The mission of Champion Church (located in St. Augustine, FL) is to help everyone champion every season of their life. How? Through genuine care, connection and community.
Can three months really change your life? In 2 Samuel 6, a man named Obed-Edom welcomed the Ark of the Covenant—the very presence of God—into his home. He didn't chase fame. He didn't force a moment. He just made space. And Scripture says “the Lord blessed him and his entire household.”In this episode, we explore what it means to make space for God in your everyday life—and how that decision can shift your entire season.This isn't just about ancient history. It's about your summer. Whether you're leading a family, a team, a business, or just trying to keep up with life, we believe this can be your most intentional, joy-filled, spiritually grounded season yet.Can this be the best summer yet? That depends on who (or what) you make room for.
What does it really mean to give God your first and your best?In this message, Pastor Josh Hersey challenges us to examine our priorities through the lens of Malachi. It's not an easy word—but it's a necessary one. With honesty and biblical depth, Pastor Josh invites us to wrestle with what it means to honor God not with leftovers, but with wholehearted worship, obedience, and generosity.
What if the people we often overlook in Scripture are the very ones we're meant to learn the most from? In this new series, People You Should Know, we go beyond Bible stories and into real lives—men and women whose quiet faith and courageous choices changed history. Their stories aren't just ancient—they're a blueprint for how we can live with bold trust, shed the weights holding us back, and run our God-given race with our eyes fixed on Jesus (Hebrews 12:1–2).This week, we begin with someone rarely spotlighted—Jochebed, the mother of Moses. She doesn't get much screen time, but her faith shaped the future. When Pharaoh commanded the death of every Hebrew baby boy, she didn't freeze in fear. She built a basket. With simple materials and deep trust in God, she did what she could and left the rest in His hands. If you've ever felt unseen, underqualified, or uncertain—this message is for you. God isn't looking for perfection. He's looking for the willing. The ones who will say, “I don't have all the answers, but You can have all of me.”In this message we explore:- Why the people in Scripture still matter today- How to lay down what holds you back and live by faith- What “building your basket” looks like in real life- How legacy isn't always loud—but it is lastingHebrews 12:1–2 | Hebrews 11:23–25 | Exodus 1–2 | 1 Corinthians 10:11 | 2 Timothy 1:5You may never lead a movement or build a platform. But you can live a life of faith that shapes someone else's forever.So what basket can you build today?
Following Jesus doesn't make you immune to depression — but it does give you access to healing.In this message, we look into how even great men of God, like Elijah, faced depression... and how God meets us right there.If you've struggled with feeling like you're "less than" because of your mental health battles, know this: Jesus came not just to save your soul but to heal your heart and mind too.Healing is possible. Hope is real. And 41 always comes.
What if your darkest season was just the setup for your breakthrough?In this message, Pastor Trevor unpacks the ultimate “41” moment—Jesus' resurrection—and shows how it gives us hope in the middle of every storm, every trial, every season of waiting. From Palm Sunday to the empty tomb, we see how God always keeps His word.Whether you're in the middle of the storm, just coming out, or seeing clouds roll in… this message will speak directly to your soul.
What if your wilderness season was never meant to break you, but to build you?In this message from our “41” series, Pastor Trevor walks us through Jesus' 40 days in the wilderness—not as a place of punishment, but as a battleground of purpose. We see that the Spirit led Jesus into the wilderness, just like He leads us into seasons that test and refine us. In the middle of hardship, the enemy will always come for your identity and make you question God's faithfulness—but Jesus shows us how to stand firm.This story isn't just about resisting temptation—it's about trusting that when we surrender our wilderness to God, no moment is wasted. Victory is not only possible—it's promised.
Are you stuck in a “40 season”… and missing your 41?In this message, Pastor Trevor unpacks one of the most important truths from the Israelites' time in the wilderness: your mindset can keep you from the promises of God. The Promised Land was never about paradise—it was about purpose. But the Israelites couldn't step into it because their thinking was still stuck in slavery, fear, and unbelief.We look at 6 toxic mindsets that held them back—and might still be holding us back today.From the story of the bronze snake in Numbers 21, we learn the power of lifting our eyes to God, even in the middle of pain. And in Numbers 13, we see how only Caleb and Joshua could see past the giants and into God's promise.The question is: Can YOU see your 41—or are you blinded by your 40?
