Podcasts about proclaiming

Learning that repentance and faith are inseparable in salvation and therefore in the message the church is called to proclaim.

Paul and Silas proclaimed the Gospel even when they were imprisoned in Philippi. The result was a miraculous earthquake and the dramatic conversion of the Philippian jailer. Pastor Doug Horner preaches from Acts 16:16–40.

On today's episode of Renew Your Mind we are discussing Easter and how every Sunday should be treated like Easter Sunday! We are joined by Senior Pastor Kevin Harbin, Associate Pastor Jeremy Touroo, Retired Pastor Barry Sweet and moderator Dana Hall. Topics/ questions for today's episode include: It's been a month since Easter. He lives. Right? How do we carry the effects of Easter beyond the day?- Remembering every Sunday is an Easter celebration. - Communion. Proclaiming the life, death, resurrection, and future return of Jesus. - The power of testimony. He lives through our stories of presence and power. Thanks for listening and we pray this podcast encourages you and helps grow your walk in the Lord! God bless!

The Rebbe urges the recipient to strengthen and spread Judaism and Chassidus in Eretz Yisrael, emphasizing that true success comes from unwavering dedication to Torah and its truth, without compromise. He highlights the unique responsibility of those connected to the Baal Shem Tov to share Chassidus broadly. https://www.torahrecordings.com/rebbe/igroskodesh/011/009/3588

Has your family consumed its lump of coal today?One of the most perverse presidential moves ever is Trump's Big Government decree to force feed “King Coal” to Americans. Proclaiming an “energy emergency,” he unilaterally ordered five electric utilities to re-open their old, coal-burning power plants.These are toxic bombs, that continuously spew mercury, carbon dioxide, and a mix of other killer pollutants into our air, water, and bodies. Mercury emissions are especially vicious, causing early death in adults and permanent IQ damages to fetuses and children. Even the president's own health secretary has excoriated mercury pollution from coal-fired utilities as “the most powerful neurotoxin we know of in the universe.”That's why We the People have rebelled against the greed of coal barons in past years, finally replacing their deadly fuel with wind power, solar, and other renewable energy sources – which also lowers consumers' electric bills.So why push to re-impose a horrific corporate poison that the people have already rejected – and that progressive utilities have moved beyond?Crass corruption. By hailing dirty coal as “beautiful,” while demonizing and defunding clean energy, Trump has been showered with millions of dollars from old-line coal profiteers. And never underestimate vanity – he even got a custom bronze trophy from the polluters, hailing him as the “Undisputed Champion of Beautiful Clean Coal.”After America began replacing coal with clean energy, mercury pollution plummeted. But by restarting coal-fired utilities last year, Trump has already increased mercury emissions by 9 percent. Since he tries to merchandize everything, though, you might be able to buy an autographed lump of coal from him.Do something!* The Sierra Club's “Beyond Coal” campaign is a great place to find all kinds of resources for taking action, making local change, and more.* Money in politics remains the thorn in our collective sides, so you can also check out End Citizens United to get involved on that front.Jim Hightower's Lowdown is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit jimhightower.substack.com/subscribe

What does it cost to follow Jesus? In this Pentecost Sunday episode of Pause, Pastor Mark & Eric unpack week 2 of the Philippians series — Proclaiming the Gospel Under Pressure. From Paul chained to Roman guards, to 388 million persecuted Christians today, to the famous D.L. Moody quote that will stick with you all week — this conversation is bold, Spirit-filled, and deeply encouraging. You have the freedom to share Jesus. Are you using it? Pray for boldness, know what you believe, and keep proclaiming.#PentecostSunday #GospelUnderPressure #PersecutedChurch #Philippians1 #JesusIsEnough #NeighborhoodChurch #PausePodcast #BoldnessInFaith #Acts4 #HolySpirit #ChristianPodcast

Proclaiming the good news of God. Preaching that the Kingdom of God has come near. Calling all to repent and believe the gospel. Mark articulated the mission statement of Jesus in just those two verses. So, fully aware of the threats of mission drift, we are going to look at a big chunk of narrative text that helps us understand the mission of Jesus Christ. And, in so doing, we will hopefully be drawn even more closely into that mission.

