How to Know It Is God

How to Know It Is God

You have probably heard it before: God speaks to His children. But what does that actually sound like? How do you know when it is Him and not just your own thoughts, your fears, or something worse? In this deeply practical follow-up to the animal communication episode, Ingela and Corrie tackle one of the most important questions a believer can ask: how do I discern the voice of God from all the other voices in my head? Ingela explains why every voice — God’s, the enemy’s, and our own — sounds like our own thoughts, and gives clear, experience-tested keys to tell them apart. She shares how God often interrupts our daily thinking with a spontaneous flow of love, how the enemy’s voice always carries shame and condemnation, and why stillness and adoration are the doorway to hearing clearly. Corrie opens up about her own journey of learning to hear God — and how it changed everything once she realised it was not reserved for special people. Together they offer a beautiful invitation: the God who made you and your horse is speaking right now. He has never stopped. The question is not whether He is talking — it is whether you have learned to recognise His voice. This episode will help you begin.

Who Is Really Talking— The Truth About Animal Communication

Animal communication is sweeping the horse world. People are claiming their horses are telling them to change their names, explaining why they refuse to canter, and diagnosing family problems. But is that really the horse talking? In this important and timely episode, Ingela and Corrie take on one of the most controversial topics in natural horsemanship today. Ingela breaks down the different levels of communication that are absolutely real and learnable — reading body language, understanding spatial awareness, feeling energy, and building a genuine heart-to-heart connection with your horse. Then she draws a clear, bold line: when people claim their horse is speaking in sentences, answering questions about human problems, or requesting a name change, that is not the horse. Something else is speaking. She explains what the horse’s brain can and cannot do, walks through the different voices that can fill our minds — God, the enemy, our own soul — and shares a powerful real-life example of how well-meaning horse lovers can unknowingly open a dangerous door. Whether you have been curious about animal communication, sceptical of it, or somewhere in between, this episode gives you the clarity and the courage to know the difference. And it offers a far better alternative: ask the One who made the horse. He knows everything.

The Horse God Gave Amnesia

A banned racehorse. Three injured jockeys. A panicked black stallion who attacked anyone who came near him. And a woman with three days to fix what an entire racing industry could not. In this extraordinary episode, Ingela tells the full story of Wolf’s Son — a thoroughbred stallion in Istanbul, Turkey, whose fear and trauma had made him too dangerous to race. She was flown in as a last resort, given just 72 hours before his official starting test, and spent 16 to 18 hours a day working with a horse the whole yard had given up on. She shares the breakthrough connection she built with Wolf’s Son in the round pen, the painstaking hours at the starting gate, the devastating setback on day two that nearly destroyed everything — and the moment she lay on her hotel bed, out of skill and out of time, and asked God for the one thing no training manual could provide. What happened the next morning is one of the most powerful holy moments in the history of this podcast. Whether you work with horses or not, this episode will remind you that when you have reached the end of what you can do, God is just getting started.

The Lost Art of Being Present

We live in the most distracted era in human history. Our phones buzz constantly, our minds race from one thing to the next, and the idea of sitting still — truly still — feels almost impossible. But your horse notices. And so does God. In this warm, conversational episode, Ingela and Corrie explore what modern distraction is doing to our horsemanship, our faith, and our inner peace. Ingela shares how the constant pull of technology has eroded our ability to be present — not just with our horses, but with the people we love and with the Lord. She explains why the rest between exercises is just as important as the exercise itself, why your horse can feel the moment your mind drifts to your phone, and how learning stillness with God in the morning transforms the entire day. Corrie opens up about her own struggle to quiet her mind and the difference she has experienced when she truly connects in prayer versus just going through the motions. Together they offer a beautiful reminder: presence is a practice. Stillness is a skill. And both your horse and your Creator are waiting for you to simply be with them. If you have ever felt scattered, overstimulated, or unable to switch off, this episode will meet you right where you are.

When Your Horse Triggers You — It Is Not About the Horse

You went out to the arena with a plan. The horse was not cooperating. And suddenly you were not just frustrated — you were triggered. The peace was gone, the pressure was rising, and you either shut down or pushed harder. Sound familiar? In this episode, Ingela and Corrie get deeply honest about what really happens when we lose our peace during a training session. Ingela explains why the real issue is almost never the horse — it is the lies we believe about our own value, rooted in unhealed places in our hearts. She walks through a powerful, practical framework: how to approach your horse with a sense of eternity instead of time pressure, why having an agenda sets you up to hit your stuff, what it actually looks like when your childhood wounds get triggered by a horse that will not canter, and the exact steps she takes to return to peace in the middle of a session — including a prayer she prays to ask the Holy Spirit to move her from the triggered part of her heart back into her true self. Whether you have ever walked away from your horse feeling guilty, frustrated, or defeated, this episode will change how you understand those moments. It is not about the horse. It is about your heart. And healing is possible.