There are many things that are included in the Lord’s will for our lives, but some hidden treasures for us to find. Listen to the podcast and find out what this treasure is and how to find it!

In this episode of the Connected Mom podcast, Becky Harling and Arlene Pellicane discuss the complexities of marriage, emphasizing the importance of making conscious decisions to strengthen relationships.

We’re talking about something that affects every single one of us—the power of our words, especially the ones we speak to ourselves. We can be our own worst critics, holding ourselves to impossible standards and replaying lies that we’d never say to a friend. But here’s the truth: the words we repeat in our minds either build us up or tear us down.

When trials overwhelm you, and you're at the end of all hope, how do you find the strength to worship through it? Find out in today's episode!

In these tumultuous times, God is moving in amazing ways all over the world! Revival is not coming; it's already here! Join Jimmy and Annette as they engage in the conversation about how God is shining a bright light in these dark times!

In this sermon, Pastor Nathan encourages the church to actively seek and share God's grace, moving beyond mere religion and morality to a deeply personal and transformative relationship with God.

God's voice does not come to add to Scripture but to give specific instruction, direction, correction, and encouragement for our lives. In this episode, Jake shares a sermon about the importance of the voice of God in the life of a believer and how we should press in to hear His voice in a greater way.

Be inspired to start your own journey with practical steps and spiritual goals. This episode is a must-listen for anyone seeking to ignite their faith and experience God's manifested presence in their life and ministry.

Today I'm honored to introduce you to my podcasting mentor, Alana Dawson. Alana has such an amazing story about how God got her attention after she had a life-threatening pulmonary embolism a few months after she experienced a miscarriage.

Elders who are deeply rooted, know who they are, and can see those around them through the eyes of heaven are invaluable in their community.