The Living Well

What happens when you pray, believe, and trust God—but life still doesn’t turn out the way you hoped?

In Part 5 of our Faith Series, Beyond What We Can See, we’re talking about trusting God through disappointment, unanswered prayers, and unexpected changes.

Through personal experiences and biblical examples, we’ll explore what it means to keep believing in God’s goodness even when the outcome is different from what we wanted.

Faith isn’t about controlling the outcome. It’s about trusting the One who holds our future.

📖 Scriptures: Daniel 3:16–18, Hebrews 11, 2 Corinthians 12:9, Proverbs 24:10

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Have you ever noticed how quickly we can forget what God has already brought us through when something unexpected happens?

Sometimes we’re so focused on what we’re asking God to do next that we forget how He’s already sustained us.

In Part Four of The Living Well Faith Series, Faith Has a History: Remembering What God Has Already Done, we’re exploring the power of remembering God’s faithfulness, sharing our testimonies, and recognizing how our relationship with Him matures over time.

Don’t let your current disappointment erase your memory of God’s faithfulness.

📖 Scriptures: Psalm 77:11–12, Psalm 9:10, 1 Samuel 17:34–37, Deuteronomy 8:2.

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What if you’re so focused on where you’re going that you’re missing what God is doing along the way?

Life doesn’t always unfold the way we expect. There are seasons of waiting, uncertainty, disappointment, and even grief. But there’s also so much life to live in the middle.

In Part 3 of The Living Well Faith Series, we’re talking about trusting God when we can’t see the entire plan, recognizing His faithfulness throughout the journey, and learning to appreciate the life He’s given us right now.

Through Scripture and a personal Bible study conversation, we’ll explore why faith doesn’t give us control over the future—it gives us a trustworthy Savior to follow.

Remember: Don’t spend every day wishing you were living a different chapter.

📖 Scriptures: Romans 8:28, Proverbs 3:5–6, Psalm 119:105, 1 Samuel 17:34–37, Hebrews 11:8.

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What are you listening to and how is it shaping your faith?

Romans 10:17 tells us that faith comes by hearing, and hearing by the Word of God. But hearing is more than simply listening. It’s about receiving God’s truth and allowing it to transform the way we think, believe, and live.

In Part 2 of The Living Well Faith Series, we explore how negative thoughts, music, outside influences, and even our own self-righteousness can compete with God’s Word.

Sometimes God’s Word needs to encourage us. Other times, it needs to correct us. Either way, we must be willing to let His truth speak louder than our own thoughts.

Scriptures: Romans 10:17, Proverbs 21:2, Romans 8:1, James 1:22, John 10:27.

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The Faith Series: Beyond What We Can See | Season 1, Episode 11

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What does it really mean to have faith? Is faith simply believing hard enough that God will do what we’re asking? And when our prayers aren’t answered the way we hoped, does that mean we didn’t have enough faith?

In this opening episode of The Faith Series: Beyond What We Can See, we explore the true biblical meaning of faith through Hebrews 11:1: “Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen.”

In this episode, we’ll explore:

Scriptures: Hebrews 11:1–6; Hebrews 10:35–39; Mark 9:24; Luke 17:5–6; 1 John 5:14

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Have you ever looked at someone else’s life and wondered why yours looks so different?

Maybe they’re further along in their career, ministry, relationships, or personal goals. Or perhaps you’re facing circumstances you didn’t choose, and you’ve started questioning whether those circumstances are keeping you from fulfilling God’s purpose for your life.

Comparison doesn’t always look like jealousy. Sometimes it looks like discouragement, impatience, or the feeling that you’re falling behind.

In this episode of The Living Well, we explore five biblical ways to overcome comparison, redefine success, and refocus on what God has entrusted to you.

Through Scripture, we’ll discover why someone else’s journey was never meant to be the measurement of our own, how God can work through our limitations, and why faithfulness matters more than worldly accomplishments.

