Let’s Brunch is a faith-based podcast hosted by Jasmine Kromah. The show where we take part in candid conversations about growing in our faith in the everydayness of our lives. From college students and recent grads, to creatives and community leaders, we will learn what it looks like to become rooted and united in Christ.
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Let’s Brunch is a faith-based podcast hosted by Jasmine Kromah. The show where we take part in candid conversations about growing in our faith in the everydayness of our lives. From college students and recent grads, to creatives and community leaders, we will learn what it looks like to become rooted and united in Christ.
Today we are discussing a passage of scripture from Numbers 13:30-33! Sometimes, like Caleb, it can feel like we are the only ones with this radical hope that the Lord will come through. Especially in the job searching and post grad journey. It can be really easy for that fire of hope tp be put out when everyone around you, whether intentional or not, begins to doubt your hope or tell you you’re crazy. But I want to encourage you that just because your hope may be untraditional or against the majority, doesn’t mean that it isn’t holy and that it isn’t worth it. God us known for using untraditional places and people to do extraordinary things! The work that you’re doing in your part time job, community college, trade school, parent’s house, etc is still holy and good and important because it is unto the Lord. And while you continue to be obedient to His voice and His alone, He will continue to do a new work in you!
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Scripture
Jeremiah 29:11
1 Timothy 4:12
Psalm 34:5
Numbers 13:30-33
Let’s Brunch
Let’s Brunch is a faith-based podcast hosted by Jasmine Kromah. The show where we take part in candid conversations about growing in our faith in the everydayness of our lives. From college students and recent grads, to creatives and community leaders, we will learn what it looks like to become rooted and united in Christ.
