Unfinished but Faithful Podcast

Episode 25

Bible Study With Us: EXODUS — Let My People Go | Unfinished but Faithful Podcast

What happens when God tells you to let go, but you keep saying no?

In this episode of Unfinished but Faithful, we’re diving into the story of Moses and Pharaoh in Exodus and exploring one of the most fascinating confrontations in the Bible.

From Pharaoh’s bold question, “Who is the LORD, that I should obey Him?” to the first four plagues, we witness a king who repeatedly resists God’s authority, even as the consequences unfold before his eyes.

But this isn’t just a story about Pharaoh. It’s an opportunity to examine our own hearts.

Are we truly surrendering to God, or are we negotiating with Him? Are we genuinely repentant, or do we simply want the consequences of our choices to disappear? And what happens when we repeatedly resist what God is asking of us?

Grab your Bible and study Exodus with me as we explore pride, obedience, hardening our hearts, and the God who hears His people’s cries.

We’re only getting started. Join me as we continue walking through the story of Moses, Pharaoh, and God’s promise to deliver His people.

📖 Scripture focus: Exodus 1–8
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Still becoming. Still faithful. I’ll see you next time.

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E:24 — I’VE DRIFTED

Have you ever looked up and realized you’ve slowly drifted away from God?

Not because you stopped loving Him.
Not because you decided you didn’t need Him.
But because life got busy.

In this episode, I’m getting real about my own season of drifting. Between the kids being home for summer, new schools, work, work troubles, home life, and simply trying to be present in my everyday life, I kept telling myself, “I’ll do it soon.”

Soon I’ll pray.
Soon I’ll open my Bible.
Soon I’ll record.
Soon I’ll slow down.

And then Friday would come… and I still hadn’t done it.

Because the truth is, if we don’t make the time, time will never magically become available.

We live in a world where being busy can feel like an accomplishment. But sometimes our busyness can become so loud that we can no longer hear God’s voice.

In this episode, we’re talking about what it means to slow down, be present, practice gratitude, and remember God not only in our worst seasons—but in our best ones too.

Because the same God who carried you through your hardest days is the God who deserves to be remembered on your best days.

If you’ve been feeling distant, distracted, overwhelmed, or spiritually stuck…

friend, this episode is your reminder:

You can come back.

🤎 Still becoming.
🤎 Still faithful.

“God, please don’t let all the noise in my mind drown out Your voice.”

What do you do when you can’t see what God is doing?

In Episode 23 of Unfinished but Faithful, we’re diving into Matthew 14:22–33 and the story of Peter stepping out of the boat and walking toward Jesus in the middle of deep water.

Everyone remembers that Peter sank… but Peter did something eleven other disciples never did.

He got out of the boat.

Maybe you’re in a season of waiting. Maybe you’re carrying unanswered prayers, facing uncertainty, or asking God for clarity. You want the whole plan. A timeline. A guarantee.

But what if God isn’t giving you certainty?

What if He’s simply giving you the next step?

Peter asked for certainty. Jesus gave him a step.

“Come.”

In this episode, we’re talking about fear, control, comfort, trusting God in the deep water, and having enough faith to take the next step—even when you can’t see how the story ends.

Friend, faith isn’t knowing how the story ends.

Faith is trusting the Author while you’re still living it. 🤍

Still becoming. Still faithful.

Thank you for being here and walking this journey of faith with me.

— Cristina

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Episode 22 FATHERS DAY 🤍 The Men God Sent

Father’s Day can bring a mix of emotions—gratitude, grief, healing, and reflection.

In this heartfelt episode, Cristina shares her journey of growing up without a father, the uncle who stepped in and became the dad she needed, and the powerful impact of having faithful father figures. She also opens up about watching her husband, Juan, earn the love and respect of her boys through consistency, integrity, and unconditional love.

Through personal testimony, the story of Mephibosheth, and biblical encouragement, this episode reminds us that God is still a Father to the fatherless and often shows His love through the people He places in our lives.

Whether you’re celebrating a father, grieving one, healing from father wounds, or thanking someone who chose to stay, this episode is for you.

Scripture References:

• ​Psalm 68:5
• ​Psalm 27:10
• ​2 Samuel 9
• ​Matthew 5:37
• ​1 Corinthians 13:4-7

Thank you for being here and walking this journey of faith with me.

— Cristina

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And remember friend…

Still becoming. Still faithful. ❤️

Episode 21: The Man in the Sycamore-Fig Tree 🌳

What would make a grown man climb a tree just to catch a glimpse of Jesus?

In this episode of Unfinished but Faithful, Cristina explores the story of Zacchaeus in Luke 19 and discovers that this story is about much more than a man in a tree. It’s about curiosity, being seen, and what happens when we pursue Jesus despite our fears, doubts, and distractions.

Cristina also shares a personal and vulnerable reflection on recurring dreams about her teeth falling out, how anxiety has been showing up in unexpected ways, and what God has been teaching her about surrendering control, navigating spiritual warfare, and choosing faith over fear.

If you’ve been carrying anxiety, feeling overwhelmed, battling discouragement, or simply wondering if God sees what you’re going through, this conversation is for you.

Together, we’ll explore how Zacchaeus’ curiosity led him closer to Jesus—and how sometimes the very thing we’re searching for has been searching for us all along.

Scripture References:

📖 Luke 19:1-10

📖 Matthew 6:27

📖 Philippians 4:6-7

✨ In this episode:

• ​The story of Zacchaeus and the sycamore-fig tree
• ​Why curiosity matters in our faith journey
• ​Spiritual warfare and hidden battles of the mind
• ​Dreams, anxiety, and surrendering control to God
• ​Finding peace in the middle of uncertainty
• ​Choosing joy over fear

Thank you for being part of this community.

