Episode Title: One Thing I Know Podcast: Walking in His Word Host: Jason Gohl Episode Description: Welcome back to "Walking in His Word," where we delve into the wisdom, encouragement, and inspiration found in the Word of God. I'm your host, Jason Gohl, and today we continue our devotional series called "One Thing." In this episode, titled "One Thing I Know," we examine the transformative power of a single, unwavering truth. Building on our previous studies of the rich young ruler and the story of Mary and Martha, we now explore the story of the blind man healed by Jesus in John 9. Key Themes: The Power of Personal Testimony: The blind man’s declaration, "One thing I know: I was blind, but now I see," highlights the undeniable power of a personal encounter with Jesus. Faith and Transformation: Understanding how faith in Jesus can bring about profound change and clarity in our lives. Witnessing with Confidence: Learning from the boldness of the healed man in sharing his testimony, despite opposition and doubt from others. Episode Highlights: Introduction: Recap of previous episodes and their key lessons. The Blind Man’s Story: A detailed look at John 9, where Jesus heals a man blind from birth. The man's unwavering testimony serves as a powerful example of the impact of an encounter with Christ. Lessons from the Narrative: Discussion on the significance of personal transformation and how our own experiences with Jesus can be a compelling witness to others. Application to Our Lives: Practical insights on how we can embrace and share our personal testimonies with confidence and conviction. Reflection Questions: How has your faith in Jesus transformed your life? What is the one thing you know for certain about your relationship with God? How can you share your personal testimony with others in a way that highlights the power of Jesus’s work in your life? Join us as we reflect on these questions and draw inspiration from the blind man's story. This episode will encourage you to recognize and proclaim the life-changing truths of your own faith journey. Connect with Us: Stay connected with "Walking in His Word" by visiting our website at www.walkinginhisword.com. Don't forget to follow us for more devotional content and updates on new episodes.

Episode Title: Mary & Martha | One Thing Is Needful Podcast: Walking in His Word Series: One Thing Host: Jason Gohl Episode Description: Welcome to another enriching episode of "Walking in His Word," where we delve into the wisdom, encouragement, and inspiration found in the Word of God. I'm your host, Jason Gohl, and today we continue our devotional series called "One Thing."  In this episode, titled "One Thing Is Needful," we explore the significant encounter between Jesus and the sisters Mary and Martha. This story, found in the Gospel of Luke, highlights the importance of prioritizing our focus on what truly matters in life. Key Themes: Single Focus: Understanding the concept of focusing on one thing that has the power to challenge and transform us. Contrasting Approaches: Examining the differing responses of Mary and Martha to Jesus’s visit. Martha is practical and active, while Mary is contemplative and devoted. Life Priorities: Learning from Jesus's gentle correction to Martha about the necessity of prioritizing spiritual nourishment over worldly concerns. Reflection Questions: What is the one thing in your life that demands your primary focus and devotion? How can you balance practical responsibilities with spiritual growth? What steps can you take to ensure that your priorities align with what Jesus emphasizes? Join us as we reflect on these questions and more, drawing inspiration from the example of Mary and Martha. This episode is sure to inspire and uplift you as you seek to align your life with God's priorities. Connect with Us: Stay connected with "Walking in His Word" by visiting our website at www.walkinginhisword.com. Don't forget to follow us for more devotional content and updates on new episodes.

Title - "The Rich Young Ruler: Discovering Your One Thing" Podcast Title: Walking in His Word Series: One Thing Host: Jason Gohl Episode Summary: In this episode of Walking in His Word, we kick off a new devotional series titled "One Thing". We explore passages where Jesus emphasizes a single focus that can transform our lives. This week, we delve into "One Thing You Lack," based on the story of the rich young ruler from Mark 10:17-31. Key Points: Introduction: The series "One Thing" aims to challenge and inspire listeners to identify the single focus that may be holding them back in their spiritual journey. Rich Young Ruler: The story centers on a young man who appears righteous but lacks one crucial thing. Despite his obedience to the commandments, his love for wealth hinders his full devotion to Jesus. Jesus' Challenge: Jesus instructs the young man to sell all his possessions and follow Him, highlighting the man's attachment to his wealth as the obstacle to eternal life. Idolatry and Devotion: Anything loved more than the Lord can be an idol. Jesus seeks complete devotion, not partial commitment. Broader Application: The episode encourages listeners to reflect on their own lives and ask God what their "one thing" might be, urging them to surrender it fully to deepen their relationship with Him. Reflection Questions: What is your "one thing" that you might be holding back from God? How can you surrender this area of your life to fully follow Jesus? Call to Action: Reflect on and identify the one thing that may be hindering your full devotion to God. Share this episode with friends and family to encourage them in their spiritual walk. Follow Us: Website: Walking in His Word Social Media: @WalkingInHisWord Next Episode: Join us next week as we continue the "One Thing" series and explore another passage that challenges us to grow closer to God. Closing Blessing: May God's peace and blessings be with you always, and keep walking in His Word.

