Rinse and Repeat with Carol Eskaros

By Carol EskarosReligion & Spirituality Christianity

Rinse and Repeat with Carol Eskaros episodes

December 12, 2022 No Small Part: Esther
When faced with a fearful situation, Esther seeks and obeys the wise counsel of her cousin Mordecai. As we observe her, we'd be wise to ask ourselves some important questions.
Do we seek wise counsel?
Is obedience our habit?
And, as she is faithful to do her part to save the Jewish people, Queen Esther teaches us yet another critical lesson. There is NO SMALL PART when it comes doing God's work, God's way!
Esther, on this episode of Rinse and Repeat!
(RAR2022EP50)
34 min
December 05, 2022 Preparing for a Miracle: The Shunammite Woman
What do the prophet Elisha, signing a kitchen table with sharpies, and the Japanese art form kintsugi possibly teach us about living a life of notable faith? Tune in to today’s episode of Rinse and Repeat to find out!!!
Turn your Bibles to 2 Kings 4 for a story about a Shunammite woman we may not know well, but who teaches us so many extraordinary lessons on hospitality, contentment, and so much more!
(RAR2022EP49)
39 min
November 28, 2022 When You Are Faced with the Impossible: The Widow of the Prophet
What do you do when faced with an impossible situation?
Do you tend to take matters into your own hands (I find myself doing that way too often)?
Do you run to friends, family?
Or do you go to God first and foremost for His direction?
Today we turn to the unforgettable story of the widow of the prophet in 2 Kings 4, who collected jars, which God miraculously filled with oil to meet her needs.
The lessons from her story are clear - seek the Lord, and watch Him use His people to meet your needs!

(RAR2022EP48)

2 Kings 4:1-7
28 min
November 21, 2022 Healing from Relationship Hurts Part II (A Lagniappe Edition)
In this episode, I conclude our look at the saga of Jacob and Esau, with an exploration of how to seek the Lord and how to forgive! Esau forgave Jacob, and that forgiveness opened the door for restoration in their relationship.
In much the same way, God commands all believers to forgive. It is a choice we make, but it also isn’t optional for believers!!! Forgiveness opens the door to restoration, if such relationship restoration is desired or possible. Forgiveness can be difficult, and only possible by the power God gives by HIs Spirit and in obedience to His Word.
Join me today for this special, personal edition of Rinse and Repeat.
(RAR2022EP47)
32 min
November 14, 2022 Healing from Relationship Hurt (A Lagniappe Edition) - Part 1
I couldn't resist sharing a HILARIOUS story from my early marriage, to illustrate the need for healing in all of our relationships.
Join me for Part 1 of "Healing from Relationship Hurt" as we explore the story of Jacob and Esau for lessons on handling the inevitable hurts that come in all human relationships. As C.S. Lewis said,
"“Grief and pain are the price humans have to pay for the love and total commitment we have for another person. The more we love, the more we hurt when we lose the object of our love. But if we are honest with ourselves, would we have it any other way?”
Join me for this special edition of Rinse and REpeat!

(RAR2022EP46)
32 min
November 07, 2022 When God Does the Impossible: The Widow of Zarephath
Ever wonder why we as believers are so often faced with seemingly IMPOSSIBLE circumstances? Why it seems to be just one thing, after another, after another?
Today’s study offers some insight. When faced with impossible circumstances, followers of Jesus can begin to see Him as LORD over impossible circumstances. Besides, if God only asked us to do the possible, how do we ever come to know Him as the God of the impossible? If He only asked us to do what was in our power, how would we ever know HIS power?
Turn your Bibles to 1 Kings 17 as we explore God’s work in the life of the Widow of Zarephath, and how with God, truly all things are possible (Matthew 19:26).
(RAR2022EP45)
36 min
October 31, 2022 Not Being Impossible: Jezebel
The name of today’s woman of the Bible has become synonymous with sin and manipulation. Jezebel, the wife of Ahab, was an idol-worshipper, a murderer, and one who sent the great prophet Elijah running for his life.
With a description like that, you may NOT want to listen to today’s podcast, but remember! Jezebel offers us rich lessons on NOT being IMPOSSIBLE, not being controlling, and on the dangers of idol-worship, which can arise in our lives even subtly.
Join me as we study Jezebel, one of the greatest villains in Scripture, on today’s episode of Rinse and Repeat!
(RAR2022EP44)
27 min
October 24, 2022 Beauty for Ashes: Bathsheba
The story of David and Bathsheba is well-known, but today on Rinse and Repeat we are going to explore aspects of Bathsheba’s life that may not be as widely understood. For example, did you know that it would be through the lineage of Bathsheba - not Abigail - that the Messiah would come? Did you also know that without Bathsheba’s later intervention, Solomon the Wise may have been killed and never crowned king?
Thus the story of this woman may begin with sin, sorrow, and death, but it ends with great joy, as only our God brings such great beauty from ashes! Join me as we explore the remarkable life of Bathsheba, today on Rinse and Repeat!

(RAR2022EP43)
33 min
October 17, 2022 Divine Discernment and Discretion: Abigail
Abigail is described as "a woman of good understanding and beautiful appearance" (1 Samuel 25:3). The term for good understanding actually means prudent. Abigail was prudent in what she did, and how she did it. She had divine discernment and discretion not just in what she says, but in WHEN she says it. Thus, Abigail's life offers us countless rich lessons for practical Christian living!
Join me today as we explore the life of this truly remarkable woman of the Bible!

(RAR2022EP42)
31 min
October 10, 2022 Bitter or Better: Michal
The story of Michal, the daughter of Saul, begins as a love story. She begins with a genuine love and affection for David.
But over time, that love turns to hate - a deep, abiding hatred - marked by disdain and sarcasm.
What changed in Michal? What caused her love for David to turn so very much?
Join me for this sad - yet important tale of Michal - as we glean lessons on not allowing our bitter circumstances to embitter our hearts towards people.
(RAR2022EP41)
37 min

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Carol Eskaros is a follower of Jesus, a student of the Scriptures, Bible teacher, podcaster, and conference speaker. She has dedicated the past 25 years to studying God's Word and serving Jesus at…