Send us a text When we then sit with Paul in his closing chapter, where he calls his life a drink offering poured out to God. No grand flex, no tally of achievements—just a clear testimony: fought the good fight, finished the race, kept the faith. We unpack his charge to keep a clear mind, avoid foolish quarrels, endure hardship, and teach with gentleness. This is practical discipleship for modern noise: focus over frenzy, compassion over clout, integrity over impulse. If you’re tired, doubtf...
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Send us a text When we then sit with Paul in his closing chapter, where he calls his life a drink offering poured out to God. No grand flex, no tally of achievements—just a clear testimony: fought the good fight, finished the race, kept the faith. We unpack his charge to keep a clear mind, avoid foolish quarrels, endure hardship, and teach with gentleness. This is practical discipleship for modern noise: focus over frenzy, compassion over clout, integrity over impulse. If you’re tired, doubtf...
Send us a text When we then sit with Paul in his closing chapter, where he calls his life a drink offering poured out to God. No grand flex, no tally of achievements—just a clear testimony: fought the good fight, finished the race, kept the faith. We unpack his charge to keep a clear mind, avoid foolish quarrels, endure hardship, and teach with gentleness. This is practical discipleship for modern noise: focus over frenzy, compassion over clout, integrity over impulse. If you’re tired, doubtf...
Send us a text Start with a mustard seed, end with a sky full of stars—that’s the journey we walk through as we sit with Abraham in Genesis 15 and ask the same honest question he asked: How will I know? We explore the turning point where God answers doubt not with scolding, but with a covenant sealed by Himself. In a world obsessed with proof on demand, this story shows a God who binds Himself to His people, translating faithfulness into a language Abraham could feel and trust. We unpack the...
Send us a text Hope sounds simple until life lands a punch. We open 2 Kings and dive into the story of the Shunammite woman to explore how real hope behaves when the stakes are highest: it moves, it prepares, and it speaks “all is well” while running straight toward God’s presence. This isn’t sentimental optimism. It’s a practiced, resilient stance rooted in the character of a resurrecting God. We trace the arc from “don’t get my hopes up” to bold, active faith as a mother refuses to plan a ...
Send us a text We follow the tension back to Genesis 3, reading the fall not as distant theology but as the script the enemy still runs—question, distort, entice, isolate—and the mercy God still offers: a covering and an open invitation to come out of hiding. We share why the serpent’s strategy remains so effective, how pride often sounds like rational self-reliance, and why shame drives us toward fig leaves—quick fixes, curated selves, busy hearts. Then we pivot to the hope embedded in the ...
Send us a text The day starts before sunrise, and so does the heart work. We open with Genesis 3 and confront a familiar tug: the urge to know, to control, to push past God’s guardrails in the name of getting all the answers. We share the “three P’s” we’ve been exploring—position, power, and pride—and zoom in on power as the quiet prompting to be “like God" rears up in Eve. That desire manifests in subtle ways: seeking outcomes without obedience, pursuing certainty over wisdom, and tr...
Send us a text The alarm hits before sunrise, the mirror is honest, and the coffee hasn’t kicked in—but we show up anyway. That raw beginning sets the tone for a grounded, heart-level exploration of Genesis 3, with a quiet question—“Did God really say?” As we move past performance and into presence, we explore how to hold our position in God when persuasive voices press for shortcuts, shiny outcomes, and wisdom that doesn’t submit to truth. If you’re craving clarity in a noisy world, this is ...
Send us a text The Damascus road encounter that transformed Saul from Christianity's fiercest opponent into its greatest champion reveals profound truths about belief, divine intervention, and spiritual transformation that resonate with us today. When we meet Saul in Acts 9, he's breathing murderous threats against Christians, so passionate about his Jewish faith that he's willing to imprison anyone following "the Way." Armed with letters from religious authorities, he embarks on a mission t...
Send us a text What happens when we look beyond Jesus's twelve disciples to discover the remarkable "disciple adjacent" figures who transformed the early Church? In this powerful episode, we explore the extraordinary story of Mary Magdalene – a woman whose journey from demonic torment to faithful devotion challenges everything we think we know about discipleship. Unlike the nine lepers who never returned to thank Jesus after healing, Mary's gratitude manifested as complete devotion. He...
Send us a text The final journey through our Twelve Disciples series culminates with John—the passionate apostle who unabashedly referred to himself as "the disciple whom Jesus loved." This bold declaration wasn't mere arrogance; it reveals a man who understood his core identity came from being loved by Christ. The revolutionary nature of John's message cannot be overstated. Writing in a time when many believed God's love was restricted to a chosen few, John boldly proclaimed that salvation ...
