Suebiquitous Podcast

What if something you thought was dead simply needed a little light? When Sue Duffield's beloved 33-year-old Citizen Eco-Drive watch—given to her by her husband, Jeff—suddenly started ticking again after sitting lifeless in a jewelry box for over a decade, she discovered more than a working timepiece. She found a powerful spiritual lesson!

With her signature humor, heartfelt storytelling, and biblical encouragement, Sue explores how we sometimes forget the Source of our strength. Just as her watch was designed to run on light, we were created to live in the Light of Jesus.

Maybe you're not finished. Maybe you've just been away from the Light too long.

A funny, faith-filled reminder that God isn't finished with you yet! John 8:12 — "I am the light of the world

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Ever hear an old song, and suddenly you're right back where you started? Sue takes a nostalgic—and hilarious—trip to the Jersey Shore, where a Bell & Howell transistor radio, WIBG, Grammy Allen's money, and Dad's Navy-style beach operations created memories that still have a soundtrack.

But there's something deeper to the songs we carry, especially the hymns and worship music that shaped our faith. From transistor radios to iPhones, Sue explores why music becomes a timestamp for our lives—and why blending old songs with new ones can remind every generation: God was faithful then, and He's still faithful now.

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What if you could hire someone who looks just like you to go to church in your place? Sit in your seat, hug the pastor, take sermon notes—and nobody notices? It's funny…until you realize how often we show up physically while our hearts stay home.

This episode is about faith, authenticity, spiritual autopilot—and why God doesn't want the polished, churchy stand-in version of you. He wants the real you. And remember: mannequins may be getting more realistic…but they're still terrible at altar calls and having compassion for others.

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In this follow-up to Keep the Porch Light On (episode 205), Sue Duffield tackles one of today's most challenging questions: How do we stand firm in our biblical and generational convictions while keeping our hearts and homes open to the people we love? Through Scripture, real-life stories, and compassionate encouragement, Sue reminds us that while we can't control another person's choices, we can choose to live with grace, truth, and unwavering hope—trusting God to work in ways only He can. Learn how to make your home a no judgement zone.

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Family relationships can be among life's greatest blessings—and sometimes our deepest heartaches. In this episode of the Suebiquitous Podcast, Sue Duffield explores why so many families seem to drift apart and offers four biblical, hope-filled ways to stay connected with our adult children and loved ones, even when relationships feel strained or distant.

Inspired by the beautiful story of young artist Bella Davison and the faithful love of her grandparents, Greg and Candy, who have "kept the porch light on," Sue shares Scripture, practical wisdom, gentle humor, and heartfelt encouragement for anyone longing for healing within their family. Whether you're a parent, grandparent, adult child, caregiver, or simply someone praying for reconciliation, this episode reminds us that while we can't force people to come home, we can always leave the light on.

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After a serious leg injury turned her life upside down, Sue Duffield found herself navigating airports in a wheelchair, rolling through conference centers on an electric scooter, and depending on the kindness of complete strangers. In this heartfelt and humorous episode, Sue shares stories of extraordinary care from Southwest Airlines staff, the teams at Nashville and Philadelphia airports, the gracious hospitality of America's Keswick, and countless unnamed heroes who showed up exactly when needed.

This episode reminds us that gratitude opens our eyes to God's provision through people. Sue shares how thankfulness in tough times softens hearts, deepens compassion, and reveals God's goodness, even when life doesn't go as planned.

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Two 70-year-olds. One mountain trail. And a whole lot of "Lord, help me not look down." In this episode, Sue takes you along her hike through Zion National Park—sharing laughs, lessons, and a beautiful reminder that God's majesty and the gift of good friends will carry you through even the most challenging paths.

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On this episode of the Suebiquitous Podcast, Sue Duffield tackles the myth that there is such a thing as "aging out" of your calling. With her signature humor, honesty, and seasoned wisdom, Sue reminds listeners that growing older in ministry doesn't mean stepping aside—it means stepping deeper into purpose. Drawing from years of life, leadership, and lessons learned, she shares practical steps for embracing the strength that comes with maturity: letting go of the pressure to impress, leaning into authenticity, and recognizing that wisdom is one of the most powerful tools God gives His people. This episode is an encouraging reminder that in God's kingdom, growing older simply means growing wiser—and the calling only gets richer with time.

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In this episode, Sue Duffield talks with Jaydon Rulapaugh, a remarkable young person quickly becoming a faith-inspired leader and a thoughtful voice for her generation. Currently attending Liberty University, Jaydon brings clarity, conviction, and humility to important conversations that resonate with today's young believers. Jaydon shares what it's like to pursue faith amid a culture filled with noise, pressure, and conflicting narratives—and how grounding herself in Scripture has shaped her perspective, priorities, and purpose.

With wisdom beyond her years, she honestly discusses the challenges her generation faces—including hate mail and comments—while offering hope, courage, and a steady reminder that truth still matters. This conversation is refreshing, insightful, and deeply encouraging—a glimpse into the rising generation of leaders who aren't just talking about faith but living it intentionally. Jaydon's voice is marked by authenticity, wisdom, and quiet confidence, reminding us that God is actively at work in the hearts of young people who are willing to listen, learn, and lead.

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Every believer eventually finds themselves living in the meantime — that uncomfortable middle place between God's promise and God's fulfillment. It's where dreams simmer, prayers linger, and obedience gets tested. Today, host Sue Duffield talks about what God is actually doing in the meantime, why it feels so long, and how to stay faithful when heaven seems quiet. It's the place between calling and clarity, promise and fulfillment, prayer and answer — a place the Bible is surprisingly familiar with.

We'll explore how God uses "the meantime" to form, stretch, and strengthen us, especially as women who lead and serve. If you've ever felt delayed, discouraged, or just stuck in the in-between, this conversation will remind you that God is never wasting time. The meantime is not punishment — it's preparation. Spoiler: God does some of His best work in the waiting.

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This episode and theme - presented at the Ladies' Tea, Tuesday January 27th, 2026 at America's Keswick, Whiting, NJ.