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Today we’re in Ecclesiastes 3:11, where the Bible says God makes everything beautiful in its time. This episode is all about trusting God’s timing, even when life feels delayed, slow, or stuck.

So often we know God has called us to something, but we want it now. We want the promise without the process. We want the flower without the waiting. But God’s timing is part of His goodness. What He has promised may be real, but that does not mean it is ready yet. David was anointed king, but he still had sheep to watch. Joseph had a dream from God, but he still had prison, setbacks, and waiting before the promise came to pass.

Pastor Scot and Pastor Jason talk about how important it is to be great where you are while God prepares you for what is next. The waiting season is not wasted. It is a season of growth, strengthening, training, and preparation. If you try to force open something before God’s time, you can end up frustrated, discouraged, and out ahead of the opportunity He actually has for you.

This message is such a great reminder that just because something has not happened yet does not mean God forgot. He is still working. He is still preparing the path. He is still developing what needs to grow in you so that when the right door opens, you are ready to walk through it.

Do not despise the waiting. God can make it beautiful in His time.

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Good morning and welcome to Wake Up with Pastor Scot and Pastor Holly.

Today we’re in Exodus 3:11, where Moses asks God, “Who am I that I should go?” This episode is all about identity, calling, and what happens when God asks you to do something bigger than your comfort zone.

Moses had a real question. God was calling him to do something impossible, and his first response was not confidence. It was doubt. He looked at himself, his limitations, and his past, and wondered how he could possibly be the one for such a big assignment. But God’s answer was simple and powerful: “I will be with you.”

This message is such a great reminder that when God calls you, He is not asking you to do it alone. In fact, many of the things God puts in front of you are bigger than what you can do by yourself on purpose. That way, you learn to rely on Him, trust Him, and walk with Him. If you could do it all on your own, you would never need His strength, His direction, or His help.

Pastor Scot and Pastor Holly talk about how easy it is to second guess yourself, especially when something feels stretching, unfamiliar, or uncomfortable. But stepping out matters. God often directs your steps while you are moving, not while you are standing still. Sometimes you learn, grow, adjust, and find your direction as you go. The key is not to let fear keep you frozen.

You may feel unqualified, uncertain, or not enough. But if God is with you, you already have what you need to take the next step. Do not let insecurity talk you out of what God is calling you into.

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Good morning and welcome to Wake Up with Pastor Scot and Pastor Holly.

Today we’re in Deuteronomy 28:13, where the Bible says God will make you the head and not the tail. This episode is all about what it looks like to live on top, not underneath life’s pressures, and how that kind of life is connected to hearing God’s Word and actually doing it.

Everybody wants the promise of being the head and not the tail. Everyone wants to live blessed, strong, and on top. But this scripture also gives us the “if.” If you pay attention to God’s commands and carefully follow them, you will be at the top and not the bottom. This message is a reminder that God’s promises are powerful, but they are not disconnected from how we live.

Pastor Scot and Pastor Holly talk about how the Word of God works like an owner’s manual for life. If you want a great marriage, you have to follow God’s design for marriage. If you want to raise strong children, you have to train them up in the way they should go. If you want to thrive in life, you cannot ignore God’s wisdom and still expect His best results.

This episode is also a strong reminder that trouble still comes, even for believers. Being the head does not mean you never face challenges. It means that even in the middle of them, you can still stay on top because you are living God’s way. You are not meant to be crushed by life. You are meant to rise above it with God’s wisdom, obedience, and peace.

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Good morning and welcome to Wake Up with Pastor Scot and Pastor Holly.

Today we’re in Romans 8:1, where the Bible says, “There is now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus.” This episode is all about breaking free from shame, condemnation, and the cycle that keeps trying to pull you back into the same old struggles.

So many people live weighed down by what they have done, what they are still battling, or the mistakes they wish they could undo. But condemnation is never from God. Conviction says, “That needs to change.” Condemnation says, “You will never change.” And that is exactly why condemnation is so dangerous. It keeps people stuck in shame instead of moving forward in freedom.

Pastor Scot and Pastor Holly talk about how grace does not mean you stay in the same cycle forever. Grace means you are not condemned, and because of that, you now have the power to turn and walk in a new direction. In Christ, you are not trapped. You are not hopeless. You are not doomed to repeat the same pattern forever. You have been set free, and you can begin building real self-control one step at a time.

This episode is such a strong reminder that you do not change through shame. You change through truth, grace, and the leading of the Holy Spirit. You can stop agreeing with the lie that says, “This is just who I am,” and instead start believing what God says about you. You are a new creation, and you can grow stronger.

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Good morning and welcome to Wake Up with Pastor Scot and Pastor Holly.

Today we’re in Acts 3:6, where Peter says, “Silver or gold I do not have, but what I do have I give you.” This episode is all about recognizing what God has placed inside of you and using it to make a difference in the lives around you.

So often people think they do not have enough to offer. Maybe they do not have extra money, extra time, or some big dramatic platform. But this message reminds us that what you do have still matters. You can give encouragement. You can give grace. You can give kindness. You can give attention, value, and compassion. And sometimes those things are exactly what someone needs most.

Pastor Scot and Pastor Holly talk about how the world is hurting and looking for something real. People may think they need one thing, but what they really need is Jesus. And one of the clearest ways to give people Jesus is through the way you treat them. A smile, a kind word, patience in a frustrating moment, or simply making someone feel seen and important can leave a lasting impact.

This episode is a powerful reminder that you do not have to have everything to give something meaningful. When you leave people better than you found them, you are bringing the heart of Christ into everyday life. You may not always have silver and gold, but you do have something valuable to give.

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Good morning and welcome to Wake Up with Pastor Scot and Pastor Jason.

