Welcome to “It All Starts With Submission.” This podcast is a public conversation with myself to keep me accountable. I hope that a few years from now, I’ll be able to listen to these episodes and see consistent growth in my relationship with Christ. My hope for all those listening is to be challenged to be intentional with their daily submission to Jesus and to ask themselves relevant questions. God has written our path before He placed us in our mother’s womb (Jeremiah 1:5) and it’s important to keep seeking His face and trust that all will fall into place (Proverbs 3:5-6).
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Welcome to “It All Starts With Submission.” This podcast is a public conversation with myself to keep me accountable. I hope that a few years from now, I’ll be able to listen to these episodes and see consistent growth in my relationship with Christ. My hope for all those listening is to be challenged to be intentional with their daily submission to Jesus and to ask themselves relevant questions. God has written our path before He placed us in our mother’s womb (Jeremiah 1:5) and it’s important to keep seeking His face and trust that all will fall into place (Proverbs 3:5-6).
In this episode, I share how listening to God led me to experience two major breakthroughs!
It All Starts With Submission
Welcome to “It All Starts With Submission.” This podcast is a public conversation with myself to keep me accountable. I hope that a few years from now, I’ll be able to listen to these episodes and see consistent growth in my relationship with Christ. My hope for all those listening is to be challenged to be intentional with their daily submission to Jesus and to ask themselves relevant questions. God has written our path before He placed us in our mother’s womb (Jeremiah 1:5) and it’s important to keep seeking His face and trust that all will fall into place (Proverbs 3:5-6).