Title: The Parable of the Talents: Maximizing Your God-Given Gifts Series: Secrets of the Kingdom of Heaven Host: Jason Gohl Description: Welcome to another episode of "Walking in His Word," where we journey through the scriptures in concise, faith-filled segments. In this episode, we conclude our series on the parables of Jesus with the Parable of the Talents from Matthew 25:14-30. This parable teaches us the importance of utilizing the gifts and opportunities God has entrusted to us. Jesus tells the story of a man who, before embarking on a journey, entrusts his servants with his property. Each servant receives a different amount according to their abilities. Through their actions, we learn profound lessons about faithfulness, accountability, and the eternal significance of our efforts. Key Takeaways: Understanding that our talents and opportunities are gifts from God, entrusted to us to steward wisely. The importance of using our abilities to their fullest potential, regardless of how much or little we have been given. The contrast between the faithful servants who multiply their talents and the unfaithful servant who hides his. The consequences of fear and complacency versus the rewards of diligence and faithfulness. Encouragement to support and build up others in their gifts, fostering a community of empowered believers. Scriptures Referenced: Matthew 25:14-30 1 Corinthians 12:18-20 Reflection and Application: Reflect on your own talents and opportunities. Are you using them to their fullest potential? Consider the impact of fear and excuses on your ability to serve God effectively. Embrace your unique gifts and avoid comparing yourself to others. Commit to encouraging and supporting others in their use of talents for God's kingdom. Personal Stories and Examples: The story of a woman who, despite modest means, used her gift of prayer to touch lives around the world. The example of a friend with mechanical skills who blessed others through his willingness to help without expecting anything in return. Next Steps: Pray and ask God to reveal or confirm your talents. Actively seek opportunities to use your gifts for God's glory. Encourage and uplift others in their spiritual journeys, recognizing the diverse ways God equips His people. Connect with Us: Thank you for joining us on this enlightening journey through the parables of Jesus. Subscribe to our podcast so you never miss an episode. Share this podcast with friends, family, and neighbors to build a community that walks together in His Word. Connect with us on social media @WalkingInHisWordPodcast on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. Keep walking in His Word, and may His light shine upon your path. Until next time, may your journey be blessed.

Title: The Parable of the Pounds: Faithfulness and Productivity Series: Secrets of the Kingdom of Heaven Host: Jason Gohl Description: Welcome back to "Walking in His Word," where we take concise yet impactful journeys through the scriptures. In this episode, we explore the parable of the Pounds from Luke 19:11-28. This parable, shared by Jesus as He neared Jerusalem, addresses the misconceptions about the immediate establishment of God's kingdom and emphasizes the need for faithful service during His absence. Through the story of a nobleman who entrusts his servants with pounds (a form of currency) before leaving to receive a kingdom, we uncover profound lessons on productivity, accountability, and the eternal significance of our earthly actions. Key Takeaways: The nobleman represents Jesus, who has ascended to heaven and will return to establish His kingdom. Servants are entrusted with resources and expected to use them productively until the nobleman's return. Faithful and productive service leads to greater responsibilities and rewards in God's kingdom. Our actions and stewardship on earth have eternal consequences. The importance of building godly character and engaging in meaningful works that align with God's purposes. The need to be prepared and live with a sense of urgency, as Jesus will return at an unknown hour. Scriptures Referenced: Luke 19:11-28 Psalm 110:1-11 Reflection and Application: Embrace faithful service and productivity in advancing God's kingdom. Reflect on how you are using the resources and opportunities God has given you. Assess your time management and its alignment with God's purposes. Understand that while salvation is by grace, rewards in eternity are based on our faithful service. Next Episode Preview: Join us in the next episode as we delve into the Parable of the Talents, exploring the different abilities God gives us and how we can use them for His glory. Connect with Us: Thank you for joining us on this enlightening journey through the parables of Jesus. If these teachings have inspired and stirred your heart, be sure to subscribe to our podcast. Share this journey with friends, family, and neighbors to build a community that walks together in His Word. Reach out to us through our website or connect with us on social media @WalkingInHisWordPodcast on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. Keep walking in His Word, and may His light shine upon your path. Until next time, may your journey be blessed.