Today we’re in 1 Samuel 17, and the message is all about confidence, courage, and the power of what you say when you are facing something big. Goliath was huge. The problem was real. But the biggest difference between David and everyone else was not the size of the giant. It was the voice they listened to and the words they spoke.

All of Israel saw the giant and lost heart. They talked about how impossible it was. They saw themselves as too small, too weak, and not enough. But David spoke differently. He remembered what God had already done. He talked about the lion and the bear. He reminded himself and everyone around him that if God had been faithful before, God would be faithful again.

This episode is such a strong reminder that what you say matters. If you constantly describe your problems, your fears, and your limitations, you will start living small. But when you begin to speak what God says about you, that you are an overcomer, that God is with you, that He is your healer, provider, and strength, your confidence rises and your faith begins to move.

Pastor Scot and Pastor Jason challenge you to stop making your mountain bigger than your God. Do not tell God how big your giant is. Tell your giant how big your God is. Change your inner voice. Speak life. Speak victory. Speak faith. That confidence is not pride. It is trust in what God can do through you.

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Good morning and welcome to Wake Up with Pastor Scot and Pastor Holly.

Today we’re in 1 Samuel 30:6, where David is facing one of the most overwhelming moments of his life. Everything had been taken, everyone around him was grieved, and even the people closest to him were talking about turning against him. But instead of staying crushed under the weight of it all, David did something powerful. He strengthened himself in the Lord his God.

This episode is all about what to do when life feels impossible, heavy, and overwhelming. David had every reason to quit, give up, or fall apart. He had been holding on to God’s promise for years, and now it looked like everything was falling apart right before breakthrough. But this moment became the turning point. Instead of staying in distress, David chose to build himself up in God.

Pastor Scot and Pastor Holly talk about what that can look like in real life. Sometimes strengthening yourself in the Lord means worship. Sometimes it means thanking God for what He has already done. Sometimes it means reminding yourself that God is still working behind the scenes, even when you do not yet see the answer. David did not build himself up in what he could do. He built himself up in who God is and what God could do.

This message is such a powerful reminder that you do not have to stay stuck in distress. You can talk to your soul. You can remind yourself that God has never failed you, never left you, and never stopped working on your behalf. What looks like the end may actually be right before breakthrough.

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Good morning and welcome to Wake Up with Pastor Scot and Pastor Holly.

Today we’re in Philippians 4:6-7, where the Bible reminds us not to be anxious about anything, but in every situation, with prayer, petition, and thanksgiving, to present our requests to God. And when we do, the peace of God guards our hearts and minds in Christ Jesus. This episode is all about what to do with stress, worry, and anxiety.

So many times, when we feel overwhelmed, we take our stress sideways. We dump it on other people, replay it in conversations, or look for someone to validate how heavy it feels. But this scripture shows us a better direction. God never asked us to carry anxiety alone. He asked us to bring it to Him. When we cast it upward instead of outward, peace comes in.

Pastor Scot and Pastor Holly talk about the difference between dumping stress on people and seeking wise counsel. There is nothing wrong with asking for prayer or advice, but there is a big difference between asking for help and just spreading anxiety. God is the One who has the power to actually lift the burden, calm your heart, and guard your mind.

This episode is a reminder that when you hold on to stress, it eventually leaks out into the people around you. It affects your home, your mood, your relationships, and your peace. But when you give it to God with thanksgiving, you make room for His peace to stand guard over your thoughts and emotions.

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Good morning and welcome to Wake Up with Pastor Scot and Pastor Holly.

Today we’re in James 1:22, where the Bible says, “Do not merely listen to the word, and so deceive yourselves. Do what it says.” This episode is all about moving beyond hearing truth and actually living it.

God’s Word is not meant to make life harder. It is meant to make life better. Just like an owner’s manual helps a car last longer, the Word of God gives us instruction so we can live with more peace, freedom, strength, and blessing. When God tells us to forgive, love, give, wait, or trust Him, He is not trying to restrict us. He is trying to lead us into a better life.

Pastor Scot and Pastor Holly talk about how easy it is to hear the Word but then pick and choose only the parts we like. But real growth happens when we stop treating God’s Word like a buffet and start trusting that every instruction He gives is for our good. The challenge is not just to agree with the Word, but to do the Word.

This message is also a reminder that if God asks us to live a certain way, then through Him, we can. It may not always be easy, but God never calls us to something without also giving us grace and strength to walk it out. When you begin to live what God says, you start seeing the transformation, freedom, and blessing that come with obedience.

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Good morning and welcome to Wake Up with Pastor Scot and Pastor Holly.

Today we’re in Psalm 33:4, where the Bible says, “For the word of the Lord is right and true. He is faithful in all He does.” This episode is all about the faithfulness of God and what it looks like to respond to that faithfulness with a life that trusts Him and follows Him.

God is not halfway faithful. He is faithful in all He does. He does not partly love you, partly forgive you, or partly provide for you. His Word is right, true, and dependable. That means when life feels uncertain, you can still anchor your heart in the truth that God is faithful, even when your circumstances do not yet look the way you want them to.

This episode also talks about the importance of not living double-minded. It is easy to praise God on Sunday but then spend the rest of the week living divided, doubtful, or disconnected from what His Word says. But when you really know how faithful God has been to you, it should awaken gratitude, obedience, and a desire to live differently. Not out of legalism, but out of love.

Pastor Scot and Pastor Holly remind us that living life at a higher level matters. God’s ways are better. Sin does not serve you. Bitterness, envy, selfishness, and compromise limit your life. But when you trust God’s faithfulness and live according to His truth, you step into a higher quality of life, peace, and purpose.

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