Simply Put

I have to say, looking back, I don't know if I started this podcast with the right intention. I am so thankful for all God has done through this channel this year. I have learned WAY more than I bargained for and by God's grace, He has refined so much in my heart. Thank you guys for listening and always tuning in! The best listeners ever! 

I think we all can agree, in this season, there are days that we just don't want to do anything. We don't want to get on that ZOOM call, we don't want to call that friend, but here's the deal - in the dark, the enemy can say whatever he wants. So stay in the light. Stay in community. Stay stepping forward. 

In this season, it's so easy to serve our emotions without recognizing it. We serve distraction, fear, uncertainty, and doubt in more ways than one. But what if, in this season, God wants to do something powerful through you? What if, when you set aside your small gods, you can catch a glimpse of Who He Is? 

Have you ever wanted to follow Jesus but stopped and said, "but first let me ______." Of course, you have, we all have. We tend to feel the need to get everything in order before we step into what He's called us to do. On Episode 37 we'll talk about why It's important to step forward, some of the things we say as we leave things behind, and why now is as good of a time as any. Contact me at [email protected] or hang out with me on Instagram: brit_ditzig 

As we come to the tail end of Day 14 Stay At Home, discouragement and weariness have begun to settle in. Now more than ever, we have to fight to keep our eyes fixed on Christ, His promises, and His goodness. 

Ephesians 6:10 tells us to "finally, be strong in The Lord" but how many times have we banked on being strong FOR Him instead? 

What if this time of rest is exactly the possession He intended for us to receive? 

There's something in us that feels like a bother. We don't ask because we think our problems aren't "real" enough that God would care. In today's Pep Talk we're going to talk about the simple idea that faith honors God and God honors faith. 

There's this line in the book of Exodus where God says "I'm gonna use Pharoh to show my glory." We might expect Him to use people that follow Him but what about things that are against Him? 

Something in me doesn't want to ask God for more. Most of the time when I'm encouraging people with this, I'm also encouraging myself. We serve a big God who always intended to give us much more than we could ask, think or imagine.