Trusting God Through It All

In this short episode, I share some thoughts on my search for a miracle and encourage others who are seeking their own miracle or answer to prayer. Give a listen and share your thoughts with me.

How do you find purpose in life? What is your motivation to live each day knowing you're right where you're supposed to be? This is a good time of year to rethink and refocus as you look to the new year ahead. Get in line with God's will for your life so that you can live with peace, joy and confidence that you are fulfilling the purpose that He created you.

(Part 2)

If we don't forgive those who have hurt us, we lose a certain capacity to love. We can't enjoy the abundant life that God has for us if we are not choosing love no matter what we experience in this broken world. In today's episode, I read some thoughts on this topic from one of my favorite Christian authors, Francis Frangipane. I encourage you to check out his books found at Arrow Publications and I highly recommend his study "In Christ's Image Training" Unfortunately, there doesn't seem to be a free version any longer but you can find it here:

https://www.frangipane.org/aboutici.html

https://www.arrowbookstore.com/

King David was a man known for pursuing God, yet there were times when he wrote about not sensing God with him or wondering why God wasn't answering his prayers. Every person who lives a life of faith and trusting God will go through times when they can relate to King David in this way. Sometimes we may need to stop and remember the last time that we sensed God in our life and remind ourselves of the goodness of God. Listen to this episode for more thoughts on why we struggle to sense God in our lives.

"Don't be afraid, for I am with you. Don't be discouraged for I am your God. I will strengthen you and help you. I will hold you up with my right hand." Isaiah 41:10

"Where can I go from your Spirit, where can I flee from your presence?" Pslam 139:7

If you're like many people right now, you might be getting anxious about what you see happening in the world around you. Listen to this episode for some encouraging insight on adjusting your perspective so that you won't be a "blinky" light in the darkness around you. No matter what we each go through in this life, we know as children of God that our hope is NOT in the things of this world but in the promise of things to come. Let's make that our anchor and help others know they can have that hope too!

Most people who say they believe in God may still struggle with living a life of faith because they really don't TRUST God. The truth is that our interactions with humans can be a stumbling block to our fully trusting God. Listen to this episode as I explore some possibilities of why we don't trust God and why we should trust God no matter what.

Understanding that life was never meant to be "perfect" is important when we are learning to trust God in all things. The scripture says that we make our plans, but God directs our steps. This means that we need to trust him when things go differently than we expected or hoped. This is indeed hard when the suffering element is involved. Listen to this episode where I continue to share my recent experience in not liking what God is doing.

Ever been in a situation when you're believing God to answer your prayer, but He isn't...at least not the way YOU want him to. Listen to this podcast as I share my testimony on struggling to trust God when I couldn't understand why He wasn't doing what I was hoping for.

On this episode of Trusting God Through it All, I share how important forgiveness is whether we need to forgive others, ourselves, or God. I have come to realize that Love and Forgiveness are my "superpowers" and one of the secrets to health and well-being. Forgiveness is another choice that we need to make if we want to continue growing in the image of God. I hope you'll listen and be encouraged and inspired to live a life of love and forgiveness.

"Be kind to each other, compassionate, forgiving one another, just as God in Christ has forgiven you." Ephesians 4:32