Ever felt like God's promises are for everyone but you? You're not alone—and you're not without hope.In this week's message from our 41 series, we dive into the story of the Israelites in the wilderness—a season marked by trial, testing, and transformation. For 40 years they wandered, and we're reminded that their journey wasn't just history—it was a lesson for us today.We talk about what it feels like when it seems like God's promises are always for others, not us—just like Moses at the burning bush. And how, when life gets hard, our first instinct is often to retreat to what's familiar, even if it's not what's best.But through it all, God remained their provider. Their Jehovah Jireh. He didn't just bring them out of Egypt—He sustained them. And He still does the same for us.Don't miss this powerful word as we learn from their story and lean into the truth that 41 always comes.
Have you ever felt like you're stuck in a season of waiting? Maybe you're in a "40" season—a time of testing, hardship, or preparation—and you're wondering if breakthrough will ever come. In this message, we look at Moses' 40 years on the backside of the desert and discover practical lessons we can apply to our own lives as we wait for our "41."God is always working, even in the waiting. Your "41" is coming. Don't lose heart!Key Takeaways:- What Moses' time in the desert teaches us about God's preparation- How to stay faithful in hidden seasons- Why God's timing is always perfectScripture References: Acts 7:22-30
The Storm May Rage, But Hope Always Rises!Life hits hard—trials, testings, and hardships come just like the "40" moments we see in the Bible. But here's the promise: Day 41 always comes! The floodwaters don't last forever, and neither do your battles. God is always faithful.As we kick off our brand-new series "41," we start with the story of Noah and the Flood. Even when the world was flooded with evil, Noah walked faithfully with God—and so should we!In this message, we unpack three powerful truths from Noah's journey: Walk with God daily – No matter what's happening around us, we stay close to Him. Follow His instructions – There's always a word from God, we just have to obey. Trust His provision – Just as God provided the ark, He always makes a way for us.Your storm might feel like it's lasting forever, but Day 41 is coming. God is moving, leading, and providing—just as He did for Noah, He will do for you!
What are you building your life on? In this sermon, Build Your Life on This, we dive into Matthew 7:24-27, where Jesus paints a clear picture of two builders—one wise, one foolish. The difference? A firm foundation.We start with Ephesians 2:4-10, reminding us that we are not saved by our works, but for the good works God prepared for us long ago. What are those good works? They are the ways and practices Jesus laid out in the Sermon on the Mount—a blueprint for a life that withstands the storms.Are we just hearing His words, or are we actually doing them? A life built on Jesus isn't just about belief—it's about following His way. Watch this message and discover how to anchor your life in the firm foundation of Christ!
In today's message, we dive into one of Jesus' most challenging teachings—His words in Matthew 7:13-21. While these verses may seem tough, they actually reveal the way to true, abundant life. Jesus speaks about the narrow gate, false prophets, and what it truly means to follow Him.Are we walking the wide path or stepping through the narrow gate? Are we bearing good fruit in our lives? Let's unpack these truths together and discover the life Jesus calls us to live.
Worry has a way of creeping in, taking over, and pulling us under—but what if there's a better way?We all need wisdom to navigate life's challenges, but what about perfect faith? Is it even possible to trust God so completely that worry has no place?Join Trevor Hersey & Sidney Hobbs as they take this conversation to an incredible backdrop—the Classic Car Museum in St. Augustine, FL—to explore what it means to have unshakable faith. They'll unpack how knowing God is going to move, thanking Him in advance, and leaning into His wisdom can drown out every doubt and fear.
In this week's message, we dive into the next part of Jesus' Sermon on the Mount, where He seemingly places Ask, Seek & Knock—along with a powerful reminder of our Heavenly Father's goodness—right in the middle of a conversation about relationships.Is this just an odd placement, or is it divine design? Could Jesus be showing us that the key to handling relationships isn't just patience or wisdom, but an active, pursuing relationship with God?Join us as we unpack Matthew 7:1-12 and discover how seeking God first transforms the way we interact with others.
Some of Jesus' most well-known words challenge us to rethink how we judge others, focus on our own growth, and be mindful of where we invest our time and energy. But what does “don't judge,” “remove the plank from your own eye,” and “don't cast your pearls before pigs” really mean for us today?How do we practically live this out in a way that strengthens our faith and helps us walk boldly in the season we're in?Join us as we dive into Matthew 7 and uncover the wisdom Jesus gives for navigating life with discernment, humility, and purpose.
In this message, we take a deep dive into Matthew 6, breaking it down line by line to ask the challenging question: Is God truly in charge of my life?Jesus' words in this chapter confront the way we pray, give, fast, worry, and pursue the things of this world. He calls us to trust in the Father, seek first His kingdom, and surrender control. But if we're honest, do our lives reflect that trust? Or are we still trying to be in charge?
