Handling stress, setbacks & suffering. Off The Cuff with Elijah Houchens

Content in every season. Off The Cuff with Ross Mosander

In this Off The Cuff episode of When the Rooster Crows, Ross Moslander joins the conversation for a candid discussion on learning to be content in every season of life. Together, they unpack parenting, patience, personal convictions, and the challenge of trusting God when life feels uncertain.Through conversations about God’s provision, worry, and remembering His faithfulness, they explore how easy it is to become distracted by what we lack while forgetting all that God has already done. They also dive into the importance of extending grace within the body of Christ, recognizing the difference between convictions and preferences, and allowing the Holy Spirit to shape us in His timing.If you’ve been wrestling with comparison, worry, or simply learning to trust God in your current season, this episode offers encouragement to slow down, remember His faithfulness, and find contentment wherever He has you.

Handling stress, setbacks & suffering. Off The Cuff with Elijah Houchens

In this episode of Off the Cuff, guest Elijah Houchens, shares how God is stretching him in a season of much change. He shares how he finds that when he reaches the end of his own strength God shows up so he may continue to invest in his family even after a long stressful day of accounting during tax season. Host, Kara Beautiful Bald Eagle, shares that God is showing her through the Exodus that He always has a plan and a reason for taking us the long way, and how we can trust Him even when we face setbacks on the way.

Magnifying The Good. Off The Cuff with Bethany Veal

In this Off The Cuff episode of When the Rooster Crows, Bethany Veal returns for a raw and honest conversation about God’s presence, gratitude, and what happens when life feels heavy. Together, they unpack seasons when God can seem distant, how shame can create barriers in our walk with Him, and the invitation to draw near again through truth and surrender.They also explore the powerful connection between gratitude and anxiety, sharing personal stories of how shifting our focus can transform the way we see difficult circumstances. Through hospital visits, unexpected kindness, and everyday moments of grace, this episode reminds us that what we magnify will shape our perspective.If you’ve been feeling overwhelmed, discouraged, or far from God, this conversation will encourage you to look again for His goodness in the middle of it all.

God Didn't Waste My Wounds

In the last testimony of this series, Gracie’s Beautiful Bald Eagle returns to share about being disappointed by unmet expectations of church people in her Christian college experience. She shares how God has used her story to minister to others and how she counts it all worth it for the glory of God. Be encouraged that God comforts us in our affliction that we may comfort others!

Feed The Hungry or Fatten The Holy....how both can cause church hurt. Without Excuse, Part 5

Do we feed the hungry or fatten the holy? Continuing in the Church hurts series, Pastor Jason acknowledges church hurt is a real thing whether it comes from the pain of being hurt through sinful harm, or disappointment/ offense from unmet expectations. He gives practical, yet powerful advice to pastors and church leaders on preventing it, as well as how to heal from it. He speaks to the dangers of creating our own cultural Jesus as well as lowering our moral standards in an attempt to prevent perceptions of misrepresentation of Christ. Pastor Jason reminds us that according to Romans 1:20 it’s not just about what happened to us, but how we respond.