“Sabbath Clarity for Our Lives” is a talk that explores the what, why, and how of practicing Sabbath. It explains what Sabbath truly means—a sacred time set apart for rest and renewal; why God designed it—as a rhythm to restore our souls, strengthen our faith, and remind us of His provision; and how we can live it out today—through intentional rest, worship, and setting healthy boundaries. The message brings practical and spiritual clarity, helping us see Sabbath not as a rule to follow, but as a life-giving gift to embrace.

“Free to Be Present” is a practical talk about clearing the clutter that keeps us from experiencing true Sabbath rest. It encourages simplifying our schedules, possessions, and thoughts so we can be more present with God and others. Andrea highlights that rest isn’t just about stopping activity but creating space for what truly matters: worship, reflection, and connection. By letting go of distractions and unnecessary busyness, we become free to experience the peace, joy, and renewal God designed for the Sabbath.

“Striving to Rest” is a talk about learning to trust God so completely that we can let go of anxiety and self-reliance. It reminds us that true rest doesn’t come from stopping our efforts, but from placing our confidence in God’s faithfulness. The message encourages believers to pursue a deeper relationship with Him—seeking His presence daily, surrendering control, and finding peace in His promises. Ultimately, it calls us to trade striving for trust, and worry for the calm assurance that God is working all things for our good.

A Bible Scavenger Hunt on Sabbath Rest invites us to explore Scripture passages that reveal God’s design for rest, renewal, and worship. Through searching verses and clues, we discover that the Sabbath is not just a commandment but a gift—a time to pause from work, reconnect with God, and restore the soul. Emphasizing that true rest is found in trusting God’s provision and embracing His rhythm of peace and renewal.

Ruth Abelard explores the profound value of laughter and joy in human life. Mirth strengthens relationships, reduces stress, and fosters resilience during hardship. She draws on psychology, philosophy, and everyday experiences to show that humor is not mere frivolity, but a vital source of connection, creativity, and emotional health. She's reminding us that laughter is one of life’s simplest yet most powerful gifts.

Sylvia Scott had it on her heart to share on the topic of dying with the Lord, as she has been walking this journey with God over the last few years. This unique episode is a conversation between Claire Kingsley, Ingrid Mail, and Sylvia Scott - reflecting on the character of God and what he has taught Sylvia as she nears the end of her life.

Andrea Preston shares her journey to Faith Church and how she has developed as a leader, to becoming the lead on our women's ministry team. Also, have you wondered what the August Ministry Leadership Training event is all about? You'll hear more about the event in context with Andrea's story, and how women's ministry is seeking to develop its leaders as the ministry grows.

Jenny is joined with her guest, Jane Fleck, to talk on the topic of grief and a walk with God.

From the archives... we're releasing an interview between Catherine and Jenny from 2022. Even though it's been a few years, the content holds up - we would still love to have greeters serving on the Guest Services Team!

Jenny interviews Valerie Beaverson, who had been a part of faith church for 35 years and moved to Flordia a few years ago. She's loved connecting with ladies from Faith through the podcast. She and her husband, Randy, are a part of our missions family, so let's connect with her!