Send us a text Feeling overlooked or undervalued? Divine appointment doesn't depend on human recognition. This transformative episode unpacks the story of James the Lesser – a disciple whose very name implies insignificance yet who was personally selected by Jesus for extraordinary kingdom work. Drawing from Mark 3:13-15, we witness Jesus intentionally selecting those "he himself wanted," reminding us that divine selection supersedes human qualification. When Jesus calls someone to leadershi...
Send us a text Have you ever felt like an outsider? Unwelcome, judged, or defined by your worst mistakes? If so, Matthew's story will resonate deeply with your spirit. Matthew the tax collector occupied one of the most despised positions in Jewish society. Tax collectors weren't just disliked—they were viewed as traitors who collaborated with Roman oppressors while often exploiting their own people for personal gain. They lived in a painful limbo: rejected by their community yet still not ac...
Send us a text When was the last time someone truly saw you? Not just glanced in your direction, but genuinely recognized your presence, your worth, your humanity? In this soul-stirring exploration of John 14:15-24, we encounter a beautiful yet often overlooked biblical figure who models what it means to truly see others. Thaddeus, known by several names but rarely heard from in scripture, speaks just once – asking Jesus a question that reveals his extraordinary heart: "Lord, why do you inte...
Send us a text The story of the Shunammite woman tucked away in 2 Kings 4 offers one of the most powerful examples of faith in the face of devastating loss. Her journey through hospitality, unexpected blessing, heartbreaking tragedy, and miraculous restoration speaks directly to anyone who has ever received something wonderful only to have it seemingly taken away. Though she never asks for it, Elisha prophesies she'll have a son within a year. Her response is fascinating – rather than joy, s...
Send us a text What does it really mean to claim your spiritual inheritance? In this powerful opening to Season 8, we explore the remarkable journey of James, son of Zebedee, from ordinary fisherman to extraordinary apostle. When Jesus approached James and John on their father's fishing boat, they immediately dropped their nets and followed Him. This radical response changed the trajectory of their lives forever. But following Jesus didn't lead where James initially expected. Though nickname...
Send us a text This episode highlights the power of personal growth and the unnoticed significance of disciples like Simon the Zealot. We explore how God qualifies the called, encouraging listeners to embrace their unique journeys in faith and the importance of nurturing growth within themselves and their communities. • Reflection on the theme of new growth in faith • Introduction of Growth Track 2025 for further learning • Exploration of the disciples and focus on Simon th...
Send us a text Have you ever felt defined by a single moment of doubt? Journey with us as we draw parallels between our own lives and the story of Thomas, famously known as Doubting Thomas. While many of us carry labels from our past actions, this episode uncovers the deeper layers of Thomas's faith and his significant role among the disciples. Through his story, we reflect on how our moments of uncertainty are not the sum total of who we are and discover how this narrative can bring fresh in...
Send us a textPrepare to uncover the fascinating character of Nathaniel, otherwise known as Bartholomew, as we kick off 2025 with an introspective look into the disciples' lives on Grab the Faith. Join me, Bobi Gentry Goodwin, as I fight off a slight holiday bug to bring you a compelling exploration of Nathaniel's straightforward nature and its profound implications on our spiritual journey. This episode promises to shed light on the lesser-known, yet impactful, moments of his life with Jesus...
Send us a textEver felt like you're juggling too much, struggling to find a moment of peace amid the chaos of holiday preparations? Join me, Bobi Gentry Goodwin, as I share my own story of seeking balance between work and rest during the Advent season. Together, we'll explore the transformative power of taking breaks, as God intended, and reflect on the deep significance of Isaiah 9:6, which celebrates Jesus as a divine gift to humanity. We'll challenge the overwhelming materialism that often...
Send us a textCan a lesser-known disciple teach us profound lessons about faith and action? On this episode of the Grab the Faith podcast, join me, Bobi Gentry Goodwin, as we unlock the story of Andrew—a man of quiet strength and decisive action. Discover why Andrew's decision to introduce his brother Simon Peter to Jesus was a pivotal moment in the early Christian community, despite his quieter presence in the scriptures. We'll explore his transformative journey from being a follower of John...
Send us a textCould the simple act of gratitude transform your life? With the hustle and bustle of the holiday season, we often forget to pause and thank those who make these moments special. Together, we explore our shared sense of gratitude for family, community, and the divine guidance that enriches our lives every day. Reflecting on Psalm 107:1-9, we'll uncover the profound mercy and fulfillment God provides to those who seek Him. Moving beyond the festive table, let's delve into the...
Send us a text When we then sit with Paul in his closing chapter, where he calls his life a drink offering poured out to God. No grand flex, no tally of achievements—just a clear testimony: fought the good fight, finished the race, kept the faith. We unpack his charge to keep a clear mind, avoid foolish quarrels, endure hardship, and teach with gentleness. This is practical discipleship for modern noise: focus over frenzy, compassion over clout, integrity over impulse. If you’re tired, doubtf...
