The Call to Women in Faith Podcast

This episode explores the balance between God’s judgment and His compassion, focusing on Isaiah and the Old Testament portrayal of God's anger toward impurity and evil.

It emphasizes that God refines rather than destroys, calls His people to do good and seek justice, and highlights Jesus as the author and finisher of our faith who enables us to run the race with endurance.

The episode closes with a prayer asking for guidance to remain close to God's love and grow in goodness.

The movie Extraction is a good illustration of how Jesus rescued us from the clutches of evil. The narrator uses Extraction to draw out what Jesus did for us and what we ought to do after we accept Jesus as our Lord and Savior - keep our eyes on Him. Using Bible references of the prodigal son, Mark 10:45 and Ephesian 6:10-13, the narrator is able to draw our how God waits for us, Jesus died for us and the armor that will help us in our Christian walk.

In this reflective episode the speaker examines their own part in Jesus' crucifixion, comparing themselves to Judas, Pilate, the Pharisees, the crowd, and the faithful Marys, and confessing recurring sinfulness with Romans 7:15 as a touchstone.

They express a desire to change—longing to be like Simon of Cyrene who bears the cross—and close with a prayer asking Jesus for help to live each moment to glorify and thank him.

This episode reflects on the pressure of Valentine’s Day and argues that true love should be practiced every day, not just on one holiday. Using Bible passages (1 Corinthians 13; Ephesians 5:21; 1 Peter 4:8; John 15:5), the speaker emphasizes putting Christ first in relationships so love grows naturally.

It includes a personal testimony about daily, faithful love between spouses, a sermon takeaway about choosing a partner who loves Jesus above all, and closes with a prayer asking God to teach us to love as He loves.

This episode reflects on the Book of Job, criticizing Job's friends for their judgmental, cause-and-effect view and highlighting God’s call to intercede as shown in Ezekiel 22:30.

The speaker shares a personal testimony of being carried through hardship by Jesus, urges prayer for others (including enemies), and commits to becoming a prayer warrior, citing Isaiah 41:13, 1 Timothy 2:1, and John 13:35.

The speaker reflects on feeling overwhelmed by life’s chaos, illness, and missed obligations, and contrasts secular self-help messages with the Christian call to rely on Christ for strength.

Quoting Philippians 4:13, James 1:2–3, and Isaiah 26:3, they confess a struggle to fully trust God, recall His past faithfulness, and offer a short prayer asking for deeper trust and peace.

A personal reflection on a morning routine of prayer, Bible reading, and spontaneous journaling encouraged by a close friend. The speaker explores why writing feels like an "unknown draw" and a way to quiet a noisy mind.

Referencing Psalm 46:10 and Jeremiah 32:19, the episode concludes that journaling can be an answered prayer—God meeting us where we are to draw us closer—and closes with a short prayer of gratitude.

This episode traces a personal journey from a former pagan life to a renewed relationship with God, marked by hardship, learning, and transformation. It centers on the Hebrew call 'Hineni' — 'Here I am' — and highlights three practical responses: gratitude for rebirth, seeking God’s perfect peace, and complete surrender to His will.

The reflection closes with a prayer asking for continued guidance to remain grateful, at peace, and aligned with God’s purposes each day.

A personal reflection sparked by a quote from Confessions of a Shopaholic, where the author recounts using shopping as comfort until encountering God's guidance. The piece contrasts the temporary pull of material things with the lasting fulfillment found in Scripture and prayer.

Rooted in passages from Matthew, 2 Corinthians, and Psalms, the episode ends in gratitude and a prayer, inviting listeners to place their hearts on heavenly treasures rather than fleeting pleasures.

A personal reflection on discerning God’s priorities amid a busy life of family, work, pets, and church, and the confusion that comes with too many demands.

The speaker shares a Christian priority list (God, spouse, kids, work, community), leans on scripture (Psalm 139; Ecclesiastes 3:12–13; Ezra 10:4) for guidance, and intentionally creates space for rest and joy.

The episode closes with a short prayer asking for God’s guidance, humility, and the courage to take one faithful step at a time.