What does it mean to truly treasure what God values? How can we shift our focus from earthly possessions to heavenly priorities?In this week's message, we start in Galatians 4:4-7 to uncover the depth of God's love, the freedom He purchased for us, and the inheritance we receive as His children. We then move to how Jesus invites us to live in alignment with His kingdom through Matthew 6, where He teaches on treasures, giving, and the matters of the heart.Key Highlights:▫️ Salvation is a gift from God, freely available to all.▫️ True transformation comes from walking with Jesus, not striving on our own.▫️ "Where your treasure is, there your heart will be also." What we focus on reveals what truly holds our hearts.▫️ Jesus challenges cultural norms to help us find freedom and peace in Him.This message will challenge you to reflect on where your treasure lies and how to walk in the abundant life Jesus offers through His yoke and teaching.
In this message from our Sermon on the Mount series, we go back Matthew 6 to explore the deep truths about the approval of others, the pain of rejection, and how father wounds can shape our view of our Heavenly Father.We'll uncover how Jesus' teachings offer us freedom from the prison of seeking validation from others, healing from past hurts, and an invitation to walk in His yoke—a way of life that brings true peace and joy.Key Scriptures:Proverbs 4:23Titus 3:3-8Matthew 11:28-30Matthew 6:1-18
This week, we're focusing on detoxing our soul and finding true life in Christ. What does this mean?Sin created a separation from God that only Jesus could mend. Because God loved the world so much, He gave His only Son to bring us back into His family (John 3:16). Through Jesus, we are offered salvation, redemption, and the truest life possible—a life filled with purpose, contentment, joy, and peace.This abundant life isn't free from storms, but it remains vibrant despite them. Living this life comes at a cost: surrendering our way for Jesus' way. As disciples, we follow His teachings, His example, and His guidance, embracing His truth and life (John 14:6; Matthew 11:28-30).In this message, we'll unpack Jesus' yoke as seen in the Sermon on the Mount and explore the spiritual practices He teaches—giving, prayer, and fasting. We'll dive deeper into fasting, one of the most underutilized yet transformative practices, and its power to:1.) Starve the flesh and align us with the Spirit (Galatians 5).2.) Amplify our prayers and deepen our union with God.3.) Stand with the poor, blessing others while drawing closer to Christ (Isaiah 58).Fasting isn't just about giving up food; it's about replacing our strongest desires with our deepest desire—to know and walk with Jesus. Whether it's a regular practice or a response to a crisis, fasting helps us seek God in a meaningful way.Take the challenge: Remove something this week—maybe a meal—and turn that hunger into a moment with the Lord. Let's draw closer to God together!
There are many lessons to be drawn from the Biblical Christmas Story, but the most significant is this: Jesus left Heaven to come to earth to bridge the gap that sin created between us and God. This is the heart of why we celebrate Christmas.But the story doesn't end there. Because of Christmas, Jesus now sees us with profound love and joy, calling us to something far greater—something 10,000 times better than we could ever imagine.
It's Christmas time, everybody! The season where we celebrate Jesus stepping out of Heaven and into our world to bring peace, restoration, and true life.But have you ever thought about how the first Christmas really looked? It wasn't perfect, polished, or picture-ready—yet God was in it.From the Garden of Eden, to Zechariah and Elizabeth, to Mary, Joseph, and the shepherds, we see God at work in the messy, dark, and uncertain moments. And just like then, God is in it now—even in the places that feel hopeless, confusing, or broken.In today's message, we'll learn from the Christmas story how to:✨ Show up in faith when life feels dark (Zechariah & Elizabeth)✨ Trust God's Word and let it guide us (Mary)✨ Honor others even when it's hard (Joseph)✨ Pursue God when we feel overlooked (Shepherds)✨ Keep walking in faith without seeing the finish line (Wise Men)Scriptures Covered:Psalm 139:7-12Deuteronomy 31:8Matthew 28:20Luke 1 & 2Galatians 6:9
In Matthew 13, Jesus teaches about the different types of soil – hearts that either resist, quickly fade, get distracted, or truly embrace the Word, yielding an incredible harvest. We all want to be "good soil" that produces a life filled with purpose and impact. But how do we cultivate this type of heart?This message breaks down steps we can take to prepare our hearts as fertile ground for God's Word:Repentance & Humility – Removing the rocks and weeds blocking growth (1 John 1:8-9, James 4:6).Meditate on Scripture – Letting God's Word take root deeply (Psalms 1:1-3).Pray for Wisdom – One of the greatest treasures we have (James 1:5).Be Honest About Distractions – Recognizing what might choke out the Word (Mark 4:19).Pursue Connection – Surrounding ourselves with fellow believers as Jesus did (Luke 19:10, 7:34).Be Persistent and Patient – Trusting that a harvest will come in due season (Galatians 6:9).Cultivate a Thankful Heart – Gratitude shifts our perspective and strengthens our faith (Colossians 3:17).When God's Word comes into your life, how does your heart receive it? Are you cultivating "good soil" that can yield a significant harvest?