Title: The Unjust Judge: The Value of Persisting in Prayer Series: Secrets of the Kingdom of Heaven Host: Jason Gohl Description: Welcome to "Walking in His Word," the podcast where we embark on a brief yet powerful journey through the scriptures. In this episode, we delve into the parable of the Unjust Judge from Luke 18:1-8, exploring the theme of persistence in prayer. Have you ever prayed for something for a long time without seeing an answer? Jesus shared this parable to encourage us to always pray and not lose heart. We discuss the significance of praying without ceasing and the importance of aligning our prayers with God's will. Join us as we examine the contrasting characters in the parable - the unrighteous judge who neither feared God nor cared about people, and the persistent widow who kept seeking justice. Learn how the widow's relentless pursuit serves as a powerful lesson for our prayer lives today. Discover insights on how to stay steadfast in faith, and be inspired to continue seeking God’s will with persistence, knowing that He hears and will answer in His perfect timing. Key Takeaways: Understanding the importance of persistence in prayer. Exploring the meaning of praying without ceasing. Aligning our prayers with God's will. The contrast between the unjust judge and our just God. Encouragement to remain steadfast and unmovable in our faith. Scriptures Referenced: Luke 18:1-8 1 Thessalonians 5:17 2 Timothy 1:3 James 4:3 Matthew 7:7-8 1 Corinthians 15:58 Closing Thoughts: As we wrap up this enlightening episode, remember the words of the unjust judge and consider the greater faithfulness of our just God. Be encouraged to continue in persistent prayer, knowing that your labor is not in vain in the Lord. Subscribe to our podcast to ensure you never miss an episode as we continue exploring the parables of Jesus. Share this journey with your friends, family, and community. Connect with us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter @WalkingInHisWordPodcast. Keep walking in His Word, and may His light shine upon your path. Until next time, may your journey be blessed.

Title: The Prodigal Son: A Journey of Repentance and Unwavering Love Series: Secrets of the Kingdom of Heaven Host: Jason Gohl Summary: This episode focuses on the conclusion of a three-part series of parables dealing with God's attitude toward the lost. The Parables discussed in previous episodes include the lost sheep and the lost coin, now concluding with the Parable of the Prodigal Son. The prodigal son parable, also known as the Parable of the Loving Father, highlights the father's patience, compassion, and unwavering love. The son's journey involves asking for his inheritance, squandering it in reckless living, facing the consequences, and eventually coming to repentance. The young man's repentance follows a pattern: confessing his sin, forsaking the sin, expressing humility, and accepting any judgment or penalty. The father's reaction to the returning son is one of compassion, running to greet him, embracing him, and celebrating his return. This episode emphasizes the father's continuous love and waiting for the son, reflecting God's heart for those who return to Him. The parable illustrates the themes of repentance, humility, and the unchanging love of God. Episode Introduction In today's episode, we're going to see the conclusion of a three-part series of parables dealing with God's attitude towards the lost. Jesus responds to charges against him by the scribes and Pharisees in Luke Chapter 15. Accusation: Jesus had the audacity to receive sinners. Previous parables discussed: the lost sheep, the lost coin, and now the parable of the prodigal son. Parable of the Prodigal Son Commonly called the prodigal son, meaning wasteful. Also rightfully called the Parable of the Loving Father. Focus on the father's seeking love for those who are lost. Key Points from the Parable This parable reveals more about the love of the father than the sinfulness of the younger son. Father's patience, compassion, and unwavering love for both sons. Quick to forgive and celebrate when the lost son returns. Illustrates the heart of our Heavenly Father. Insights from the Parable Reveals much about the heart of the elder son who rebukes those unwilling to receive the lost who repent. Passage: Luke 15:11-32. Exposition of the Parable Younger son's impatience and desire for freedom. Father grants his request, knowing it might not end well. Younger son squanders his inheritance in reckless living. Finds himself in a desperate situation, feeding pigs during a famine. Comes to himself and decides to return to his father, confessing his sin. Repentance Pattern in the Parable Confession of sin: Acknowledging wrongdoing. Forsaking sin: Resolving to turn away from past mistakes. Humility: Returning without expectations, willing to be a servant. Acceptance: Willing to accept whatever judgment the father deems. Father's Reaction Father sees the son from afar and runs to him. Demonstrates the father's longing and love for the lost. Father's heart mirrors our Heavenly Father's excitement when sinners repent.

