Rahab entered the biblical story with a reputation.

But she entered Hebrews 11 with a testimony.

In this episode of Where Faith Lives, we continue our Women of the Bible series with Rahab—a woman whose story reminds us that our past does not get the final word when God steps into our lives.

When we’re first introduced to Rahab, Scripture identifies her as a prostitute living in Jericho. But Rahab had heard about the God of Israel—and she believed.

Her faith moved her to action.

That decision led to her rescue, the rescue of her family, and a completely different future than the one we might have expected for her. Later, we find Rahab in Hebrews 11 among those remembered for their faith and in Matthew 1 in the genealogy of Jesus Christ.

Her past was real.

But so was her faith.
So was her obedience.
So was God’s mercy.
And so was the future God had for her.

In this episode, we’re talking about what it means to move from simply hearing about God to actually trusting Him, how genuine faith shows up in our actions, and why we should be careful about defining ourselves—or anyone else—by a chapter God may have already redeemed.

📖 SCRIPTURES REFERENCED

• Joshua 2
• Joshua 2:11
• Joshua 2:21
• Joshua 6
• Joshua 6:23
• Joshua 6:25
• Matthew 1:5
• Hebrews 11:31
• James 2:25

I encourage you not to stop with this episode. Open your Bible, read these passages for yourself, pray over them, and ask God what He wants to show you through Rahab’s story.

💭 SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT

What have you heard about God that you still haven’t trusted Him enough to act on?

Is there an area of your life where you say you trust God, but your actions show that you’re still trying to control the outcome?

Are you allowing something from your past to define you even though God is calling you forward?

And have you ever reduced someone else to their past without considering what God may still be doing in their life?

Take these questions into your prayer time and, most importantly, go back to the Word for yourself.

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There are moments when something feels off — but you don’t yet have language for it.

In this episode of Where Faith Lives, we talk honestly and gently about healing after narcissistic, toxic, or abusive relationships. This conversation is rooted in faith, Scripture, and clarity — not condemnation, blame, or labels.

This episode is for anyone who has questioned their experience, doubted their instincts, or wondered how God heals what feels broken.

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In This Episode

We explore:

• The difference between narcissistic dynamics, toxic patterns, and abuse

• Why many people stop asking questions in unsafe environments

• What Scripture means when it says God “bandages” wounds

• David’s discernment in leaving harm without dishonor

• Guarding the heart without bitterness

• Finding identity after survival

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This episode includes discussion of emotional and physical abuse. Please listen at your own pace and take breaks if needed.

If you are in a situation where you are not safe — emotionally, physically, or mentally — please reach out for help. Talk to someone you trust. Seek support. God cares deeply about your safety and your healing.

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Scriptures Referenced (NLT)

📖 Romans 12:2

📖 James 3:17

📖 Psalm 34:18

📖 Psalm 147:3

📖 Proverbs 4:23

📖 Isaiah 61:1

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We walk this journey together.

Are you willing to receive correction, or do you immediately become defensive?

Sometimes we become so convinced that we are already doing everything right that no one can teach us anything new—not at work, in our relationships, or even in our walk with God.

In this episode of Where Faith Lives with Nixa Natalie, we’re examining the signs of an unteachable spirit and how pride can disguise itself as confidence. We’ll also discuss the difference between receiving wise correction and accepting every person’s opinion.

When God’s Word challenges your behavior, beliefs, or choices, are you willing to change—or do you try to make the Word agree with you?

This episode encourages us to remain humble, receive godly instruction, and allow Scripture to do more than comfort us—allow it to correct and transform us, too.

SCRIPTURES IN THIS EPISODE

Proverbs 12:1

Proverbs 9:9

2 Timothy 3:16

James 1:22

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What do you do when you’ve prayed, forgiven, communicated, and loved… but the relationship still isn’t changing?

In today’s episode of Where Faith Lives with Nixa Natalie, we’re talking about one of the hardest lessons many of us will ever face: learning to surrender the people we love to God.

This isn’t an episode about giving up on people. It’s about understanding the difference between loving someone and trying to change them. Scripture reminds us that while we are called to love, forgive, and live at peace with others, only God can transform a person’s heart.

Together we’ll explore what God’s Word teaches about surrender, trusting His timing, and finding peace when the outcome is no longer in our hands.

Scriptures Referenced (NLT):

• Romans 12:18
• John 6
• Matthew 19:16–22

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When you hear the word modesty, what comes to mind?

For many people, it’s a conversation filled with rules, opinions, and judgment. But is that where the Bible begins?

In this episode of Where Faith Lives with Nixa Natalie, we’re taking a fresh look at what biblical modesty really means. Together, we’ll discover that modesty is about far more than clothing—it’s about the condition of our hearts, our identity in Christ, and living in a way that reflects Him.

We’ll also discuss beauty, self-worth, social media, the oversexualization of our culture, and why your value has never been determined by the attention you receive from others.

