Changing Our Thinking

New Year, Same God Pt 2: The Unwavering Character

Welcome back! Four months into the New Year, as we welcome the new blooms of spring's flowers, we still need to be reminded of God's consistent hand. In this episode, we piggyback off last year's conversations about ushering in a new year with the Christian perspective focused on God's unchanging nature. We are reminded that God is not limited by worldly time and space, but his sovereignty makes him the anchor that brings stability to our wavering life circumstances.

Season 1 Finale!

Available to WATCH on Youtube:  -- We've made it to the end of Season 1 and it has been quite the ride! We are so grateful to every listener we've gained along the way and we hope this farewell episode helps you get to know us a little better. Tune in to hear about us, our college days, and more as we answer your questions in this special finale episode. Follow us on Instagram @phoneinafriend_podcast to keep up with us during the break. Stay tuned for Season 2!

Expecting the Unexpected

How have you experienced God in your life? In this episode, we talk about how God reveals himself and our expectations of God's presence. We talk about having the faith to believe he can show up in ways we cannot fathom. We also talked about not limiting God to how he has chosen to manifest himself in the past, but being open to experiencing him in a new way.

Changing Our Thinking

In this episode, we caught you up with what is going on in our lives and talk about a little bit of everything. One of the gems mentioned in this episode was the idea of changing our thinking. As Christians, we are called to think as God does, not man. This episode serves as a reminder to be "forward-thinking", understanding that we can't control the thoughts of others, but only ourselves.

The Privilege of Freedom

The freedom we have in Christ is a privilege, and it came at a high cost. In this week's episode we dive into the ways in which God has set us free on our personal journeys and how that often challenges the world's idea of freedom.