Host Courtney returns from summer break to share her daughter’s encounter in Vienna with a friendly Bible student whose teaching raised serious doctrinal concerns.

The episode urges listeners to know Scripture deeply so they can recognize deception, outlines red flags to watch for, and closes with a prayer for discernment and a hunger for God's Word.

In this episode, Courtney reflects on an influencer who asks strangers about their dreams and uses Abraham’s story to challenge listeners to hold onto faith when circumstances seem impossible.

She encourages listeners to repent for unbelief, renew their hope, and pray boldly for dreams that feel dead to come alive, trusting God to call things into being. 

In this episode Courtney shares a candid conversation about receiving and resting in God’s overwhelming love, reflecting on Romans 8:38 and a personal, physical encounter with the Father’s presence.

She encourages listeners to stop performing for love, to be filled by God first, and to trust that nothing and no one can separate them from His passionate, unearned love.

Host Courtney Goodwin encourages listeners through a season of waiting by offering four practical ways to actively wait on God: worship, staying in Scripture, cultivating gratitude, and remaining in community. She shares personal experience, Scripture references, and a prayer to strengthen faith and renew hope while waiting for God’s timing.

Courtney Goodwin unpacks how comparison can steal joy, paralyze purpose, and hinder unity among women in the body of Christ.

She shares a personal story, biblical insight, and practical steps—repentance, speaking truth aloud, and asking the Holy Spirit for help—to replace comparison with celebration and embrace your unique value in Christ.

Host Courtney Goodwin unpacks the story of Joseph from Genesis — betrayed by his brothers, sold into slavery, falsely accused and imprisoned, then elevated to Pharaoh’s right hand after interpreting dreams.

Joseph’s journey shows how faithful character, excellence in hardship, and trust in God prepare a leader for promotion with a purpose: to save lives and nations. The episode encourages listeners to endure injustice and struggle with integrity, knowing their trials can shape them for greater responsibility.

Host Courtney Goodwin shares a personal testimony about her son Caleb, who was born with severe developmental delays and diagnoses that led doctors to doubt he would ever walk.

After realizing fear—specifically a fear of falling—was the real obstacle, she prayed for God to remove that fear. Over two weeks Caleb grew more confident, took his first steps, and eventually walked independently, prompting a message about identifying and casting out fear in our own lives.

The episode closes with a prayer inviting listeners to seek freedom from fear and step into the abundant life God intends.

Host Courtney Goodwin explores the biblical idea of consecration—being set apart for holy purposes—through personal stories of fasting (including a long sugar fast) and surrendering idols. Courtney reflects on the spiritual fruit of consecration—greater intimacy, anointing, and power in ministry—and encourages listeners to ask God if there’s anything to surrender, to rebuke shame, and to trust God’s sustaining love. - Episode 18

In this episode, Courtney shares how she chose her word for 2026 after reflecting on her youth encounter with the Holy Spirit and realizing she has been living like Martha: busy and distracted. She recounts the Mary and Martha story from Luke 10 and the passionate language of Song of Songs 8:6–7.

Courtney invites listeners to set aside distractions, return to intimate time with God, and pursue a deep, unquenchable love for Jesus that marks and transforms us.

Courtney Goodwin introduces a new devotional format to the podcast and reflects on Romans 8, reminding listeners that present sufferings pale compared to the glory of God to come and calling believers to be light, salt, and hope-bearers in a hurting world.

The episode finishes with a prayer asking God to reveal His children as carriers of His glory and to empower them to bring encouragement, life, and hope to those around them.