Justin Wesbrooks - Sermons that Shape the Church: Proclaiming the Gospel by Amarillo Church of Christ Sermons

What does it really mean to be a Christian? In this message from Neighborhood Church, Pastor Mark digs into Philippians 1:12–19 and the bold reality of proclaiming the gospel under pressure. From Paul chained to Roman guards, to the early church praying for boldness instead of safety, to 388 million persecuted Christians today — this is a powerful reminder that following Jesus has always been costly. But the gospel keeps spreading. Are you ready to know what you believe and why? Share it boldly, gently, and without apology. Jesus is worth it.#GospelUnderPressure #Philippians1 #PersecutedChurch #JesusIsEnough #NeighborhoodChurch #ChristianSermon #BoldnessInFaith #Acts4 #PaulInPrison #EarlyChurch

Introduction 1. Distressed by Idols of Worship. 2. Understanding the People We Reach. 3. Proclaiming the God who is Greater than Our Idols. 4. Calling People to Respond to Jesus. Conclusion Waiting for the video encode to finish.

Worship with us 9 + 11 AM 390 N 400 E Bountiful, UT 84010. For more information or to get connected, please visit: www.flourishinggrace.org/plan-your-visit What is your life proclaiming? Whether we realize it or not, every life points to something. Our priorities, passions, decisions, and responses all communicate what we believe is most important. In this final message of the Why Church series, we explore 1 Peter 2:9–10 and discover one of God's greatest purposes for His church. We are called to proclaim the excellencies of Jesus Christ, the One who called us out of darkness into His marvelous light. This powerful sermon walks through the identity of God's people and reminds believers who they truly are in Christ. Peter writes to Christians facing suffering, persecution, uncertainty, and displacement. Many had lost homes, relationships, careers, and security because of their faith in Jesus. Into that pain and instability, Peter speaks truth about their identity. They are a chosen race, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, and a people belonging to God. This message reminds us that our identity is not rooted in our performance, success, background, or achievements. Followers of Jesus are chosen because of God's faithfulness and grace, not because they earned His love. In a world where identity constantly shifts and people search for belonging, this sermon points us back to the unchanging truth of who we are in Christ. Throughout this teaching, we see that the church is not a building or an event. The church is a people united by Jesus. No matter our background, nationality, culture, or story, believers share a new heritage and citizenship through Christ. This sermon beautifully highlights the reality that followers of Jesus belong to a greater kingdom and a greater family than anything the world can offer. One of the central themes of this sermon is understanding what it means to proclaim the excellencies of God. Proclaiming the gospel is more than simply talking about Jesus occasionally. It is living a life transformed by Him. A life radically changed by Jesus naturally points back to the One who changed it. Through our words, our actions, our relationships, our worship, and our perseverance in suffering, we testify to the goodness and grace of God. This message also provides a vivid picture of salvation through the gospel. Just as trapped people in darkness cannot rescue themselves, humanity cannot save itself from sin. Jesus came to rescue us completely. He carried us out of darkness and brought us into His marvelous light through His death and resurrection. Salvation is not something we achieve on our own. It is entirely the work of God's grace. As this sermon unfolds, we are challenged to examine our own lives. What are we proclaiming through the way we live? Are our lives pointing to comfort, success, politics, approval, or ourselves? Or are they pointing to Jesus and the transforming power of the gospel? You will also hear a compelling encouragement to remain faithful in suffering. Peter's audience faced hostility for following Jesus, yet they continued proclaiming Him with hope and joy. This message reminds believers that even in hardship, disappointment, grief, or uncertainty, God still has purpose for His people. The church exists to proclaim who Jesus is and what He has done. This sermon also celebrates the beauty of worship and community. God's people gather together not out of obligation or performance, but because praise overflows from hearts changed by grace. As we remember the darkness Jesus rescued us from, worship becomes a joyful response to His mercy and love. If you are struggling with identity, carrying suffering, wrestling with sin, or searching for purpose, this message will encourage you to look to Jesus. He is faithful. He rescues. He restores. And He calls His people to proclaim His goodness to the world.

