Ep. 4 - Cast Your Cares

Ep. 8 - God's Plan or Your Plan

On this edition of Still Standing, Belinda explores the difference between following our own plans and trusting the purpose God has for our lives. Reflecting on Jeremiah 29:11, this episode encourages listeners to surrender their expectations, place their confidence in God's direction, and find peace in knowing that His plans are always filled with hope and a future.

Ep. 7 - The Posture of Your Confidence

In this episode of Still Standing, Belinda Minor reflects on Joshua 1:9 and what it means to stand with confidence in the face of uncertainty. Through faith filled encouragement and real life perspective, Belinda reminds listeners that true confidence isn't found in our own strength but in God's promise to be with us wherever we go.

Ep. 6 - Trust in the Lord

In this episode of Still Standing, Belinda Minor reflects on Proverbs 3:5–6 and the importance of trusting God even when the path ahead isn’t clear. Through faith-filled encouragement and real-life perspective, Belinda reminds listeners that when we surrender our own understanding and place our confidence in the Lord, He faithfully directs our steps and leads us exactly where we need to be.

Ep. 5 - The Interrupted Blessing

In this episode of Still Standing, Belinda Minor reflects on Romans 8:28 and the reminder that God is at work even when life doesn’t go according to plan. Through faith filled encouragement and real life perspective, Belinda explores how unexpected delays, detours, and disappointments can become part of God’s greater purpose, reminding listeners that an interrupted blessing is not necessarily a canceled blessing.

Ep. 4 - Cast Your Cares

In this episode of Still Standing, Belinda Minor reflects on 1 Peter 5:7 and the invitation to give our worries, burdens, and fears to God. Through faith filled encouragement and real life perspective, Belinda reminds listeners that they don't have to carry life's weight alone because God cares deeply for them and is always ready to help shoulder the load.