Because God never asked you to live someone else’s life. He called you to follow Him with yours.

📖 Featured Scriptures: John 21:15–22 | 2 Corinthians 10:12–18 | Galatians 6:4–5 | 2 Corinthians 12:9

What if the thing you’re calling a failure wasn’t actually the end of the story?

Fear of failure can keep us from applying, trying, starting, obeying, or even becoming beginners because we’re afraid of what will happen if things don’t work out. But sometimes the deeper fear isn’t failure at all; it’s what we’ve decided failure says about us.

In this episode of The Living Well, Tyra explores how to overcome the fear of failure and move forward in faith. We’ll talk about separating outcomes from identity, recognizing when fear is rooted in pride or insecurity, becoming teachable enough to learn from what didn’t work, and trusting God when the outcome looks different from what we expected.

Through the stories of Moses, David, and other biblical truths, we’ll also look at why faith doesn’t require certainty, how remembering God’s past faithfulness can disarm fear, and why a closed door isn’t always a failure, sometimes it’s refinement, protection, or redirection.

Hebrews 11:1 tells us that faith is “the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen.” When fear starts predicting everything that could go wrong, we can answer it with what we already know about God: His promises, His character, His Word, and His history of faithfulness.

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You don’t have to know that you will succeed before you obey God. Your responsibility is faithfulness. God handles the outcome.

Don’t let fear write your future. Take the next faithful step.

What happens when what you feel is pulling you in one direction, but the love of God is calling you in another?

In this episode of The Living Well, Tyra explores why biblical love is so much more than an emotion. Through the picture of a house, the simple example of stopping at a red light, and the biblical definition of love in 1 Corinthians 13, we unpack what it means to let love govern us; even when anger, hurt, disappointment, fear, or grief are present.

We’ll talk about the difference between feelings and biblical love, what “charity” and agape love mean in 1 Corinthians 13, why the strength of a feeling does not determine its authority, and how love should shape our marriages, friendships, parenting, boundaries, and relationships with others.

Most importantly, we’ll look at what happens when we begin measuring God’s love by how our circumstances make us feel.

God doesn’t become love when you feel loved. God is love.

Listen, breathe, and come back to the well.

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Are you planning or are you overthinking?

In this episode of The Living Well, Tyra shares a personal lesson about learning to trust God with the future when circumstances change and the next step isn’t clear.

We’ll talk about the difference between wise planning and worry, why overthinking can reveal an incomplete surrender, and what happens when we try to carry outcomes that belong to God. Through Scripture and personal testimony, you’ll learn how prayer, worship, surrender, and faith can quiet the mental spiral and bring you back to peace.

If you’ve made the plan, considered every possibility, run the numbers, and still find your mind searching for one more answer, this episode is for you.

You’ve likely thought about it enough. There comes a point when you have to stop thinking and start trusting. Your future isn’t being held together by your ability to figure everything out—it’s held by God.

Scriptures referenced: Philippians 4:6, Hebrews 11:1, Matthew 6:33, Proverbs 3:5–6, 1 Samuel 13

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What does it really mean to build a Christian home?  

It’s more than going to church on Sunday or having a Bible in the house. A Christ-centered home is built in the everyday moments; like how we pray, how we handle conflict, how we apologize, how we make decisions, how we serve others, and how we teach our children to walk with God for themselves.

In this episode of The Living Well, I’m sharing practical daily faith practices we use in our own family, including teaching our children how to pray, bringing Scripture into real-life situations, making everyday conversations opportunities for discipleship, creating an atmosphere of worship, practicing forgiveness and humility, and serving others together.

We’ll also look more closely at Joshua’s declaration: “…as for me and my house, we will serve the LORD.” — Joshua 24:15 KJV

Because that Scripture is more than something beautiful to hang on the wall. It’s a decision about the kind of home we’re building.

If you want your faith to become more than something your family talks about and become something you actually live together—this episode is for you.

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