God’s Love Above All

God sees you. He hears you. And you are not alone.
If life feels heavy right now, this episode is a simple reminder that God is near. Whatever you're carrying—the worry, the fear, the uncertainty—you don't have to carry it by yourself.
Scripture Reference: Psalm 34:17–18; Matthew 6:34.
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When life feels uncertain, Psalm 91 reminds us where our refuge is. In this episode, we talk about resting in God, trusting Him with our fears and worries, and keeping our eyes on Jesus.
Scripture Reference: Psalm 91:1; Psalm 56:3; John 16:33; Matthew 4:6–7; Matthew 11:28.
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In this episode, we talk about following God not just on Sunday, but on Monday too. Through the story of Daniel, we see what it looks like to remain faithful to God in our choices, our everyday lives, and even when it's not easy.
More-than-Sunday faith is about walking with God every day and allowing our relationship with Jesus to shape the way we live.
Scripture Reference: Daniel 1; Daniel 6:10; John 6:38.
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Keep your eyes on the One who said, “I will be with you.”
Through Gideon’s story, we’re reminded that fear and doubt don’t have to keep us from trusting God’s calling and what He can do through our lives.
Scripture Reference: Judges 6:12, 15–16, 21, 36–40; Judges 7:1–22; James 1:6; Ephesians 2:8–9
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Sometimes we look back at who we used to be and wonder why we made certain choices or didn’t know then what we know now.
In this episode, we talk about giving grace to the woman you used to be, letting go of condemnation, and trusting God with the woman you are becoming.
I also created a 5-day devotional to go along with this episode, with Scripture, reflection, and prayer. It’s available as pay-what-you-want, including the option to download it at no cost.
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Naomi thought she had returned home empty, but she couldn’t see what God was still doing. In this episode, we look at Naomi’s story in the book of Ruth and what it can teach us about trusting God when we can’t see what comes next.
Scripture Referece: Ruth 1:16, 21; 2:20; 4; Proverbs 3:5–6
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In this episode, we look at Joseph’s story and how God can bring purpose from pain. Through betrayal, disappointment, waiting, and hardship, Joseph’s life reminds us that even when we can’t see what God is doing, He is still working.
Scripture references:Genesis 50:20Romans 8:28
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In this episode, we explore the story of Leah and Rachel and discover the hidden wounds, deep pain, and enduring love found within their story.
Leah knew what it felt like to be overlooked, rejected, and compared to someone else. Rachel experienced her own pain as she longed for what she did not have. Their story reminds us that hidden wounds can shape our hearts in ways we don't always recognize.
But even in the middle of rejection, disappointment, jealousy, and heartache, God was there.
This story contains hidden treasures and powerful lessons that still speak to us today. If you have ever felt unseen, unloved, overlooked, or not good enough, this episode is for you.
Scripture references: Genesis 29-30
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Have you ever wondered if God has forgotten you?
In this episode, we look at Hagar's story and discover the hope found in God's promises, even when we feel forgotten, rejected, or alone. You'll be reminded that God sees you, knows you, and has never left you.
Scripture References: Isaiah 49:15–16; Genesis 16:7–13
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In this episode, we talk about why it can be so hard to trust God sometimes.
Abraham and Sarah believed God's promise, but after years of waiting, they grew impatient and took matters into their own hands instead of trusting His timing.
Maybe you've been waiting too. Waiting for an answer, a breakthrough, or a prayer you've been faithfully bringing to God.
If that's where you are today, this episode is a reminder that God's promises are still true—even when the waiting feels long.
Scripture References: James 1:6; Matthew 14:29–31; Exodus 14:10–14; Genesis 15:1–6; Genesis 16:1–4; Genesis 21:1–3; Genesis 22:1–18.
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