Welcome to The Sunday Word, and today, I want to talk to you about something every believer faces sooner or later: How to stand firm when your faith is tested, and how to speak when you don't know what to say. Life has a way of placing us in rooms we didn't plan to enter, before people we didn't expect to face. And in those moments, the question isn't always "Do I have the right words?" - rather, "Am I letting the Spirit speak through me?"Become a supporter of this podcast:

Rejoicing in Hope hosts, Jamie and Jenny, share their thoughts, feelings and reactions on the talk from: President Henry B. Eyring, 1st Counselor in the First Presidency, Proved and Strengthened in Christ. Link to the talk: President Henry B. Eyring Join us as we discuss key highlights in this inspiring talk: · God Teaches Through Great and Small Trials · Repetition and Miracles · God Proves Whe...

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Mac’s back — and we’re diving deep (again).We talk about how his pilot training taught him to trust the instruments even when the sky turned to fog, and how that translates to faith when life doesn’t go according to plan.There are dogs barking, mugs clinking, and a lot of laughter — but mostly, there’s grace.Because even when our best-laid plans unravel, God’s still holding the map

Death is the one reality we all share — but none of us know what state we’ll be in when Allah decides to take our soul.In this episode, we reflect on the recent death of Charlie Kirk — not to speak about him, but to look inward. His passing reminded us of something far more personal: how easy it is to live distant from Allah while assuming we still have time to change.We spoke about the danger of letting our hearts harden, the importance of renewing our intentions daily, and how every moment we live

This episode discusses guidelines for fasting and prayers. Jesus encouraged Peter and his friends to pray for at least an hour.

All your children will disciples of God and great will be their peace

THINGS WE THINK, HOW WE FEEL, WHAT WE DO....IN RELATIONSHIP WITH SPIRIT...CREATE! "WE CAN BE LIKE THEY ARE!"

As we continue our study through the book of Judges, we look into the cautionary story of Micah, his mother, a derelict priest named Jonathan, and their wickedness in concocting a religion that seems right to them, but is far removed from God.

In this episode of the Inside Out Podcast, Brent gets a chance to flip the script and ask Michael a question. Brent and Michael discuss the role the church plays in missions, and how critical missions are to the church.

Send us a text Perfect love and perfect trust sound beautiful until you have to use them in a real circle with real people. We pull the veil back on what these ideals mean in practice - from the first nervous step into a new group to the split-second decision to ask for a door during ritual. We talk through the difference between coven and circle, why some spaces demand deep energetic interdependence while others prioritize reverence and observation, and how to decide which role fits your le...

Life can shake our peace, our strength, and our faith. 🌊 Maybe you’re in a difficult season facing closed doors and unanswered questions. But Jesus reminded us of something powerful: even when we face troubles, in Him we can find peace and victory. 💛 “I have told you these things, so that in Me you may have peace. In this world you will have trouble. But take heart! I have overcome the world.” — John 16:33 (NIV) Key points from the message: ✨ Don’t be surprised by adversity — we live in an

Send us a text This sermon opens a new series, “A Time to Heal,” focusing on grief as both a personal and communal experience. Pastor Ashley invites prayer that God be glorified through reflection and healing. Grief, they note, takes many forms—loss of loved ones, relationships, dreams, or stability—and affects everyone. Drawing from the story of Jesus weeping for Lazarus, the message shows that grief is not weakness but a shared human and divine experience. Jesus’ deep emotion reveals that o...