In this message, we go into understanding who our true Shepherd is. This isn't about condemnation; it's an invitation to align with His purpose.Imagine being a young fisherman in 1st century Galilee, just going through the motions, when suddenly, Jesus calls you to follow Him. This isn't just a career change; it's a life transformation—a calling to become "fishers of men."Jesus' invitation is more than just a change of lifestyle; it's an offer to live a life filled with meaning, purpose, and identity in Him. No longer are we bound by the mundane routine of life or limited by the world's expectations. Through Him, we find our true value and calling.When Jesus says, "Follow me," He's calling us to His way, His truth, and His life. Each of us is beautifully and wonderfully made, with a unique purpose and personality, crafted by God. Following Him means letting go of our old ways and embracing a new identity and purpose in His kingdom.Are we ready to drop our nets, our routines, our ways, and fully embrace the life Jesus offers? This message challenges us to seek first the Kingdom in every aspect of our lives—our work, our relationships, our families, and our personal journeys. It's not about rules or behavior modification; it's about letting Jesus live His life through us.Scripture ReferencesMark 1:16-20Psalms 139:13-18Luke 9:23Romans 12:2Matthew 13:34, 44Philippians 2:6-8John 3:16-17Ephesians 2:7, 3:8-10Let's explore what it means to give up our ways, follow His way, and discover the treasure of the Kingdom.
In this week's message, Jake Hamilton dives deep into the heart of biblical masculinity, family, and faith. As a husband, father, pastor, and worship leader, Jake shares his personal journey and the importance of living a life of authenticity, passion, and sacrifice. He discusses the meaning of true masculinity, focusing on Jesus as the model, and the significance of family in transforming culture.Jake explores topics like:The true definition of passion and what it means to suffer for what you love.How arguments in relationships are invitations to deeper understanding and growth.The critical role of fathers and husbands in their families.Why complete honesty with yourself and others is essential for transformation.The importance of embracing your story and scars to lead a life of purpose.Whether you're navigating marriage, parenting, or just seeking to deepen your faith, this talk offers invaluable insights for both men and women. Jake also touches on his recent book, The Journey to Biblical Masculinity, where he calls men to rise into their God-given roles.Jake's Book:https://a.co/d/7Uc3eb0
Welcome to our women's community, where we connect, learn, and grow together in a safe and supportive environment of shared experiences.Join Mom (Sandra), her daughters Candace and Alyssa, and daughters-in-love Brooks and Felisha as they discuss the questions that women face in their daily lives.Grab yourself a cup of coffee, ladies, and let's spill some tea!If you want to know more about the Hersey women, you can check out their website at https://breakfastatmomspodcast.comStay in the know with our free newsletter at https://breakfastatmomspodcast.com/newsletterAdditionally, the podcast also offers Mom's weekly devotional, which you can find at https://sandrahersey.org/theblogInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/breakfast_at_moms_podcastNote—The Breakfast at Mom's Podcast, the Hersey Women, and this YouTube Channel, including any references, links, or knowledge resources, are for informational purposes only. Nothing said should be taken as a replacement for medical, clinical, or professional advice, diagnosis, or medical intervention. The women on this podcast are not medical professionals.
In this message, we dive deep into what it truly means to have Jesus as our Shepherd. Using scripture from John 14:6, John 15:4-5, and Psalms 23:1-6, we explore how Jesus' guidance shapes our lives and how we sometimes allow other forces to take His rightful place.Are we letting fear, ambition, or cultural norms lead us, or are we fully trusting in Jesus to be our Good Shepherd? We'll reflect on the big question: Who is shepherding your life?Join us as we walk through the challenges of faith and the counter-cultural truth of letting God alone be our guide. We'll also look at a thought-provoking remix of the 23rd Psalm by Lou Giglio, a passage that hits home when we've let anything other than God shepherd us.
How can you truly champion every season of your life and make the most out of each phase you go through? Pastor Trevor leads us into this topic today, offering valuable insights and guidance on how we can achieve this through 3 simple yet profound steps: Christ, care, and connection.
