This episode teaches that fear is not from God and can be overcome through the three spiritual gifts He provides: power, love, and a sound mind (2 Timothy 1:7). God’s power gives us divine strength, His love drives out fear, and a sound mind brings clarity, discipline, and peace in chaotic situations. When believers apply God’s Word through faith and prayer, chaos gives way to calm and fear is replaced with confidence and victory.

This episode calls us to shift from self-focus to caring for others by “looking on the things of others” (Philippians 2:4). It explains practical, biblical ways to encourage people—strengthening, building courage, comforting the hurting, helping carry heavy burdens, and offering loving exhortation. By choosing to encourage others in small, intentional ways, we become the hands and feet of Jesus and help lift burdens that feel too heavy to carry alone.

The Little Things is a faith-based podcast hosted by John Little, dedicated to connecting the dots between God and Grandpa's way of handling the little things in life that make a big difference. With every episode, you'll discover how simple, everyday choices—rooted in biblical truth and time-tested wisdom—can shape your life, your legacy, and even your eternity.

Life’s challenges are not always solved in one simple step, but God calls us to remain faithful in the process. Drawing from Galatians 6:9, this episode encourages believers to resist discouragement and keep doing what is right, even when answers seem delayed. By faithfully doing the next right thing, step by step, God leads us toward victory, growth, and fulfillment of His promises.

Jesus’ command to “be perfect” is not a call to flawlessness, but to completeness and spiritual maturity in Him. Scripture shows that God completes us in key areas—love, strength, faith, and patience—so

Our attitudes lead us toward either complaining or commending, shaping the atmosphere of our lives and the people we become. Complaining grows out of the absence of gratitude and produces negativity, while commending and giving thanks build character, healing, and direction.

Saying “I’m sorry” is one of life’s most difficult but most powerful phrases, opening the door to healing, restoration, and unity. Three enemies—selfishness, pride, and denial—often keep us from admitting when we’re wrong, even though repentance is essential to healthy relationships. When we choose humility and take responsibility, God works through our sincerity to rebuild trust, restore peace, and strengthen our connections with others.

Gratitude is more than a feeling—it's a powerful choice that shapes our attitudes and transforms our lives. Scripture, science, and everyday experience all confirm that expressing thanks brings healing, joy,

This episode explores how our attitudes shape our life’s direction, much like an airplane’s attitude determines its flight performance. Through stories, analogies, and biblical principles, it teaches that while circumstances influence us, our attitude remains a powerful choice. When we position ourselves correctly—especially in life’s storms—we find stability, success, and spiritual strength.

Our attitude shapes how we see life and determines how we perform through both calm days and storms. A godly attitude helps us rise above challenges, steering us in the right direction no matter which way the winds of life blow. When we align our hearts with Christ, we find peace, strength, and success in every situation.