Title: The Parable of the Lost Coin Series: Secrets of the Kingdom of Heaven (Pt. 10) Host: Jason Gohl Summary: This episode delves into the Parable of the Lost Coin, revealing God's unwavering pursuit of the lost even when they stray due to neglect. Jason Gohl explores the parable's message for both church leadership and individual believers, highlighting the dangers of neglect and the importance of fostering fellowship. Listeners are encouraged to actively reach out and build connections within the body of Christ, ensuring no one feels lost or forgotten. Key Points: The lost coin symbolizes those who drift away from the church due to neglect, often unintentional by leaders or the community. Church leaders hold responsibility for shepherding their flock and preventing loss through diligent teaching and care. Fellowship among believers is crucial for growth and prevents feelings of neglect, ensuring everyone feels part of the body of Christ. Each individual plays a role in reaching out and building connections, contributing to a vibrant and inclusive church community. We are called to actively seek out those who feel lost, whether through physical interaction or virtual means. Call to Action: Reflect on your own role in fostering fellowship and connection within the church. Reach out to someone you haven't connected with in a while, even through a simple message. Challenge yourself to increase your engagement and participation in church activities. Share this episode and its message with others to spread awareness about the importance of preventing neglect and building unity within the Christian community

Title: The Parable of the Lost Sheep Series: Secrets of the Kingdom of Heaven (Pt. 9) Host: Jason Gohl Summary: This episode explores the Parable of the Lost Sheep from Luke 15, revealing God's relentless love for the lost and challenging our own attitudes towards those who have strayed. Jason Gohl unpacks the parable's meaning, drawing connections to Scripture and highlighting the joy of seeking and saving the lost. Key Points: The parable illustrates God's active pursuit of the lost, like a shepherd seeking a wandering sheep. We are called to share this seeking love and reach out to those who have strayed. Great joy is found in heaven when a lost soul repents and finds its way back to God. Balancing separation from the world by reaching out to sinners is crucial. Our actions and attitudes should demonstrate the same love for the lost shown by God. Call to Action: Reflect on your approach to those who have gone astray. Seek opportunities to share the Gospel and love of God with the lost. Join the Walking in His Word community and discuss the parable further.

Title: New Year's Prayer - Do Something New Summary: This episode encourages listeners to embrace newness and step outside their comfort zones in the new year. Jason Gohl explores biblical passages that highlight God's love for new things and offers practical ways to incorporate newness into your life. Key Points: God is a God of transformation and change (Isaiah 43:19). We shouldn't be afraid of the unknown but view it as an opportunity for growth (Psalm 34:8). New experiences can lead to unexpected blessings and deepen our relationship with God. Even small steps, like trying a new prayer schedule or learning a new skill, can make a difference. God is always with us, even when we step outside our comfort zones (2 Timothy 1:7). Our walk with God is a lifelong journey of growth and discovery (1 Peter 2:2). Call to Action: Choose one thing you've been wanting to try and commit to doing it in the new year. Share your experience of stepping outside your comfort zone with the Walking in His Word community.

Title: Reflecting on God's Blessings Going into the New Year Summary: This episode encourages listeners to reflect on the blessings they received in the past year and cultivate an attitude of gratitude as they step into the new year. Jason Gohl shares personal stories of his own blessings, including a recent mission trip to Ethiopia, and invites listeners to share their own experiences of God's faithfulness. Key Points: Take time to reflect on the blessings of the past year, both big and small. Gratitude helps shift our focus to the positive aspects of life. Sharing our stories of God's blessings can encourage and inspire others. Bible verses on gratitude: Psalm 103:1-2, 1 Thessalonians 5:18 Call to Action: Take a few minutes to reflect on your own blessings and write them down. Share your story of God's faithfulness in the comments or on social media using the hashtag #ReflectingOnGodsBlessings.

