. 

In the Bible, we have two amazing examples of women in ministry. Mary and her sister, Martha. One was the worshipper-- one the worker. As servants of Christ, we often find ourselves having to play both roles, and it can become so easy to replace worship with work. We use the excuse, "well, my work is my worship." But Christ tells us in James to put off works of righteousness-- He is reminding us that, yes, there is work to be done in the Kingdom; however, relationship with Jesus should always be our first and greatest priority.

So how to do we keep relationship above works?

Life throws a lot at us--

it can all get rather messy sometimes. How do we navigate it all? Where does our faith fit it?

Welcome to the Messy Martha podcast!

We're here to have conversations that will help you navigate the struggles of life while learning to lean on Christ.

So, grab a cup of coffee and join us as we grow together and learn to serve Jesus in the best ways we can.