God isn’t calling us to hide who we are—He’s calling us to reflect whose we are.

Whether you’re new to your faith or have been walking with Christ for years, my prayer is that this conversation encourages you to see yourself through God’s eyes and reminds you that true beauty begins with a heart surrendered to Him.

Scriptures Referenced (NLT):

• ​ 1 Samuel 16:7
• ​ 1 Timothy 2:9–10
• ​ 1 Peter 3:3–4

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Have you ever felt like you had to make yourself smaller just to keep the peace?

In this episode of Where Faith Lives, we explore the fawn response through the lens of Scripture and discover what God’s Word says about identity, love, and finding yourself again through Christ.

If you’ve ever struggled with people-pleasing, losing your voice, or wondering who you are in Christ, I pray this conversation encourages you to rest in the truth that you are fully known, fully loved, and fearfully and wonderfully made by God.

Scriptures Referenced:

Romans 12:18 • 1 Corinthians 13:4–7, 13 • Psalm 139:13–14 • Ephesians 2:10 • Romans 8:1

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Have you ever felt overlooked, rejected, or like someone else was always chosen before you?

Leah’s story reminds us that although people may overlook us, God never does.

In this episode of Where Faith Lives, we explore how God saw Leah, loved her, and used her life for His greater purpose—even in the midst of rejection and heartache.

If you’ve ever struggled with comparison, self-worth, or wondered if God still has a purpose for your life, I pray this episode encourages you.

📖 Scriptures:

• Genesis 29:16–35

• Genesis 30:1–24

• Psalm 139:13–18

• Romans 8:28

• Isaiah 43:1

• Ephesians 2:10

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What did Jesus really teach about the Sabbath?

Is the Sabbath still relevant today, or did Jesus do away with it? What does it mean that He came to “fulfill the Law”? And how do we reconcile God’s command to keep the Sabbath with Jesus healing and showing mercy on that day?

These were some of the questions that came up during a recent Bible study with family, and they sent us searching through the Scriptures together.

In this episode of Where Faith Lives, we slow down and examine what the Bible says—not through assumptions or tradition, but by reading the passages in context. Together, we’ll walk through Scripture and explore the Sabbath from Creation to the teachings of Jesus, asking honest questions and allowing God’s Word to guide the conversation.

Whether you’ve observed the Sabbath for years, never given it much thought, or you’re simply curious about what the Bible teaches, I pray this episode encourages you to open the Scriptures with a humble heart and a desire to know God more deeply.

As always…

Don’t just take my word for it…search the Scriptures for yourself.

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📖 Scriptures Referenced (NLT)

* Genesis 2:2–3

* Exodus 20:8–11

* Isaiah 40:28

* John 5:1–18

* Mark 2:23–28

* Matthew 12:1–14

* Matthew 22:37–40

* Matthew 5:17–19

* Romans 13:8–10

* Hebrews 10:1–18

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What do we do when God’s promises seem delayed?

Do we continue trusting Him, or do we begin taking matters into our own hands?

In this episode of Where Faith Lives, we take a closer look at the life of Rebekah. While many people remember her for the events surrounding Isaac’s blessing, Scripture reveals a much fuller picture. We first meet a woman marked by kindness, hospitality, faith, and a willingness to obey God’s leading. Yet as her account unfolds, we also see the danger of allowing fear to move us ahead of God’s timing.

Together, we’ll explore how God’s faithfulness remains constant even when imperfect people make imperfect choices. Through Rebekah’s life, we’re reminded that God’s promises are fulfilled by His faithfulness—not by our attempts to force His plans into existence.

Whether you’re waiting on an answered prayer, wrestling with God’s timing, or learning to trust Him more deeply, I pray this conversation encourages you to rest in the God who always keeps His Word.

Scriptures Referenced (NLT)

📖 Genesis 24

📖 Genesis 25:20–34

📖 Genesis 25:23

📖 Genesis 27

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Who told you that you weren’t enough?

Who told you that your past is too great for God’s grace?

Who told you that your mistakes define your future?

In Genesis 3:11, God asked Adam a powerful question:

“Who told you that you were naked?”

It wasn’t because God lacked information. It was an invitation to examine the voice Adam had begun to believe.

In this episode of Where Faith Lives with Nixa Natalie, we explore how culture, comparison, shame, fear, past experiences, and even our own thoughts can shape our identity if we are not firmly rooted in God’s Word.

Together, we’ll discover that our identity is not found in our failures, our feelings, or the opinions of others—but in what God has already declared through Scripture.

The enemy’s greatest weapon isn’t simply getting us to sin. It’s convincing us to believe lies about the God who loves us and the identity He has already given us in Christ.

📖 Scripture References:

• Genesis 3:1–11

• Jeremiah 17:9

• Psalm 139:13–14

• Romans 8:1

• 2 Corinthians 5:17

• Hebrews 13:5

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