Grateful for Love

#199 - Magnifying God in Our Responses

As children of God, He wants us to learn how to be more like Him each and every day. God's Word is transformative, but it must be consistently taken in and adhered to - in order for solid changes to come. Life is filled with challenges, so we want our responses to be more like Him. Yielding to God's Spirit and depending upon His leadership in every area of our lives magnifies His presence in us and is noticed by those around us.

#198 - Magnifying God Through Compassion

In this episode of Grateful for Love, Regina explores the theme of compassion, emphasizing its importance in reflecting God's character. Through the parable of the Good Samaritan, she illustrates how true compassion goes beyond mere sympathy and requires actionable steps to alleviate the suffering of others. The discussion highlights the contrast between religious excellence and genuine love, urging listeners to engage in intentional acts of kindness as a reflection of God's mercy.

#197 - Magnify God in Listening

Psalms 116: 1-2 (Good News Translation) says, I love the LORD, because He hears me; He listens to my prayers. He listens to me every time I call to him. When we listen intently, as God does, we mirror His posture toward humanity. Listening requires humility. It means setting aside the urge to fix, respond, or defend. In a hurried world, holy listening stands out. It creates space for God to be known. Listen as He does to make Him known in and through you.

#196 - Magnify God in Your Words

Words kill, words give life; they're either poison or fruit - you choose. (The Message) When our words bless, encourage, and create space for dignity, God becomes more visible through us. So, pause before speaking this week and ask yourself: Will what I say make God's grace easier to see? Shalom, shalom

#195 - Magnify God in Awareness

This week, magnifying God looks like noticing - pausing long enough to recognize God's nearness in ordinary moments. Awareness changes nothing externally, yet it changes everything internally. When we notice God, the moment becomes - holy.