The Little Things

Ep. 42 - Little Things, Lasting Life; How Joy and Faithfulness Grow Together W/ Lee Wells

In this episode of The Little Things, John Little and Lee Wells explore how lasting joy and faithful living are deeply connected in our walk with God. Through simple daily choices and steady trust in Him, we discover how small acts of faithfulness produce strength, peace, and spiritual growth over time. God often builds lasting life through the little things we consistently cultivate each day.

Ep. 41 - Stuck or Steady: the Life-changing Difference Between Ruts and Routines

In this episode of The Little Things, John Little explores the powerful difference between destructive ruts and life-giving routines. Through the stories of Israel, Daniel, and the prodigal son, we learn how routines rooted in God bring stability, growth, and deliverance, while ruts lead to stagnation and bondage. God can help us rise from unhealthy cycles, return to purpose, and stay faithful in the daily walk with Him.

Win the Person, Not the Argument; The Power of Unexpected Kindness

In this episode of The Little Things, John Little explores the Biblical power of responding to hostility with unexpected kindness instead of revenge. Through the teachings of Solomon, Paul, and Jesus, we discover how compassion can break cycles of anger, soften hearts, and bring healing to damaged relationships. When we choose grace over retaliation, we don’t just win arguments—we win people.

Ep 39. - Don’t Force the Fruit; Cultivate the Root

In this episode of The Little Things, we discover that spiritual fruit isn’t something we force—it’s something God produces when we stay rooted in Him. Ephesians 5 reveals that as we walk in the light, His goodness, righteousness, and truth naturally become visible in our lives. When we stop striving and start cultivating our relationship with Christ, real transformation and authentic fruit will follow.

Ep. 38 - From Memory to Mouth; How Praise Is Born

In this episode of The Little Things, we uncover the powerful process of how praise is formed—from remembering God’s goodness to declaring it boldly. Psalm 77 reveals that what begins in memory, grows through meditation, and ultimately flows out as testimony that impacts others. When we intentionally recall and speak what God has done, our praise not only strengthens us but becomes a witness that brings hope to those around us.