Episode 15: What Does It Mean to Abide in Christ?

Episode 21: Mary Chose What Was Better

Have the demands of life been crowding out time with Jesus?   In this episode, we look at the story of Martha and Mary in Luke 10:38–42 and what Jesus meant when He said that Mary had “chosen what was better.”   Martha wasn’t doing anything wrong—she was serving. Yet Jesus gently reminded her that His presence mattered more than her endless list of responsibilities.   If you’ve been feeling distracted, overwhelmed, or pulled in a hundred different directions, this episode is a reminder to slow down, sit at the feet of Jesus, and make room for what matters most.   Together we’ll explore: • What Martha and Mary can teach us about priorities • Why time with Jesus is never wasted • How busyness can quietly crowd out our relationship with God • Practical encouragement for staying rooted in Christ   I hope this episode encourages you to spend a few quiet moments with Jesus today and reflect on what truly matters. You’re always welcome here—follow the podcast so you don’t miss the next episode of God’s Love Above All.   Scripture: Luke 10:38–42

Episode 20: Keep Reaching For God

Sometimes we grow tired. Sometimes we wonder if our prayers matter. And sometimes we simply need a reminder to keep trusting God.   In this mid-week encouragement, we briefly reflect on Hannah, the woman who reached for Jesus in faith, and Samson’s return to God. Through each story, we are reminded that God sees us, hears our prayers, and invites us to keep reaching for Him—even when life feels difficult.   We’ll also spend a few moments in prayer, asking God to strengthen our faith and help us trust Him through whatever this week may bring.   If this episode encourages you, follow the podcast so you don’t miss Saturday’s episode, Mary Chose What Was Better.

Episode 19: She Reached For Jesus Anyway

In this episode, we reflect on the woman with the flow of blood and what it means to keep reaching for Jesus even in seasons of suffering, disappointment, and waiting. After twelve years of pain and unanswered questions, she refused to stop reaching for Him. Her story reminds us that faith is not always having the answers—it is continuing to trust God and draw near to Him, even when life feels heavy.   Scripture References: Mark 5:25–34 Matthew 9:20–22 Luke 8:43–48   You’re always welcome here—follow the podcast so you don’t miss the next episode.

Episode 18: God Sees The Prayers We Whisper

In this episode, we reflect on Hannah’s prayer and what it means to bring our pain honestly before God. Hannah was deeply troubled, misunderstood, and carrying silent pain, yet she continued to pour out her heart before the Lord.   Sometimes, in seasons of waiting, discouragement, and loneliness, it can feel like no one truly understands what we are carrying. But Hannah’s story reminds us that God sees the prayers we whisper through silence, pain, and waiting.   Through Scripture, we are encouraged to trust God even when we cannot yet see what He is doing, knowing that He is still working through every season of our lives.   You’re always welcome here—follow the podcast so you don’t miss the next episode.

Episode 17: What Happens When We Slowly Drift From God?

Samson didn’t drift from God overnight. It happened slowly and subtly over time. In this episode, we’ll explore spiritual drift, the importance of staying connected to God, and why humility matters in our walk with Him.   You’re always welcome here—follow the podcast so you don’t miss the next episode.