Episode Title: Emmanuel: God with Us (Matthew 1:23) Key Points: Today's episode celebrates Christmas and explores the profound meaning of "Emmanuel," which means "God with us." The name "Emmanuel" was prophesied centuries before Jesus' birth and signifies the breaking down of barriers between God and humanity. God's presence in our lives offers comfort, reassurance, empowerment, compassion, clarity, hope, and a deeper connection to him and others. We can share the gift of God's presence through prayer, introspection, acts of kindness, support, forgiveness, sharing our stories, living out the Golden Rule, and letting our light shine through our deeds. Call to Action: Embrace the gift of God's presence in your life. Share the gift of God's presence with others through your actions and words. Connect with the Walking in His Word community online to share your experiences and continue walking in his word with others. Links: Join us on this faith-filled journey, and don't forget to follow us on Instagram and visit our website for more inspiration and resources: 🌐 [Website] www.walkinginhisword.com 📷 [Instagram] https://www.instagram.com/walkinginhiswordpodcast 📷 [Facebook] https://www.facebook.com/walkinginhiswordpodcast

Episode Title: Christmas Calls Us to Share the Gospel (Matthew 28:19-20) Key Points: Christmas celebrates the birth of Jesus, the fulfillment of God's promise and the dawn of a new era for humanity. The Great Commission, given by Jesus in Matthew 28:19-20, calls all believers to share the gospel with all nations. The Bible provides numerous examples of individuals who embraced the Great Commission and the life-changing power of sharing the gospel. Sharing the gospel can be daunting, but it doesn't require eloquence or theological knowledge. Sharing our own stories, inviting others to church, and simply living a life that reflects Christ's love are powerful ways to share the gospel. The Christmas season presents unique opportunities to share the gospel through Christmas programs, sharing resources, and living a life that embodies Christ's character. Call to Action: Commit to sharing the gospel in a specific way during the Christmas season. Share your story with others. Pray for God's grace and opportunities to share the gospel. Connect with the Walking in His Word community online to share your experiences and continue walking in his word with others. Links: Join us on this faith-filled journey, and don't forget to follow us on Instagram and visit our website for more inspiration and resources: 🌐 [Website] www.walkinginhisword.com 📷 [Instagram] https://www.instagram.com/walkinginhiswordpodcast 📷 [Facebook] https://www.facebook.com/walkinginhiswordpodcast

Episode Title: Christmas Calls Us to Love (1 John 4:10-11) Key Points: Christmas is the celebration of God's greatest expression of love, the birth of Jesus Christ. Love is the foundation of the Christian faith and a call to action that extends to our relationships with others. The Bible consistently emphasizes the importance of love, from First Corinthians 13:13 to John 13:34-35. Jesus gave us a new commandment: "Love one another, as I have loved you." We can build up and express love during the holidays by reaching out to loved ones, forgiving those who have hurt us, performing acts of service, sharing our blessings, and praying for the ability to love unconditionally. Christmas is a time to commit to making love the cornerstone of our lives, allowing our actions and choices to be guided by compassion and a desire to spread joy and hope. The true Christmas spirit lies not just in receiving gifts, but in giving the gift of love to ourselves and to others. Call to Action: Reflect on the ways you can show more love to others during the holiday season and beyond. Forgive someone who has hurt you and offer them grace and kindness. Perform acts of service for those in need. Share your blessings with others, even if it's just a kind word or a small gesture. Pray for the ability to love unconditionally and reflect God's love in your daily interactions. Links: Join us on this faith-filled journey, and don't forget to follow us on Instagram and visit our website for more inspiration and resources: 🌐 [Website] www.walkinginhisword.com 📷 [Instagram] https://www.instagram.com/walkinginhiswordpodcast 📷 [Facebook] https://www.facebook.com/walkinginhiswordpodcast

Episode Title: Christmas Calls Us to Give (2 Corinthians 8:9) Key Points: Christmas is not just about receiving gifts, but also about giving. The ultimate gift of God's Son, Jesus Christ, is an example of selfless love and sacrifice. We are called to follow in Jesus's footsteps by giving of our time, talents, resources, and love to others. The Bible emphasizes the importance of giving throughout its pages. Giving is not just a duty, but a privilege and a pathway towards spiritual growth. There are many ways to incorporate the spirit of giving into your Christmas celebration, such as volunteering, donating, giving meaningful gifts, or performing acts of kindness. By actively practicing giving, we can experience the joy of generosity and contribute to a better world. Call to Action: Reflect on the ultimate gift of Jesus Christ and how it inspires you to give to others. Look for opportunities to share your time, talents, resources, and love with those in need. Let your acts of giving become a beacon of hope and reflect the true spirit of Christmas. Links: Join us on this faith-filled journey, and don't forget to follow us on Instagram and visit our website for more inspiration and resources: 🌐 [Website] www.walkinginhisword.com 📷 [Instagram] https://www.instagram.com/walkinginhiswordpodcast 📷 [Facebook] https://www.facebook.com/walkinginhiswordpodcast

