This episode discusses how God led the Israelites through the wilderness with a cloud, and how Jesus calls people to follow Him. Like physical moves, moves of the heart can be unsettling, but trusting in God will lead us home.

This episode highlights how easily we become self-focused and lose sight of God’s plan. Like John the Baptist, we are called to decrease our own self-centeredness and increase our focus on Jesus, loving Him with our whole heart and seeking to love those around us.

This episode encourages listeners to use their ears to hear God's voice and to mature in their faith. It highlights the importance of listening rather than speaking as a way to truly understand and learn from others.

This episode uses the metaphor of a locust invasion to illustrate how wrongdoings can devastate a person's life, but it also emphasizes that God promises to restore the years that have been lost when people turn towards Him and away from their past choices. The episode encourages listeners to reflect on what they can seek God’s forgiveness for, and reminds them that God's love will restore them to an abundant life.

This episode explores how God's love and forgiveness can empower us to forgive others, drawing on examples of reconciliation and the power of love. Discover how Christ's sacrifice opens the path to reconciliation with God and how His forgiveness can help you move forward.

This episode discusses the concept of being adopted as children of God, emphasizing that God doesn't just want to save you, but also wants you and has adopted you into His family. It encourages listeners by saying, you are not only saved, but you are also deeply loved, and are a child of God, inheriting His name and a place in His family.

This episode encourages listeners to consider the wondrous works of God in creation, even in the tiny details we can only see with a microscope. It also reminds us that God is always at work, even when we can't see or understand it.

This episode explores the feeling of needing God to act, as expressed in Isaiah's prayer to "rend the heavens and come down". Listen to discover how your doubts and troubles can reveal your need for God, and how God has already come to us in Jesus.