Morning Devotional with Imani

Morning Devotional with Imani

By Imani StevenReligion & Spirituality
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Morning Devotional with Imani episodes

  • The Flip Side to Forgiveness: Step2-Ready for Receipt
    Are you ready to receive forgiveness? Make sure you’ve handled your business first. Imani Steven pairs gospel music lyrics with scriptures to translate into real-world advice for the Christian who might still need the training wheels. The “God’s good but I still might pop off in the name of Jesus” Christians who pay their tithes but still may plant a good “Shade” tree in the middle of the sanctuary by only a glance...this one’s for you. We have to learn to forgive one another. Talk it out, pray about it and let God handle the rest.
    25 min
  • Friday Talks with Gran: Flip Side to Forgiveness-Own the Hurt You Caused
    Friday talks with Gran! Gran always knows how to interpret what I really need to know. She’s been walking this Christian journey for a couple more miles than me. I love her willingness to share her knowledge with me. Imani Steven pairs gospel music lyrics with scriptures to translate into real-world advice for the Christian who might still need the training wheels. The “God’s good but I still might pop off in the name of Jesus” Christians who pay their tithes but still may plant a good “Shade” tree in the middle of the sanctuary by only a glance...this one’s for you. We have to learn to forgive one another. Talk it out, pray about it and let God handle the rest.
    11 min
  • Flip Side to Forgiveness: Own the Hurt You’ve Caused (Step 1)
    Flip Side to Forgiveness:Step1-Own the Hurt You Caused You’ve got to acknowledge the fact that you’ve hurt someone. Sometimes the worst hurt you cause is inflicted on those you love. What do you do when you’re looking at your destruction you left behind? How do you move forward? Have a listen.
    27 min
  • This is How We Fish: an Intro to Imani and her “why” behind the podcast
    What’s up everybody? In today’s podcast, I wanted you to hear a bit about why I started this podcast. J’me Jefferson, thank you. Hope you’re chatting it up with God right now! Let Him know I’m trying. Mrs.Kenya, I love you. Imani Steven pairs gospel music lyrics with scriptures to translate into real-world advice for the Christian who might still need the training wheels. The “God’s good but I still might pop off in the name of Jesus” Christians who pay their tithes but still may plant a good “Shade” tree in the middle of the sanctuary by only a glance...this one’s for you. We have to learn to forgive one another. Talk it out, pray about it and let God handle the rest.
    32 min
  • Forgive without the Apology
    Forgive without the Apology: How times should I have to forgive? 7 times? Nah fam—>70x70 Will you shorten your days for the sake of holding that grudge? Is holding that bitterness really worth it? We should forgive because it’s what the Lord asks of us. If your judgement is clouded by your hatred, you can’t function as well in His Kingdom.
    Imani Steven pairs gospel music lyrics with scriptures to translate into real-world advice for the Christian who might still need the training wheels. The “God’s good but I still might pop off in the name of Jesus” Christians who pay their tithes but still may plant a good “Shade” tree in the middle of the sanctuary by only a glance...this one’s for you.
    20 min
  • The Trickiness of Forgiveness
    Imani Steven pairs gospel music lyrics with scriptures to translate into real-world advice for the Christian who might still need the training wheels. The “God’s good but I still might pop off in the name of Jesus” Christians who pay their tithes but still may plant a good “Shade” tree in the middle of the sanctuary by only a glance...this podcast is for you! We have to learn to forgive one another. Talk it out, pray about it and let God handle the rest.
    19 min

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Imani Steven pairs gospel and inspirational music lyrics with scriptures to translate into real world advice for young adults.