Welcome to our women's community, where we connect, learn, and grow together in a safe and supportive environment of shared experiences.Join Mom (Sandra), her daughters Candace and Alyssa, and daughters-in-love Brooks and Felisha as they discuss the questions that women face in their daily lives.Grab yourself a cup of coffee, ladies, and let's spill some tea!If you want to know more about the Hersey women, you can check out their website at https://breakfastatmomspodcast.comStay in the know with our free newsletter at https://breakfastatmomspodcast.com/newsletterAdditionally, the podcast also offers Mom's weekly devotional, which you can find at https://sandrahersey.org/theblogInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/breakfast_at_moms_podcastNote—The Breakfast at Mom's Podcast, the Hersey Women, and this YouTube Channel, including any references, links, or knowledge resources, are for informational purposes only. Nothing said should be taken as a replacement for medical, clinical, or professional advice, diagnosis, or medical intervention. The women on this podcast are not medical professionals.
Welcome to our women's community, where we connect, learn, and grow together in a safe and supportive environment of shared experiences.Join Mom (Sandra), her daughters Candace and Alyssa, and daughters-in-love Brooks and Felisha as they discuss the questions that women face in their daily lives.Grab yourself a cup of coffee, ladies, and let's spill some tea!If you want to know more about the Hersey women, you can check out their website at https://breakfastatmomspodcast.comStay in the know with our free newsletter at https://breakfastatmomspodcast.com/newsletterAdditionally, the podcast also offers Mom's weekly devotional, which you can find at https://sandrahersey.org/theblogInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/breakfast_at_moms_podcastNote—The Breakfast at Mom's Podcast, the Hersey Women, and this YouTube Channel, including any references, links, or knowledge resources, are for informational purposes only. Nothing said should be taken as a replacement for medical, clinical, or professional advice, diagnosis, or medical intervention. The women on this podcast are not medical professionals.
Welcome to our women's community, where we connect, learn, and grow together in a safe and supportive environment of shared experiences.Join Mom (Sandra), her daughters Candace and Alyssa, and daughters-in-love Brooks and Felisha as they discuss the questions that women face in their daily lives.Grab yourself a cup of coffee, ladies, and let's spill some tea!If you want to know more about the Hersey women, you can check out their website at https://breakfastatmomspodcast.comStay in the know with our free newsletter at https://breakfastatmomspodcast.com/newsletterAdditionally, the podcast also offers Mom's weekly devotional, which you can find at https://sandrahersey.org/theblogInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/breakfast_at_moms_podcastNote—The Breakfast at Mom's Podcast, the Hersey Women, and this YouTube Channel, including any references, links, or knowledge resources, are for informational purposes only. Nothing said should be taken as a replacement for medical, clinical, or professional advice, diagnosis, or medical intervention. The women on this podcast are not medical professionals.
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This week, our very own Felisha has the wonderful opportunity to sit down with Sandra Hersey for a fun and insightful conversation. They'll be diving into a discussion about Sandra's newly updated book titled "Help! I'm Alone With My Mind." During this talk, you'll get the chance to listen in as they explore various practical steps and strategies. These are actionable tips that can help you navigate the complexities of your thoughts while walking in faith to embody the mind of Christ in all aspects of life. Whether you're looking for guidance, inspiration, or simply curious about the book's insights, this is a conversation that promises to offer valuable takeaways for anyone eager to grow mentally and spiritually.Pick up the book here:https://www.amazon.com/Help-Im-Alone-My-Mind/dp/B0DBTDTLJL/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&dib_tag=se&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.15APSNPJT8cDmzTVROvxBYGnDT8BLRMPPW19wTyv9qoc4AiYL7PDzEgl8aPlqMrjUmdCCDl5X_eLLl2OQWNt8HMHUMwDvY4FYgMqBEaI4AfmtrxzNeCn4wdXocQLWPJhUnl83bLhESodAt801QMBRRaHoZn_d6vOCHROjHx1TZBA1awh_bQT3f8FRkhM-fTdKbuO2HMyt3XaoUxqEf47i5h8uQkBXTS3_tRV_Tk_odA.Mm1VwldAH3wukZvC3WqfGwAuv_YgTZOCiZOITV6Z4f8&qid=1724840777&sr=8-1
It's no secret our society glorifies speed and productivity, which often leaves us feeling drained and constantly craving more. We tend to define ourselves by our jobs, possessions, or others' opinions. This combination can be detrimental, leading to a sense of emptiness, a low-grade feeling of stress and anxiety - all of which is not the Jesus way.
In Luke 15, Jesus shares the parables of the lost sheep, the lost coin, and the prodigal sons. This week, Trevor will examine each verse, drawing out key lessons for us to learn. He finishes with the challenge to find one person to pray for, to meet God. Search your heart for one thing you have lost that only God can bring back. Then, search for one thing within yourself that you know only the grace of God can set right.
