Why Confess If God Already Knows?

What Is Fasting Really For?

What is biblical fasting, and why did Jesus expect His followers to practice it? In this episode of FaithFuel, Bob Shaw explores one of the Bible's most misunderstood spiritual disciplines. Learn what fasting is, what it isn't, and how setting aside a physical need can help us focus more intentionally on God. Whether you've never fasted before or simply want a better understanding of its purpose, this devotional offers practical encouragement rooted in Scripture. I always appreciate hearing from you—feel free to reach out. [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2570584/fan_mail/new] If you’re enjoying FaithFuel, a quick rating helps more people find it. Want a little extra encouragement each week? Sign up here: https://faithfuelpodcast.kit.com/70f267c8b2 [https://faithfuelpodcast.kit.com/70f267c8b2]

Why Confess If God Already Knows?

If God already knows everything about us, why does the Bible tell us to confess our sins? In this episode of FaithFuel, Bob Shaw explains why confession isn't about informing God of something He doesn't know. It's about restoring fellowship, keeping our hearts tender, and drawing near to the God who already knows us completely and loves us completely. Discover how confession strengthens your relationship with God and why His invitation has always been to walk in the light rather than hide in shame. I always appreciate hearing from you—feel free to reach out. [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2570584/fan_mail/new] If you’re enjoying FaithFuel, a quick rating helps more people find it. Want a little extra encouragement each week? Sign up here: https://faithfuelpodcast.kit.com/70f267c8b2 [https://faithfuelpodcast.kit.com/70f267c8b2]

What Does It Mean to Fear the Lord?

What does it really mean to "fear the Lord"? Does God want us to be afraid of Him, or is there something much deeper behind this often-misunderstood phrase? In this episode of FaithFuel, Bob Shaw explores the biblical meaning of the fear of the Lord and why it's described as the beginning of wisdom. Discover how reverence, awe, and a right understanding of God's holiness draw us closer to Him rather than push us away. If you've ever struggled to reconcile God's love with His holiness, this devotional offers biblical encouragement and a clearer picture of who God truly is. I always appreciate hearing from you—feel free to reach out. [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2570584/fan_mail/new] If you’re enjoying FaithFuel, a quick rating helps more people find it. Want a little extra encouragement each week? Sign up here: https://faithfuelpodcast.kit.com/70f267c8b2 [https://faithfuelpodcast.kit.com/70f267c8b2]

Why Is Patience So Hard?

Patience is one of the hardest Christian virtues to practice, especially when dealing with difficult people and everyday frustrations. In this episode of FaithFuel, Bob Shaw explores why patience doesn't come naturally, how God develops it in our lives, and why remembering God's patience toward us can transform the way we respond to others.  I always appreciate hearing from you—feel free to reach out. [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2570584/fan_mail/new] If you’re enjoying FaithFuel, a quick rating helps more people find it. Want a little extra encouragement each week? Sign up here: https://faithfuelpodcast.kit.com/70f267c8b2 [https://faithfuelpodcast.kit.com/70f267c8b2]

The Secret of Contentment

Why is contentment so difficult to find? In this episode of FaithFuel, Bob Shaw explores Philippians 4:11–13 and uncovers what the apostle Paul meant by "the secret of contentment." Learn why contentment isn't found in reaching the next goal, earning more money, or improving your circumstances, but in relying on Christ through every season of life.  I always appreciate hearing from you—feel free to reach out. [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2570584/fan_mail/new] If you’re enjoying FaithFuel, a quick rating helps more people find it. Want a little extra encouragement each week? Sign up here: https://faithfuelpodcast.kit.com/70f267c8b2 [https://faithfuelpodcast.kit.com/70f267c8b2]