Episode Title: Christmas Calls Us to Joy (Luke 2:10) Key Points: Christmas is a celebration of great joy, not just for a select few, but for all people. This joy comes from knowing God and experiencing His love and grace. The birth of Jesus signifies a new era of hope and redemption for humanity. Joy is woven throughout the Christmas story: in Mary's Magnificat, the shepherds' reflection, the wise men's offering, and more. We can cultivate and share the joy of Christmas by:Reflecting on the blessings in our lives, both big and small. Spending time with loved ones and expressing our gratitude for them. Practicing acts of kindness and generosity. Sharing the story of Jesus and the message of hope with others. Call to Action: Seek out joy and share it with others. Create a ripple effect of positivity and bring the true spirit of Christmas to life. Remember, true joy is found not in material possessions, but in the love of God and the hope He offers through Jesus Christ. Links: Join us on this faith-filled journey, and don't forget to follow us on Instagram and visit our website for more inspiration and resources: 🌐 [Website] www.walkinginhisword.com 📷 [Instagram] https://www.instagram.com/walkinginhiswordpodcast 📷 [Facebook] https://www.facebook.com/walkinginhiswordpodcast  

Episode Title: Christmas Calls Us to Worship Key Points: Christmas is not just about celebrations, but about worshipping the newborn king, Jesus Christ. Worship is a response to God's love, grace, and power. We should make worship a priority in our daily lives. Practical ways to integrate worship:Dedicate time for prayer and reflection on God's Word. Participate in worship services. Express love and gratitude through acts of service and kindness. Share your faith with others. Call to Action: Make worship a priority this Christmas season. Reflect on the true meaning of Christmas. Spread joy, peace, and love throughout the holiday season and beyond. Links: Join us on this faith-filled journey, and don't forget to follow us on Instagram and visit our website for more inspiration and resources: 🌐 [Website] www.walkinginhisword.com 📷 [Instagram] https://www.instagram.com/walkinginhiswordpodcast 📷 [Facebook] https://www.facebook.com/walkinginhiswordpodcast

Episode Title: "Sharing Gratitude and Thankfulness Show Notes: Introduction: Warm greetings from Jason Gohl, your host. Series: "A Daily Gratitude Journey" during the holiday season. Reminder to subscribe and visit www.walkinginhisword.com for additional resources. Exploring Scripture - 1 Thessalonians 5:11: Reflecting on 1 Thessalonians 5:11 - Encourage one another and build each other up. Importance of lifting each other up for positive atmospheres in homes, workplaces, and communities. The Power of Gracious Words - Proverbs 16:24: Proverbs 16:24 (NIV) - Gracious words as a honeycomb, sweet to the soul, and healing to the bones. Linking gratitude and encouragement to create a cycle of positivity and growth. Life and Death in the Tongue - James Chapter 2: Acknowledging the power of words to tear down or lift up. Choosing to uplift others with encouraging words, both spiritually and practically. Infusing Actions with Gratitude - Colossians 3:17: Colossians 3:17 (NIV) - Infusing actions and words with gratitude in the name of the Lord Jesus. Creating environments where others feel appreciated and valued through gratitude. Putting Concepts into Action: Practical examples of gratitude in everyday life, such as performance reviews and workplace encouragement. The transformative power of cultivated gratitude in homes, workplaces, and communities. Initiating a Gratitude Challenge - Hebrews 10:24: Hebrews 10:24 - Spurring one another on toward love and good deeds. Proposing a gratitude challenge to inspire acts of kindness and love in the community. Creative Expressions of Gratitude: Encouraging creative ways to express gratitude within communities. Examples like gratitude boards, neighborhood challenges, and shared book exchanges. Encouragement to Share Gratitude: Emphasizing the impact of simple acts of kindness and expressions of gratitude. Encouraging listeners to share their gratitude stories on social media. Conclusion: Daily gratitude journey continuing in November - subscribe for more inspiration. Invitation to connect with the community and share experiences on www.walkinginhisword.com. Signing off with a blessing for listeners to embrace the spirit of Thanksgiving.