And remember friend,

Still becoming.

Still faithful.

I’ll see you next time. 🤍🎙️🌳

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Link to Marcella’s Podcast RUNNING ON MARS

https://open.spotify.com/episode/6Xd3Tvd0zLofCN68Mt20KC?si=kcpUeQliRAuO90ABfTBMZg

Life gets busy.

Between family vacations, graduations, summer schedules, work, responsibilities, and the constant demands of everyday life, it’s easy to unintentionally lose consistency with God.

In this heartfelt episode of Unfinished but Faithful, Cristina shares a personal season of feeling distracted by life’s responsibilities, missing podcast deadlines, and realizing that while she never stopped loving God, she needed to intentionally reconnect with Him.

Together, we’ll dive deep into the story of Mary and Martha in Luke 10:38-42 and discover what Jesus meant when He said, “Only one thing is needed.”

We’ll talk about:

✨ How distractions slowly pull our focus away from God

✨ The difference between guilt and conviction

✨ Why consistency with God doesn’t require perfection

✨ Practical ways to stay connected to God in busy seasons

✨ How God lovingly calls us back when we’ve drifted

✨ Finding His presence in everyday moments

If you’ve been feeling overwhelmed, distracted, spiritually dry, or simply struggling to make time for God, this episode is for you.

Remember friend, God isn’t calling you back with condemnation—He’s calling you back with grace.

📖 Scripture:

Luke 10:38-42

Psalm 46:10

Luke 15:11-32

Still becoming. Still faithful.

Thank you for being here and walking this journey of faith with me.

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💛 Reflection Question:

What has been distracting you lately, and what is one small step you can take this week to spend intentional time with God?

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Episode 19- The Version of Me God Had to Break

Episode 19 is one of the most personal conversations I’ve had on this podcast so far.

In this episode, we talk about the painful but necessary seasons where God begins breaking the versions of us built from survival, fear, pride, people pleasing, insecurity, and emotional dependence.

Through the story of Jacob wrestling with God in Genesis 32, we unpack what it really means to be transformed by God — not just blessed by Him.

I share honestly about:

• survival mode vs surrender

• why pruning seasons feel so painful

• emotional dependence on people

• healing, identity, and spiritual growth

• why God sometimes isolates us before transforming us

• the difference between performance and true surrender

• learning to trust God while still healing

If you’ve been feeling stretched, humbled, disconnected from old versions of yourself, or confused by the season you’re in… this episode is for you.

You are not being abandoned.

You are being transformed.

Still becoming. Still faithful. 🤍

Thank you for being here and walking this journey of faith with me.

— Cristina

Host of Unfinished but Faithful

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Some seasons with God require more than change… they require transformation.

In this episode of Unfinished but Faithful, Cristina talks about the painful but necessary process of leaving behind old versions of ourselves in order to step into the new season God is calling us into.

Together, we dive into the story of the Israelites leaving Egypt, what it truly means to be spiritually transformed, and why healing often comes with grief, pruning, surrender, and discomfort. This episode is for anyone struggling to let go of old mindsets, survival habits, fear, people pleasing, control, or identities that no longer align with who God is calling them to become.

We also reflect on powerful Scriptures including Isaiah 43:19, 2 Corinthians 5:17, Ephesians 4:22-24, and John 15:2, exploring how God renews us from the inside out.

Plus, Cristina shares a moving testimony from a listener about what brought them back to Jesus after 36 years of living as a Druid — a reminder that no one is beyond God’s reach and transformation is still possible.

If you’ve been feeling stretched, uncomfortable, or caught between who you were and who God is calling you to become… this episode is for you.

Still becoming. Still faithful. 🤍

Thank you for being here and walking this journey of faith with me.

— Cristina

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Episode 17: Bible Study — Matthew 10 (Part 2) | Overcoming Fear, Bold Faith & The Cost of Following Jesus

In this Christian podcast episode of Unfinished but Faithful, we continue our Bible study through Matthew chapter 10, focusing on overcoming fear, standing strong in your faith, and understanding the true cost of following Jesus.

Jesus tells us, “Do not be afraid”—but what does that really mean in today’s world?

In this episode, we break down:

* How to overcome fear and anxiety in your faith walk

* What the Bible says about boldness and obedience

* How to deal with rejection as a Christian

* The meaning of Matthew 10 explained in a relatable way

* Why following Jesus can feel lonely—and how to stay strong

This episode is perfect for anyone looking for:

✔️ Christian encouragement

✔️ Bible study podcasts

✔️ Faith-based motivation

✔️ Spiritual growth and discipleship

🎧 Listen now and grow deeper in your relationship with God.

Still becoming. Still faithful.

Thank you for being here and walking this journey of faith with me.

— Cristina

Host of Unfinished but Faithful

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E16- The Battle You Don’t See: When the Enemy Attacks Your Mind

Have you ever felt off… for no reason?

Like your thoughts got heavier, your peace disappeared, and you couldn’t explain why?

In this episode, we’re talking about the battle most people don’t see—

the one that happens in your mind.

Because not every thought you have… is yours.

Through a deep dive into Matthew 4 and the story of Jesus Christ in the wilderness, we uncover how the enemy attacks through doubt, identity, and subtle lies—and how to fight back with truth.

If you’ve been feeling overwhelmed mentally, questioning yourself, or losing your peace… this episode is for you.

You’re not crazy.

You’re not alone.

And you’re not powerless.

Still becoming. Still faithful.

Thank you for being here and walking this journey of faith with me.

— Cristina

Host of Unfinished but Faithful

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