Sarah Ann Speaks

What does it mean to be "under grace"? Does that mean we can disregard the entire Old Testament? Check out this podcast for more on that and also, pick up Knowing God through the Old Testament on Amazon for deeper study.

Chronic pain and illness are debilitating and if you're not careful, the enemy can use those things to steal the call of God on your life. Find out my story of chronic pain and illness and be encouraged as well.

Have you ever felt like you're six feet under? This is your podcast! God is calling you to come out and live! Check out the full post here.

Some New Testament believers have a tendency to skip studying the Old Testament thinking it's outdated or not relevant but in today's podcast, I'm going to share with you why that is not the case. 

To dive in deep and really study the Old Testament, check out my Old Testament Survey course!

Do you think God thinks you're a bad person? If you've grown up an environment where you've been told how bad you are-this message is for you! You are worthy of love and the abundant life Christ died for you to have! 

To view the post with this podcast click here.

Growing up, shame and condemnation were some of the most popular methods used to bring people to Christ.

Did you know it is possible to be a Christian and still have a different view of creation? Yep, that's a thing. Today, we explore five of the more popular creation beliefs within the Christian faith. 

For more on these, visit SarahAnnSpeaks.com.

This is the intro episode, it explains why I love theology and why I began to study theology at the age of fifteen. I am launching a series of Biblical Studies, a branch of theological studies that makes some usually hard and difficult topics, easier to understand and apply to your own personal life. 

I pray this series deepens your walk with God and not only has you asking questions but also, finding answers. 

For more information and/or posts that follow up on each podcast, visit SarahAnnSpeaks.com.

The grace of God does not just cover the sin of others, it covers yours too. Maybe it's time to receive the grace of God, forgive yourself and start to heal.

Have you ever been told to have an "attitude of gratitude?"

Makes for a great sermon title, doesn't it? Here's the thing, it doesn't translate well to real life.

I believe this is because we are not merely called to have an "attitude of gratitude" especially since attitudes can fluctuate with the wind, but we are called to something more than that-to live and walk and breathe gratitude.

Today, we're going to talk about five ways you can practice gratitude in your daily life. For the full post, visit SarahAnnSpeaks.com.