Episode Title: "Thanksgiving Acts of Kindness: Cultivating a Chain Reaction of Love" Exploring the Connection:  - Delving into the profound connection between gratitude and acts of kindness.  - Reference to Hebrews 13:15 emphasizing continuous praise and acknowledgment of God's name. Psalm 107:22 - Sacrifices of Thanksgiving:  - Exploring Psalm 107:22 and the idea of acts of kindness as sacrifices of Thanksgiving.  - Acts of kindness as tangible expressions of gratitude, reflecting God's love in our lives. Transformative Power of Acts of Kindness:  - Highlighting the life-changing impact of acts of kindness, both big and small.  - Acts of kindness as a ripple effect, inspiring others and fostering a sense of community. Love in Action - 1 John 3:18:  - Emphasizing the importance of putting love into action.  - Acts of kindness as demonstrations of love and gratitude toward God. Galatians 5:13 - Serving Through Kindness:  - Reflecting on Galatians 5:13 and the call to serve one another in love.  - Encouraging the use of freedom as an opportunity to serve others. Practical Tips for Acts of Kindness:  - Tip #1: Start small - Small gestures can have a big impact.  - Tip #2: Listen actively - Providing empathy and attention as acts of kindness.  - Tip #3: Volunteer - Contribute time and skills to help those in need.  - Tip #4: Random acts of kindness - Surprising others with gestures of goodwill.  - Tip #5: Family acts of kindness - Bonding and teaching values of gratitude as a family. Conclusion:  - Acts of kindness as expressions of love that draw us closer to God.  - Encouragement to spread kindness and create a chain reaction of love and goodwill.  - Challenge to perform at least one act of kindness daily and share stories on social media. Connect and Stay Inspired:  - Subscribe for daily inspiration and reminders.  - Visit: www.walkinginhisword for resources and community.  - Social media presence on Facebook and Instagram: "Walking in His Word Podcast."

Episode Title: Colossians 4:2: Expressing Thanksgiving in Prayer Introduction:   - Warm greetings from Jason Gohl, your host.   - Series: "A Daily Gratitude Journey" leading to Thanksgiving.   - Reminder to subscribe and visit [www.walkinginhisword.com](www.walkinginhisword.com) for resources.   Exploring Colossians 4:2   - Reading Colossians 4:2 on steadfast prayer with Thanksgiving.   - Establishing thankfulness as vital in conversations with God.   Steadfast Prayer in Daily Life:   - Emphasizing the need for continuous dialog with God.   - Moving beyond routine prayers to intentional, ongoing communication.   - Reference to 1 Thessalonians 5:17 on praying without ceasing.   Being Watchful in Prayer:   - Introducing the concept of watchfulness in prayer.   - Sharing a personal anecdote on the importance of listening.   - Mark 13:33 mentioned, emphasizing spiritual vigilance.   With Thanksgiving - Gratitude in Prayer:   - Highlighting gratitude as the heart of prayer.   - Connecting Philippians 4:6 on anxiety and prayer with Thanksgiving.   - Describing how gratitude transforms prayer experiences.   Practical Steps for Transformation:   - Incorporating praise and Thanksgiving into prayer life.   - Dedication of time for silent listening during prayer.   - Encouraging steadfastness, watchfulness, and gratitude infusion.   Prayer as a Sanctuary:   - Reinforcing prayer as a direct connection to God.   - Amid distractions, prayer serves as a sanctuary and oasis for renewal.   - Encouragement to approach each prayer with purpose and gratitude.   Conclusion:   - Expressing gratitude for joining "Walking in His Word."   - Inviting listeners to integrate gratitude into daily life.   - Reminding of the ongoing gratitude journey throughout November.   Connect and Stay Inspired:   - Subscribe for daily inspiration and reminders.   - Visit www.walkinginhisword.com for resources and community.   - Social media presence on Facebook and Instagram: "Walking in His Word Podcast."   Final Thoughts:   - Carrying the spirit of Thanksgiving into each day.   - Wishing listeners a heart filled with gratitude and strengthened faith.   - Signing off with the encouragement to keep walking in His Word.