Who Told You That? | The Lies We Believe & the Identity God Gives

Who Told You That? | The Lies We Believe & the Identity God Gives

Who told you that you weren’t enough? Who told you that your past is too great for God’s grace? Who told you that your mistakes define your future? In Genesis 3:11, God asked Adam a powerful question: “Who told you that you were naked?” It wasn’t because God lacked information. It was an invitation to examine the voice Adam had begun to believe. In this episode of Where Faith Lives with Nixa Natalie, we explore how culture, comparison, shame, fear, past experiences, and even our own thoughts can shape our identity if we are not firmly rooted in God’s Word. Together, we’ll discover that our identity is not found in our failures, our feelings, or the opinions of others—but in what God has already declared through Scripture. The enemy’s greatest weapon isn’t simply getting us to sin. It’s convincing us to believe lies about the God who loves us and the identity He has already given us in Christ. 📖 Scripture References: • Genesis 3:1–11 • Jeremiah 17:9 • Psalm 139:13–14 • Romans 8:1 • 2 Corinthians 5:17 • Hebrews 13:5 📲 Connect with me: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nixanataliexo TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@nixanatalie_xo YouTube: https://youtube.com/@NixaNatalieXO If today’s episode encouraged you, please like, subscribe, and share it with someone who may need this reminder. 🎵 Background Music: “Lounge Sax Groove” by Gummy MusicLab via CapCut 🎙️ Theme Song: “Where Faith Lives Theme Song” Written by Nixa Natalie © Copyright Protected

Remember Lot’s Wife

Jesus gives one of the shortest warnings in all of Scripture: “Remember Lot’s wife.” — Luke 17:32 Why would Jesus tell us to remember a woman whose name isn’t even recorded in the Bible? In this episode, we explore the story of Lot’s wife, God’s mercy before judgment, the danger of becoming attached to what God is calling us away from, and what it means to move forward in faith. Sometimes the greatest obstacle to our future isn’t what’s ahead of us—it’s what we’re still looking back at. Join me as we dive into Scripture and uncover why this brief warning from Jesus is still relevant for believers today. 📖 Scriptures Referenced: ✨ Genesis 13:12-13 ✨ Genesis 19:15-26 ✨ Luke 17:28-33 ✨ Luke 17:32 ✨ Luke 9:62 ✨ Philippians 3:13-14 ✨ Isaiah 43:18-19 ✨ Matthew 6:21 🎙️ Listen to Where Faith Lives: 🔗 https://pod.link/1858451752 🎵 Background Music: Beautiful Piano (Acoustic) by prodbyDave via CapCut 🎼 Theme Song: “Where Faith Lives Theme Song” Written by Nixa Natalie © Copyright Protected 💜 Thank you for listening and being part of the Where Faith Lives family. If this episode encouraged you, be sure to subscribe, share, and leave a review to help others discover the podcast. Grace and peace, Nixa Natalie 🤍

Hagar |The God Who Sees Me

What happens when life places you in situations you never asked for? In this episode, we continue our Women of the Bible series by exploring the story of Hagar—a woman who experienced rejection, survival, single motherhood, and wilderness seasons. Yet in the middle of her pain, she encountered the God who sees and hears. If you’ve ever felt overlooked, forgotten, emotionally exhausted, or alone, this episode is for you. 📖 Scriptures: Genesis 16 & Genesis 21 🎧 Listen Here: https://pod.link/1858451752 📱 Follow & Connect: Instagram: @nixanataliexo TikTok: @nixanatalie_xo YouTube: @NixaNatalieXO 🎵 Theme Song: “Where Faith Lives” written by Nixa Natalie. Copyright © All Rights Reserved. 🎶 Background Music: Hip Hop with Impressive Piano Sound (793766) — Dusty Sky

Go into all the world

This episode is a reflection on obedience, the Great Commission, and how God can use even the smallest act of surrender to reach people beyond what we could ever imagine. Sometimes we think ministry has to be big to matter. But God simply asks: Will you be obedient? Together, we reflect on Mark 16:15, the power of sharing the Gospel, and why no act of obedience for God is ever too small. ✨ Scriptures Referenced: Mark 16:15 Philippians 2:10–11 🎙️ Hosted by: Nixa Natalie 🌎 Podcast: Where Faith Lives 🎼 Theme Song: “Where Faith Lives Theme Song” Written by Nixa Natalie © Copyright Protected 🎵 Background Music: “Beautiful Piano (Acoustic)” — prodbyDave (CapCut) 🤍 Connect With Me: Instagram: @nixanatalie_XO

Women in the Bible|Sarah: Waiting, Doubt & God’s Faithfulness

What happens when God gives you a promise… but years keep passing? In this episode of Where Faith Lives, we continue our Women of the Bible series by diving deeply into the life of Sarah, a woman who understood waiting, disappointment, emotional exhaustion, delayed promises, and the struggle of trusting God’s timing. Together, we reflect on: • waiting seasons • compromise and impatience • trying to control situations God never asked us to control • emotional exhaustion during delayed promises • fear, doubt, and unbelief • and the faithfulness of God even through imperfect faith Sarah’s story reminds us that compromise does not always begin with rebellion… sometimes it begins with exhaustion. After years of barrenness and waiting, Sarah tried helping God fulfill the promise another way and like many of us, she discovered that fear-driven decisions often create unnecessary complications. But even through doubt, delay, disappointment, and human imperfection… God remained faithful. And through one powerful question in Genesis 18:14, God reminds us all: “Is anything too hard for the Lord?” ✨ Scriptures Referenced: Genesis 16 Genesis 18:13–15 Genesis 18:14 🎙️ Hosted by: Nixa Natalie 🌎 Podcast: Where Faith Lives 🎵 Background Music: “Blue Moon” — Muspace Lofi 🎼 Where Faith Lives Theme Song: “Where Faith Lives Theme Song” Written by Nixa Natalie © Copyright Protected 🤍 Connect With Me: Instagram: @nixanatalie_XO ✨ Remember: Delayed does not mean denied. God’s timing is intentional. And what God promises, He is faithful to fulfill.