Welcome to our women's community, where we connect, learn, and grow together in a safe and supportive environment of shared experiences.Join Mom (Sandra), her daughters Candace and Alyssa, and daughters-in-love Brooks and Felisha as they discuss the questions that women face in their daily lives.Grab yourself a cup of coffee, ladies, and let's spill some tea!If you want to know more about the Hersey women, you can check out their website at https://breakfastatmomspodcast.comStay in the know with our free newsletter at https://breakfastatmomspodcast.com/newsletterAdditionally, the podcast also offers Mom's weekly devotional, which you can find at https://sandrahersey.org/theblogInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/breakfast_at_moms_podcastNote—The Breakfast at Mom's Podcast, the Hersey Women, and this YouTube Channel, including any references, links, or knowledge resources, are for informational purposes only. Nothing said should be taken as a replacement for medical, clinical, or professional advice, diagnosis, or medical intervention. The women on this podcast are not medical professionals.
Welcome to our women's community, where we connect, learn, and grow together in a safe and supportive environment of shared experiences.Join Mom (Sandra), her daughters Candace and Alyssa, and daughters-in-love Brooks and Felisha as they discuss the questions that women face in their daily lives.Grab yourself a cup of coffee, ladies, and let's spill some tea!If you want to know more about the Hersey women, you can check out their website at https://breakfastatmomspodcast.comStay in the know with our free newsletter at https://breakfastatmomspodcast.com/newsletterAdditionally, the podcast also offers Mom's weekly devotional, which you can find at https://sandrahersey.org/theblogInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/breakfast_at_moms_podcastNote—The Breakfast at Mom's Podcast, the Hersey Women, and this YouTube Channel, including any references, links, or knowledge resources, are for informational purposes only. Nothing said should be taken as a replacement for medical, clinical, or professional advice, diagnosis, or medical intervention. The women on this podcast are not medical professionals.
The Book of Revelation stands as a true enigma within the pages of the Bible. With its apocalyptic themes and cryptic symbolism, it has become a subject of endless debate and analysis amongst theologians, scholars, and every day people alike. From the time of its inception, numerous individuals have attempted to unravel its mysteries, often arriving at divergent and contentious interpretations.Given such a backdrop, one might wonder how we, as contemporary readers, ought to approach this profound piece of religious literature. Should we attempt to decode every symbol, or should we focus on the broader messages contained within its chapters? How do we reconcile the various interpretations, and is there a right way to integrate the teachings of Revelation into our modern lives?That is our focus this week!
Welcome to our women's community, where we connect, learn, and grow together in a safe and supportive environment of shared experiences.Join Mom (Sandra), her daughters Candace and Alyssa, and daughters-in-love Brooks and Felisha as they discuss the questions that women face in their daily lives.Grab yourself a cup of coffee, ladies, and let's spill some tea!If you want to know more about the Hersey women, you can check out their website at https://breakfastatmomspodcast.comStay in the know with our free newsletter at https://breakfastatmomspodcast.com/newsletterAdditionally, the podcast also offers Mom's weekly devotional, which you can find at https://sandrahersey.org/theblogInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/breakfast_at_moms_podcastNote—The Breakfast at Mom's Podcast, the Hersey Women, and this YouTube Channel, including any references, links, or knowledge resources, are for informational purposes only. Nothing said should be taken as a replacement for medical, clinical, or professional advice, diagnosis, or medical intervention. The women on this podcast are not medical professionals.
This week in Book Club, we look at the book Take the Stairs by Rory Vaden. In a world full of people looking for elevators and escalators, the best way is to always take the stairs.Today, Trevor will explore biblical principles from the book, highlighting the necessity of sacrifice, the importance of shaping our perspective, preparing for what we pray for, and the blessing found in giving rather than receiving. His aim is to guide us into a deeper connection with Jesus and help you champion this season of your life.
Over the past few episodes, we've been looking into a profoundly significant topic: understanding why it's crucial to perceive God in an accurate light. The reason is simple yet profound—because the manner in the which we visualize Him shapes the way we engage with Him. In this episode, our focus will shift towards examining the perceptions we hold of God, referred to as Yahweh, and emphasizing the essentiality of viewing Him accurately. Because, in all honesty, it's entirely possible that we've mistakenly ascribed characteristics to Him that do not align with who He truly is.The book we're exploring this week is Cross Vision. The reason for choosing this book is encapsulated in a pivotal quote:"It is impossible to exaggerate the importance of a believer's mental representation of God, for the way you imagine God largely determines the quality of your relationship with God. The intensity of your love for God will never outrun the beauty of the God you envision."This underscores a truth we cannot afford to overlook—seeing God not just as some distant deity, but recognizing His true essence, is likely among the utmost vital endeavors we could ever undertake. Let us take on this journey together with open hearts and minds, ready to discover and embrace the authentic image of God.