Send Us Your Questions/CommentsJesus sends people out before they feel ready and He does it on purpose. In Luke 9, we watch Him gather the twelve, give them real authority, and then tell them to take almost nothing for the road. That tension is the point: obedience that forces dependence. We talk about what it means to be empowered by the Holy Spirit to share the gospel, live the Great Commission, and trust God when you don't have a perfect plan or the resources you wish you had. Then the story pivots to Herod, a man who hears all the talk about Jesus and gets intrigued, even unsettled, but never actually pursues Him. We dig into that warning for today: curiosity about Christianity isn't the same as surrender to Christ. If you've ever felt spiritually interested but hesitant, Herod's reaction raises a hard question about where fascination ends and faith begins. Finally, we slow down in the feeding of the 5,000, one of the only miracles recorded in all four Gospels. We unpack the disciples' fatigue, the crowd's need, and Jesus' simple command: “You give them something to eat.” From Philip's scarcity math to Andrew bringing the boy's lunch, the story confronts our “spreadsheet faith” and replaces it with prayerful trust. If you need encouragement that God can provide, multiply, and meet real needs, this conversation is for you. Subscribe, share the episode, and leave a review so more people can find it and grow with us.New episodes every Mondaywww.lifehousemot.cominfo@lifehousede.comJoin us Sundays at 9 & 11 AMIntro music by Joey Blair

Tony's in-depth interview on a variety of topics with Mark Sutherland from the U.K. Website: https://RadicalTruth.net Donate: https://RadicalTruth.net/Donate ** ALL Donations are Tax-Deductible **

Fr. Roger J. Landry IESE Business School Leonine Forum NYC Chapter Solemnity of the Ascension of the Lord, Year A May 14, 2026 Acts 1:1-11, Ps 47, Eph 1:17-23, Mt 28:16-20   To listen to an audio recording of today's homily, please click below:  https://traffic.libsyn.com/secure/catholicpreaching/5.14.26_Homily.mp3   The text that guided the homily was:  Today on […] The post Desiring Heaven and Proclaiming, with the Holy Spirit, Its Path, Ascension Thursday (A), May 14, 2026 appeared first on Catholic Preaching.

Roots & FruitsMay 10, 2026Proclaiming Jesus – Pastor Alex Mahaffey

Texas sunsets have a way of making you stop for a minute and just look up. Psalm 19 says the skies proclaim the work of God's hands… and some evenings, you can really feel that.

May 4, 2026RICH JENSEN, ANTHONY UVENIO& CHRIS MACDOWELL, pastors ofHope Reformed Baptist Church ofCoram, Long Island, NY, who will alladdress:“30 YEARS of PROCLAIMING theDOCTRINES of SOVEREIGN GRACEon LONG ISLAND, NY” Subscribe: iTunes TuneIn Android RSS Feed Listen:

As America approaches the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, Proclaiming Liberty revisits the revolutionary summer of 1776 through the minds of John Adams and Thomas Jefferson, two men whose words and ideas gave birth to modern liberty. Timothy Sandefur's engaging narrative brings to life the “American mind” of those extraordinary Founders—their arguments, ideals, and dedication to natural rights and self-government, all of which coalesced in America's Declaration of Independence.Join us for a rich conversation about liberty and the enduring promise of 1776. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week we're reading Philippians 1:1–18, in which the apostle Paul gives thanks to the church in Philippi for their friendship and ongoing support of his ministry. Paul writes this letter from prison where, predictably, Paul is not wallowing in self-pity but continues his mission, even converting the Praetorian Guard. We wrestle with Paul's insistence that any proclamation of the Gospel is valuable, even if done for the wrong reasons. Has he really thought through the long-term implications of people preaching for selfish gain? Yet we find beauty in Paul's instruction to live a life in which love and compassion lead to greater knowledge and understanding, producing righteousness on behalf of others. What a world that would be! Jesus won't take the wheel. But maybe he could be our backseat driver?

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Msgr. Roger J. Landry Saint Meinrad Archabbey and Seminary, St. Meinard, Indiana Fourth National Gathering of the Missionaries of Mercy in the USA and Canada April 14, 2026   To listen to an audio recording of today's presentation, please click below:  https://traffic.libsyn.com/secure/catholicpreaching/4.14.26_Missionaries_of_Mercy.mp3   To download a PDF copy of the slides of the presentation, please […] The post The Mission of Proclaiming Mercy, National Gathering of the Missionaries of Mercy, April 14, 2026 appeared first on Catholic Preaching.

