COFFEE AND PRAYER: How to Have Faith in the Storm
Today we talk about having faith and how to hold on when you’re struggling with unbelief and doubt.
Today we talk about having faith and how to hold on when you’re struggling with unbelief and doubt.
In today’s episode of Coffee and Prayer, our devotions are found in Matthew chapter 17 and Exodus chapter 32. Today we talk about lowering our expectations for the Lord. Many times what we expect and what God is doing are completely different.
In today’s episode of Coffee and Prayer, our devotions are found in Matthew chapter 16 and Exodus chapter 31. Today we talk about walking in the fullness, the boldness, and the authority of our salvation.
In today’s episode of Coffee and Prayer, our devotions are found in Matthew chapter 15 and Exodus chapter 30. Today we talk about man-made traditions being exalted over God’s commands and how quick we are to forget all of the times God has miraculously come through in the past.
In today’s episode of Coffee and Prayer, our devotions are found in Matthew chapter 14 and Exodus chapter 29. Today we talk about getting alone with God to be better connected. We also talk about walking away from doubt and the feeling of uncertainty to better step out in faith.
Today, I want to encourage your heart. If you’ve been distracted, distraught, or having difficulty shaking off doubt, fear, and unbelief, this episode is for you.
Episode #7, Season 2 – Listen into an enlightening and encouraging discussion with Village Church Founding Pastor, Mark Clark, about staying on the path God put you on and addressing doubters and skeptics.
Jesus commended those who believe without seeing.
When it feels like you’re shouldering more than your fair share of the pain, it’s natural to doubt God’s goodness or to question whether he exists at all.
Our Heavenly Father’s voice can silence the lies we tell ourselves, the lies our parents have told us, and the lies of the evil one.
There are a variety of voices vying for attention, center stage, and control in our lives. These voices will attempt to discourage you, to dissuade you, to confuse you, and even stop you from walking out God’s plan for your life. We discuss some of the voices you must tune out such as the voice of the past, reason, doubt, and pride, just to name a few.
Episode #13 – Join host Tim Ferrara for a wide-ranging discussion on a variety of topics, including complacency, Gen Z, youth issues, social media, mentoring, doubt, atheism, and more.
Throughout the history of Christianity, followers of Jesus have used liturgy as a rhythm that leads them in prayer and worship.
Let’s let Him secure us and secure our situations. It’s His battle and His fight to be victorious over.
Please read this. JESUS ALLOWED PETER TO SINK. How far would it have gone had Peter not cried out to Jesus?
If you’re anything like me, then you’re inclined to believe that life can only make sense if on some scale, on some level, there is some measure of balance and symmetry.
It is sometimes hard to get perspective when I read through the Bible quickly.
It was the Promise of the ages. But then there was the gap – the one between the promise and the manifestation.
Our best will always be enough to bring a smile to God’s face.
In a system where faith is primarily about systems of rules and beliefs, our beliefs seem to come with an all-or-nothing caveat.
The danger of our modern, evangelical movement is that we’ve created an answer that is too slick and simplistic for real life—we’ve left no room for dealing with hard questions.
I went through a horrible period of panic/anxiety attacks when I was a young mom. And the worst part of it all was that I thought God was punishing me.
The deepness that He is taking me through requires a trusting faith, a real faith without any room for doubt or another plan.
To parent my kids well, I’m going to have to be okay with the fact that I’m just a kid, too. I don’t know everything, I can’t see the future, and I can’t possibly control what kind of adults they’ll be.