Welcome to our women's community, where we connect, learn, and grow together in a safe and supportive environment of shared experiences. Join Mom (Sandra), her daughters Candace and Alyssa, and daughters-in-love Brooks and Felisha as they discuss the questions that women face in their daily lives. Grab yourself a cup of coffee, ladies, and let's spill some tea! Today the ladies of Breakfast at Mom's discuss how to create and maintain friendships in adulthood.If you want to know more about the Hersey women, you can check out their website at https://breakfastatmomspodcast.comStay in the know with our free newsletter at https://breakfastatmomspodcast.com/newsletterAdditionally, the podcast also offers Mom's weekly devotional, which you can find at https://sandrahersey.org/theblogInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/breakfast_at_moms_podcastNote—The Breakfast at Mom's Podcast, the Hersey Women, and this YouTube Channel, including any references, links, or knowledge resources, are for informational purposes only. Nothing said should be taken as a replacement for medical, clinical, or professional advice, diagnosis, or medical intervention. The women on this podcast are not medical professionals.
One of the most cunning and deceptive strategies employed by the enemy is to distort our perception of Jesus. This tactic is insidious because it targets the very relationship we have with Him, a bond that should be characterized by love, trust, and intimacy. An incorrect view of Jesus can have devastating effects, as it undermines our connection with Him in ways that are akin to theft, mortality, and utter destruction.In today's message, Trevor goes into the narrative of Jesus as depicted in John 2. It's a powerful chapter that provides rich insights into who Jesus was and how He interacted with those around Him. By examining this scripture closely, Trevor will extract pertinent lessons that resonate with this week's reading in our Book Club, which features "Beautiful Outlaw.""Beautiful Outlaw," a book that paints a vivid portrait of Jesus, removing the religious varnish to reveal the raw and wonderful truth of His personality, offers a fresh perspective that challenges many preconceived notions. What makes this examination so vital is that it allows us to confront and remove any misconceptions or false images that might cloud our understanding of Christ.As we engage with both the scripture and the book, we're invited to embark on a transformative journey—one that promises to renew our sense of awe and wonder in Jesus. By peeling back the layers of tradition and misinterpretation, we stand to rediscover the Son of God in His truest form: wild, unrestricted, and beautifully outlawed from conventional expectations.
Consider the profound impact of having faith in Jesus. Faith in Christ possess the power to transform our innermost being and secure our place in eternity. But let's not stop there—think about the potential faith has to influence our day-to-day life.In today's message, Trevor will take us deeper into these thoughts by examining Romans 4. He'll share insights on how Paul describes Abraham's strong trust in God. We'll look at the key lessons that come from Abraham's example—lessons about believing in promises and living a life of faith. Trevor will help us understand how these lessons can apply to our own lives, influencing our decisions and actions every single day.
Welcome to our women's community, where we connect, learn, and grow together in a safe and supportive environment of shared experiences.Join Mom (Sandra), her daughters Candace and Alyssa, and daughters-in-love Brooks and Felisha as they discuss the questions that women face in their daily lives.Grab yourself a cup of coffee, ladies, and let's spill some tea!If you want to know more about the Hersey women, you can check out their website at https://breakfastatmomspodcast.comStay in the know with our free newsletter at https://breakfastatmomspodcast.com/newsletterAdditionally, the podcast also offers Mom's weekly devotional, which you can find at https://sandrahersey.org/theblogInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/breakfast_at_moms_podcastNote—The Breakfast at Mom's Podcast, the Hersey Women, and this YouTube Channel, including any references, links, or knowledge resources, are for informational purposes only. Nothing said should be taken as a replacement for medical, clinical, or professional advice, diagnosis, or medical intervention. The women on this podcast are not medical professionals.
This week, Trevor is going to start us off on a journey through the book of Romans. He's building a base for what we'll be talking about in the coming weeks. As he shares his insights, he asks us to think about something important: when it comes to the real stuff in life—like freedom, love, hope, joy, and forgiveness—who do you really trust in?Trevor wants us to consider this deeply because trust is so important. Who do you trust to give you true freedom, the kind that lets you be yourself? Who do you trust to show you real love, the kind that sticks around no matter what? Who do you trust to give you hope when things look bleak, joy that lights up your day, and forgiveness when you mess up?So as we go forward, let's keep asking ourselves who we trust for the things that matter most.
