The struggle to find meaning and relevance in our faith can make us feel doubt and isolation. I hope that by sharing my own experience you’ll find answers for your questions and be encouraged in knowing others can relate to you. No matter what you believe, or if you’re trying to figure that out, this podcast will challenge you to reevaluate your ideas of who God is.
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The struggle to find meaning and relevance in our faith can make us feel doubt and isolation. I hope that by sharing my own experience you’ll find answers for your questions and be encouraged in knowing others can relate to you. No matter what you believe, or if you’re trying to figure that out, this podcast will challenge you to reevaluate your ideas of who God is.
If you would like to share your questions, reactions to this episode, or suggestions for future topics, email EdificationStationPodcast@gmail.com.
One of the biggest questions we have as Christians is, “What does God want me to do?” Another way to say that is, “What is God’s will for my life?”
If you’re wrestling with making a decision, this episode is for you! In it I share some wisdom from the Book of Proverbs to give you principles to make safe, noble decisions that will fill your life with joy and fulfillment. I share some examples from my own life of how I’ve failed and succeeded at implementing these principles for better or for worse.
Proverbs 16:3- Commit your works to the LORD, and your thoughts will be established.
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The struggle to find meaning and relevance in our faith can make us feel doubt and isolation. I hope that by sharing my own experience you’ll find answers for your questions and be encouraged in knowing others can relate to you. No matter what you believe, or if you’re trying to figure that out, this podcast will challenge you to reevaluate your ideas of who God is.
If you would like to share your questions, reactions to this episode, or suggestions for future topics, email EdificationStationPodcast@gmail.com.
