Trust becomes our most powerful weapon in a world constantly whispering doubts about God's goodness. Sylvia Gunter's raw testimony of caring for her absent father during his final days reveals the complicated intersection of duty, disappointment, and divine purpose.

"It doesn't feel like love, but I choose to trust." These words capture the essence of faith when circumstances feel anything but good. Since the Garden of Eden, the enemy's oldest tactic has been questioning God's trustworthiness—a lie that echoes through our pain, waiting, and suffering. But what happens when we deliberately choose trust as our response?

This episode concludes with the powerful Shield of Trust Prayer, offering declarations that build a fortress of faith when circumstances feel overwhelming. If you're navigating disappointment, betrayal, or unanswered prayers, this conversation offers both compassionate understanding and practical wisdom for choosing trust as your weapon against doubt.

What does it mean for your spirit to be truly alive? Drawing from the powerful truth in Romans 8:10-11, this devotional explores the transformative reality that if Christ dwells within you, your spirit lives because of His righteousness. We delve into how the same Spirit that raised Jesus from the dead now resides in believers, bringing life and awakening to every part of our being. The heart of this message centers on spiritual awakening and strength.

Have you ever found yourself triggered by something minor—a computer crash, an unanswered text—only to spiral into feelings of complete abandonment? Those disproportionate reactions often signal deeper wounds at work.

In this episode, Elizabeth Gunter Powell and Kimberly Roddy discuss the abandonment wounds that we all carry to some degree. They delve into how these wounds shape our relationship with God, either pushing us away or drawing us closer. Whether you're struggling with obvious abandonment or subtle feelings of being unseen, this episode offers a pathway to recognize your belovedness in the Father's unwavering embrace.