At times, we discover ourselves in a state where our "trusting God" does not stem from an understanding or recognition of God's nature or His characteristics. Instead, it emerges more as a reaction to the memories of our latest setbacks and shortcomings. So, when inspiring messages like "you have purpose!" or motivations such as "trust God to do something significant!" reach our ears, we tend to react with a sense of hesitancy or skepticism. This reluctance isn't unique to us; in fact, it's a shared human experience, one that resonates deeply within us.Today, we're going to look at John 21 and see how the disciples struggled to trust what Jesus said. It's a story that many of us can relate to because sometimes it's hard to trust God completely. Trevor is going to help us out by giving some simple, practical tips that we can all use when we're feeling unsure about trusting God. Just like the disciples had their moments of reluctancy, we do too. So let's go into John 21 together and find out how we can move forward on our journey with God, even when trust doesn't come easily.
Welcome to our women's community, where we connect, learn, and grow together in a safe and supportive environment of shared experiences.Join Mom (Sandra), her daughters Candace and Alyssa, and daughters-in-love Brooks and Felisha as they discuss the questions that women face in their daily lives.Grab yourself a cup of coffee, ladies, and let's spill some tea!If you want to know more about the Hersey women, you can check out their website at https://breakfastatmomspodcast.comStay in the know with our free newsletter at https://breakfastatmomspodcast.com/newsletterAdditionally, the podcast also offers Mom's weekly devotional, which you can find at https://sandrahersey.org/theblogInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/breakfast_at_moms_podcastNote—The Breakfast at Mom's Podcast, the Hersey Women, and this YouTube Channel, including any references, links, or knowledge resources, are for informational purposes only. Nothing said should be taken as a replacement for medical, clinical, or professional advice, diagnosis, or medical intervention. The women on this podcast are not medical professionals.
For weeks we have went into the concepts of purpose and calling, exploring their meanings and significance in our lives. Yet, it's quite understandable to think, what if one feels overwhelmed by this call or simply chooses not to engage with it? Does such a stance have the potential to condemn a person to Hell? Absolutely not! Nevertheless, it is pivotal to acknowledge that we are all destined to present ourselves before the Almighty, where we shall be called upon to recount the deeds and decisions that shaped our existence on Earth.So the question stands: how can we ensure our victory when faced with this inevitable judgement? The answer lies in the teachings of Jesus Christ, who provided us with clear directives to triumph in life. He imparted wisdom about love and compassion, emphasizing the importance of loving God wholeheartedly and extending that love selflessly to our neighbors. Jesus showed us the power of prayer, the need to do unto others, how to seek God's Kingdom, repent, and how to live humbly.By adhering to these foundational teachings we lay a solid groundwork for success. Each of these aspects form a blueprint for living a life that wins!
Welcome to our women's community, where we connect, learn, and grow together in a safe and supportive environment of shared experiences.Join Mom (Sandra), her daughters Candace and Alyssa, and daughters-in-love Brooks and Felisha as they discuss the questions that women face in their daily lives.Grab yourself a cup of coffee, ladies, and let's spill some tea!If you want to know more about the Hersey women, you can check out their website at https://breakfastatmomspodcast.comStay in the know with our free newsletter at https://breakfastatmomspodcast.com/newsletterAdditionally, the podcast also offers Mom's weekly devotional, which you can find at https://sandrahersey.org/theblogInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/breakfast_at_moms_podcastNote—The Breakfast at Mom's Podcast, the Hersey Women, and this YouTube Channel, including any references, links, or knowledge resources, are for informational purposes only. Nothing said should be taken as a replacement for medical, clinical, or professional advice, diagnosis, or medical intervention. The women on this podcast are not medical professionals.
So many times, it seems almost countless, we have heard it said by others or even questioned within our own thoughts, "What is my true calling and purpose in this life?" It feels as though it should be some faraway destiny, a pinnacle achievement, or perhaps the most prominent line item on the agenda of our lives. Yet, the truth often reveals itself in less grandiose manners; it is embedded in the daily actions, the small steps, much more than in any distant, glittering destination.It's in the everyday moments and the seemingly insignificant decisions where we mold our path, where we find meaning in the mundane and shape our legacies with each breath. Our calling isn't necessarily one monumental task that defines us, but a tapestry of tiny threads woven together through our day-to-day experiences.Today, Trevor dives deeper into this profound subject and introduces us to practical, tangible steps. With these, we can begin to unravel the intricacies of our callings and purposes, which are not singular, fixed points on a timeline but rather dynamic elements that ebb and flow with the tide of our lives. These steps guide us in recognizing how we may indeed be dripping with callings and purposes at every stage of our existence. We'll explore how the ordinary can give rise to the extraordinary and how our seemingly small actions contribute to the larger narrative of who we are and who we aspire to become.
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