Life Anchor Podcast

Season 1 Finale

Too late to say Happy New Year? Oh well, Happy New Year to you all amazing people! How are you doing? I truly apologize for being away for so long! It’s been a lot in between, but I’m glad to be back. Life Anchor Podcast has come a long way because of you all. See us wrapping up season 1 already. Honestly, every episode has been life-changing for me and many others. I’m grateful to my team for always making sure every episode comes out great. I’m also grateful to you all who listen. As we wrap up this season, I’ll love to know your favorite episode. Tell me how Life Anchor Podcast has blessed you or helped you. You can do that by filling out this FEEDBACK FORM [https://forms.gle/PsDQb8UarFT34o1n6] On this note: SEASON 2 IS COMING …🥳 Warm Hugs, Ogheneruno

Stones of Remembrance

Have you ever gotten to a point in your life where you just can’t believe why God will not let you have something you really desire? I think it could even threaten your faith and trust in God. It is usually at that point you need to remember God’s diverse works more than ever. Our flesh can be really tricky to push us into complaints and doubt in God as though he has never shown up before. You must jolt your memory to remember how God has worked in your life so that you have the foundation to trust that He knows what He is doing at the moment. In this episode, I encourage you to lay up stones of remembrance for the days you may forget or as a testimony of God’s goodness. So Joshua called together the twelve men he had appointed from the Israelites, one from each tribe, and said to them, “Go over before the ark of the LORD your God into the middle of the Jordan. Each of you is to take up a stone on his shoulder, according to the number of the tribes of the Israelites, to serve as a sign among you. In the future, when your children ask you, ‘What do these stones mean?’ tell them that the flow of the Jordan was cut off before the ark of the covenant of the LORD. When it crossed the Jordan, the waters of the Jordan were cut off. These stones are to be a memorial to the people of Israel forever.” - Joshua 4:4-7 What creative ways can you lay up stones of remembrance unto God? I will be reading your suggestions in the comments 😃😃 Warm Hugs, Ogheneruno

If You Say So - 2

Hiiiiiiiiii 🤗 How are you doing? In the last episode, I shared a story of how Jesus turned Simon Peter’s life around in such a short time. Man went from fisher of fish to fisher of men! That’s such a high calling if you ask me. In this episode, I shared 3 more lessons that I learnt from the story in Luke 5:1 - 11. I’ll like you to dive right in and tell me which lessons speak to you the most. Feel free to share any other lesson gotten from the story. I’ll definitely be waiting. Warm Hugs 🤗, Ogheneruno

If You Say So

Ever heard something from God and you either find it funny or reluctantly obey? I think that was the case with Simon Peter in the story I shared in this episode. Jesus has a really great sense of humor, you know. He encounters people in really random ways, on random days. Jesus takes a simple scenario and makes a grand miracle out of it. Just like that! When you wake up each day, you need to expect a miracle. God has loads of them in store. Even if you don’t see it coming, trust God again. If you have tried everything you know how to do, it’s a great time to allow God to speak a word to you. That can definitely change everything. Simon answered, “Master, we’ve worked hard all night and haven’t caught anything. But because you say so, I will let down the nets.” Luke 5:5 I love the story shared in this episode. Listen and tell me the lessons you learned from the story. I really look forward to it! Warm Hugs 🤗, Ogheneruno

To The Broken-Hearted

As I write this, I am listening to a song titled, “He Understands” by Chandler Moore. It pretty much captures the message I will like to share with the broken-hearted ❤❤❤ If you are like me, you may have experienced quite a number of heartbreaking seasons and probably have some more ahead. In all, one thing stands, God is near to the broken-hearted. Psalms 24:18 - 19 says, The LORD is close to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit. The righteous person may have many troubles, but the LORD delivers him from them all While I may not know the source of your pain or frustrations, I encourage you to place your burden on Jesus. No matter what it may be. God understands and doesn’t want to see you hurt. I have a limited experience of life and hardly know much, but God knows everything. Jesus is with you. Love always, Ogheneruno