How do you hear from God? It's a huge question that needs to be answered in different ways but in this podcast, I attempt to enumerate a couple of other voices we hear in our lives that may sound like God in giving us messages that could be in line with what He is saying or not. I think awareness for the competing voices in our lives is a great place to start when we want to train in making His voice to be the loudest in our life!

Because it's mother's day on Sunday that I decided to meditate on the very first mom in the Bible who is Eve. This made me realize how she was responsible for starting a cycle that had profound implications on all of humanity, some of which we still feel until today, and also how God gave us a way out of that. If you are particularly feeling hopeless about a repeating pattern of brokenness in your life, this podcast episode may just be a good one for you. 

What kind of world are we all bracing ourselves for? How can we prepare for this big change? I wrestle with this question in this episode and have found an answer from the Bible, as always.

Note that if you were wondering about the songs that were mentioned in this podcast, here they are with the corresponding songwriters in parenthesis. Amazing Grace (John Newton), Grace Changes Everything (Neli Atiga, Fina Wowor, Quest), Blessed Assurance (Fanny Crosby), and You Already Know (JJ Heller). All can be found on Spotify. Enjoy!

Joseph the Dreamer had a version of his own lockdown and in this podcast I meditate on how he was favored, fruitful, and purposeful, even though his limitations. God surely used that time to grow him in the right areas and the right ways. Who knows if that is what God is doing us during this time, too? Listen and wait for some guide questions you can answer and share your friends in the end! #neweverymorningph

In this podcast I share what I feel is our collective prayer these days: asking for our daily bread. I also talk about the Israelites and how they managed being in the wilderness in Exodus 16, of how God provided while they were in between Egpyt and the promised land. That morning by morning, despite their mistrust, He showed Himself to be faithful and always came through.