LIVING UP IN A DOWN WORLD: Peat and Repeat
Jimmy and Annette share from the overflow of all that God is up to in and around them.
Jimmy and Annette share from the overflow of all that God is up to in and around them.
In the New Covenant, where the Lord called His followers His friends, we need to relate to each other as friends of God.
In today’s heartfelt and rich conversation, Carol and Niki discuss practical ways to maintain intimacy with God amidst uncertainty and the significance of open conversations with Him, encouraging listeners to bring their struggles to God.
Those living in addiction are alive, but they’re not LIVING! Are you? This is a harsh truth. It’s not easy to go on with life when they’re stuck fighting chronic substance use. You have to choose how you’ll spend your days and time. You’re worth living!
What if living your faith authentically could radically transform your life and those around you? That’s the bold question we tackle in this episode of the Jamie Luce Podcast.
We think in order to arrive at spiritual enlargement, we need to get our limitations out of the way.
Women of God, you are clothed with the strength of the Lord.
David, expresses deep sorrow so much that he is not eating and doesn’t sleep. His bed is filled with tears. How does David find comfort?
Join Outreach Church, led by Pastor Roy Geesey, for an encouraging message.
Holy Spirit is going into the depths of our being in order to align our lives completely with His Will and Purposes in us.
Joy and Sorrow are often treated as opposites, but in today’s episode, we learn that they are inseparable, like holy twins. The story of the gospel is full of both and results in a beautiful song even the angels are eager to hear.
HOW CAN GOD USE OUR FAILURES, OUR BROKENNESS, OUR SHAME, AND OUR DISAPPOINTMENTS FOR HIS GLORY?
God somehow uses it to become, at times, something beautiful. Something valuable.
Today Jenn welcomes Jimmy Rollins to the show to discuss his new book, Love Outside the Lines. Jimmy is an author, speaker, and marriage coach who lives in Florida with his wife, Irene. Together they lead a marriage ministry called Two Equals One.
Scripture encourages us to unload our burdens of cares, worries, and anxieties and place them in God Almighty’s hand.
Pain is a refining fire that will bring the joy, focus, and purposefulness you crave when you reach the other side.
Listen in as biblical scholars weigh in on this difficult topic of divorce. But more importantly, listen in to what Jesus is saying and what He isn’t saying.
Join us as we unravel ways to make your life truly relevant in God’s kingdom and find joy in even the smallest details of our daily lives.
It’s up to God to move us in whatever direction He wants, but it’s up to us to come and yield to Him.
In today’s episode of Purpose Beyond Motherhood, Holly and Nicole are joined by Nicole Bowman to share an incredible journey of faith, family, and foster care. Tune in for an inspiring conversation about purpose, resilience, and the beauty of God’s timing.
Jenn welcomes Judy Dunagan as her guest today.
Join us as we uncover the beauty, purpose, and destiny of the Bride of Christ and how we, as believers, are called to walk in victory and holiness.
God calls us to abundant life—and that includes feeling strong, energized, and ready to fulfill His purpose for us.
Do you need clarity, or are you searching for inner peace?
One voice pierces through the negative noise and always whispers to my heart, “You are loved.”
God is ready to make each and every person part of His people, His family.
By refusing to uncover their heads and let go of their false sense of security, they forfeit their inheritance.
The choice to embrace our living hope is at the very core of living a truly vibrant life.
Join Pastor Jimmy and guest Krish Dhanam as they take an honest look at Patriotism & the Gospel. Are they really compatible? Find out in this Episode of Conversations!
When I choose to focus on the fact that God is present with me at work, it changes the way I perform my job, which enables me to fulfill His purposes.
Drew and Tim explore the role of emotions in our spiritual lives. Too often, we either let emotions dictate our faith or suppress them entirely. But what if emotions were never meant to be in control—only to guide us?
How can we center our calling and pursue true, lasting fulfillment? Today’s guest, media host and ministry leader Rebecca George, offers the keys to setting a firm foundation and discerning our best steps in life.
As I pondered the topic for this week’s kitchen table episode, the same thing kept coming to mind. An important question I’d like to ask you: What’s the bravest thing you’ve ever done?
Jesus as my teacher and rabbi means that I can trust Him to teach me all I need to know as we walk along.
It is always better to fear and obey God than to fear and obey man.
Dr. Reimer and Heather discuss soul care, how your soul is a suitcase, and how generational issues can cause things in your future. They speak about healing old wounds, which help people walk into fullness of freedom with Christ.
“The reason a lot of that stuff, (trauma), happened in our family is because we didn’t know how to build joy, how to quiet together, or keep our relational circuits on.” ~ Amy Glaser
The demon of addiction doesn’t play with you! He came to kill, steal, and destroy. But God used a man, randomly on YouTube that cast demons off of Cameron.
Being mindful of what we say, especially when tired, helps prevent unnecessary hurt and maintain healthy relationships.
Jimmy and Annette unpack the clear mandate to pray the life of the kingdom into our world in a practical way!
This conversation is one full of encouragement and practical insights for moving past your insecurities and into acting out and participating in God’s love.
Join Host Hannah Morrell for an inspirational teaching on Psalm 23, Walking with the Shepherd.
Allow yourself the grace to not do things perfectly.
Controlling our words reflects our character and relationship with God, avoiding harmful speech and focusing on thankfulness and integrity.
God calls us to a different kind of perseverance—not one rooted in self-reliance but in surrender.
To fear the Lord means having a deep respect, reverence, and awe for God’s power and authority.
In the morning, David cried out to God. What do we learn from David and his morning prayer to God that will help us sleep?
His mercies are new for you today, and all that you need is provided for you BY HIS HAND.
Join Outreach Church, led by Pastor Roy Geesey, for an encouraging message.
A breaking apart of what is contrary to His will must take place before we can move forward into something new.
The Christian life is brimming with both the pain of sorrow and the beauty of joy. Often, it is at the crossroads of the two where God reveals the most meaningful moments of our lives.
THIS SHOW WILL HIGHLIGHT REFLECTIONS ON THE THINGS WE TAKE FOR GRANTED IN EVERYDAY LIFE AND HOW DEPRIVATION AND ISOLATION CAN POSSIBLY BE GOOD FOR US.
Today Jenn welcomes Tammy Douglas, who she connected with at a recent SpeakUp Conference. Tammy serves in women’s ministry and leads a Bible study called The Kingdom Women. She shares what God is teaching her through a recent health crisis involving her husband.
Are you happy in your marriage? What do you base that happiness on? What if our preconceptions about marriage bring problems into our marriage? And what if a theological understanding of marriage from the One Who designed it can produce the happiest marriage we have ever experienced?
Linda shares insightful strategies on how we can remain resilient, empowered, and purposeful despite the changing tides in the economy and the job market.
God is about the long game with us – he wants us to endure to the end, not just be happy today.
If our hearts are full of love for God, shouldn’t our words reflect that?
If you’re looking for encouragement, wisdom, or just a reminder that you’re not alone, this episode is for you.
WATCH as the season of torment, opposition, and weariness in the night hours TURNS to one of the greatest seasons of encountering Me in the night hours.
Jenn welcomes Amber Lia as her guest today.
None of us can carry the prestige and power of our position in life without the presence of humility.
In this episode, we explore how offense can erode your emotional, mental, and spiritual well-being. From harboring resentment to allowing bitterness to take root, we discuss eight destructive ways offense can affect your life. Tune in for insights on how to identify offense in your life and practical steps to overcome it, so you can experience freedom and restoration.
So the potentiality of chaos was meant to be captured and subdued; we were meant to bring order to chaos – to the glory of God.
Ever find yourself replaying a conversation from years ago, wondering if you said the wrong thing? Or overanalyzing every possible outcome of a decision until you’re completely paralyzed?
Discontentment robs us of potential blessings, destroys our peace, takes away our joy, and makes us miserable.
Jesus can always cause transformation through transition, but sometimes I want to resist and go back to what’s familiar.
As a believer, God will call you to take on a task that is something new and bigger than you have ever done.
We have to pursue God diligently because if we don’t, we end up searching for the answers, solutions, or resolve in the natural.
While all of us will encounter tragedy in different forms, there are gradual steps we can take to turn to God in the midst of it so that He can show His glory and turn that tragedy into victory. Join Carol as she explains how David mourned and healed from the death of a child in 2 Samuel 12.
Pour a cup of coffee and join Jimmy and guest, Rick Green, as they discuss what it means to engage culture from a biblical worldview. Rick is the founder and president of the Patriot Academy in the Texas Hill Country. They are raising up the next generation of culture shapers and history makers.
Grab on to the hope found in Jesus and never let it go. He will see you through to the end.
Tell God that you are ready to hear what He has to say and do what He calls you to do.
Ignoring sin or avoiding hard conversations isn’t compassion—it’s negligence.
Drew and Tim dive into a thought-provoking discussion about the current trends in ministry and personal faith practices. They question whether leaders and individuals are truly seeking God’s guidance or simply following the latest trends touted by influential figures.
How can we develop the grit to break through barriers and unstick our minds? Today’s guest, Mimika Cooney, shares tools based on faith and neuroscience to help you move forward to fulfill your purpose and live your best.
That promise,” I am with you” was not only for Paul, but for you and me today.
The Bible says in 2 Corinthians 1:4 that “He comforts us in all our troubles so that we can comfort those in any trouble with the comfort we ourselves receive from God.”
Jesus paid the price to remove and flee sin, not embrace it.
Doug Stroup from Make It Clear Studios discusses how he overcame a traumatic brain injury and how God has used his story and perseverance to bring about other’s stories through film.
“Whenever two people come into a relationship or any situation, they are meeting history to history and nerves system to nerves system… only a small part of what seem to be happening in this external thing is about what is happening right now.” ~ Amy Glaser
Today’s podcast is going to be fresh manna to your soul! I just have one question for you: Have you been discouraged? If so, this episode is JUST FOR YOU!
Affliction is often the tool God uses to chisel His Church into His image on earth.
Join Jimmy and Annette as they discuss how to navigate pain, disappointment, and the stuff of life and keep smiling as you do! Keep your buckets leaky!
Listen in for encouragement from someone who knows what it is to surrender her plans and dreams for what God has in store for her.
You are loved. In your mess, in your darkest moment, in your sin. You are loved and wanted. This episode talks about sin and our redemption. It talks about never being so far from God that He can’t reach you. Addiction is powerful, I get it, but it still doesn’t touch the power of God. So, give me a moment to explain why God loves people like you.
What if the lure of the forbidden could transform simple desires into obsessions that impact your spiritual journey?
He emphasizes the importance of recognizing one’s own limitations compared to God’s understanding.
Psalm 4 asks God to help us when we cry out to him. We want God to listen. Does He?
Join Outreach Church, led by Pastor Roy Geesey, for an encouraging message.
With relationships, gardening, and emotions, we know something will flourish best when treated with love and care. Likewise, God has carefully designed us with our flourishing and purpose in mind. Join Carol as she reads from Psalm 92 and tells family stories that express these principles.
HOW SECURE IS YOUR EMOTIONAL MAN OR WOMAN? WHAT RULES YOUR RESPONSES TO LIFE’S MANY CHALLENGES? HOW DO YOU RELEASE YOUR ANGER WHEN SOMEONE PRESSES YOUR BUTTONS?
Today Jenn welcomes Clarence Shuler back to the show to talk about his new book, Finding Hope in a Dark Place. Also joining the show is co-writer for the book, Dr. Monique Gadson. Clarence shares his own story of struggling with depression and finding grace to overcome.
We did not do anything to earn this status as His sheep so we can’t do anything to lose it, either.
How do you apply the Old Testament to your life today? And which of the laws are applicable to us today? It is a common feeling that the OT is primarily just laws, but what if we are wrong? What if tucked in those laws is a message we are missing?
Don’t miss Sally’s expertise and lively spirit as she offers hope and guidance on flourishing through menopause. Join us and discover how to take charge of your health and well-being!
While these representations do not look like a physical image of a person or thing, they do reveal where a person has placed their trust.
His grace actually brings us home and restores us to our original condition, and we celebrate that.
These five habits share a common theme: they are oriented towards others’ well-being as well as your own growth.
We need to understand godliness first because we need to understand the godly version of what mutual affection and love are.