Remember Me | To the Ends of the Earth In Acts 20, Paul reflects on his life and gives a clear picture of what mattered most. Faithfulness to God's calling. Proclaiming the gospel. Living with humility. Finishing strong. This message invites listeners to examine their own lives through those same questions. It is not about perfection. It is about direction. Are we living in a way that points people to Jesus and reflects a life fully surrendered to Him. Key Insights: Faithfulness is not about doing everything. It is about doing what God has specifically called you to do. Sharing the gospel is a responsibility for every believer, not just a select few. A life that points to Jesus requires humility and a shift away from self-focus. Finishing strong is built through daily obedience, not one-time decisions. A meaningful life is marked by giving, serving, and adding value to others rather than taking. Scripture Focus: Acts 20:7 Speaker: Matt Petty Series: To the Ends of the Earth Location: Burnt Hickory Baptist Church Connect with us: ° Watch this sermon on YouTube ° Follow us on Facebook ° Follow us on Instagram ° Visit our website

Pastor Terry reflects on Psalm 19:13 and Romans, sharing personal stories—from hiding his Bible in high school to a poolside rescue—that illustrate moving from shame to bold witness. He urges believers to declare God's words faithfully, avoid judging others, and recognize that God's goodness leads people to repentance. The episode closes with a prayer and a call to be ready to share the love of Jesus in everyday opportunities, encouraging listeners to speak the whole counsel of Scripture from Genesis to Revelation.

Another headline cycle gets us deeper into a kind of darkness that is truly astonishing. The world is reeling from the effects of the Mideast war that morphs from day to day and is dividing our nation. Why? Is it because the party that gave so much money to Iran doesn’t want the party trying to fix it to win? It’s complex, and we don’t know how it’s going to end. God knows. We also look at a goodly list of all the ways the signs are converging, so when taken as a whole picture, imperfect as it is for now, we can conclude things are never going back to some other world. How long, O Lord? If you took communion last weekend, you know how important it is to commemorate what He did; but it also ties us to what He will be doing when He comes. Proclaiming the Master’s death – TILL HE COMES. News cycles come and go but His Word remains.

Today's Reading: Luke 24:36-49Daily Lectionary: Exodus 15:19-16:12; Hebrews 10:1-18“As they were talking about these things, Jesus himself stood among them, and said to them, ‘Peace to you!'”  (Luke 24:36)In the Name + of Jesus. Amen.See Jesus. When your anxieties and doubts fill your mind. When you feel your best isn't good enough, or you're at your worst. When you know you've said hurtful things, done hurt to others, and caused yourself harm. See Jesus.Jesus ate with tax collectors and sinners, talked with adulterers, healed the sick and the unclean, and associated with those unassociated members of society. Jesus called ordinary fishermen to be His disciples and taught them despite their unbelief and designs for the kingdom of God.For those disciples, Jesus appeared and stood among them. What they had done had to come to mind. They abandoned Him, betrayed Him, denied Him, witnessed His death and shame before the world as He hung on the cross. Yet they see Jesus Himself, among them, and He said to them, “Peace to you!”Then Jesus shows them His hands and His feet, inviting them to touch Him. As if a ghost stood before them to haunt them, He asks them for something to eat and ate the broiled fish they offered Him. What the women from the tomb and the men from Emmaus had said was true. He has risen!Their master stood among them. Proclaiming peace, Absolution— they were forgiven before God and man. Then Jesus opened their minds to understand all that the scriptures had written from the Law of Moses, the prophets, and the Psalms. Jesus, the crucified, fulfilled them; Jesus, the resurrected, fulfilled and proclaimed this to them, and now they, His preachers, would go and proclaim this truth to you. That you would know in your darkness, your suffering, your time of death, God is with you. See Jesus in His Word, in your Baptism, in bread and wine. These are where He comes to you, stands among you, and through your pastor proclaims, “Peace to you!” before God and man.Christ is risen indeed, Alleluia! He sees you, is with you, and has secured peace for you, and has proclaimed this to you in His Gospel promises, that trusting in Jesus, you may come at last to the Kingdom of your heavenly Father, and see Jesus.In the Name + of Jesus. Amen.Almighty God, through the resurrection of Your Son You have secured peace for our troubled consciences. Grant us this peace evermore that trusting in the merit of Your Son we may come at last to the perfect peace of heaven; through the same Jesus Christ, Your Son, our Lord, who lives and reigns with You and the Holy Spirit, one God, now and forever. (Collect for Easter Tuesday)

This Easter morning, we gather for the day at the heart of our faith, when we proclaim that Christ is risen and death no longer has the final word. In John 20:1–18, we encounter Mary Magdalene, who comes to the tomb in grief and leaves with a message of hope: “I have seen the Lord.” It is a story that reminds us that resurrection is not only something we believe, but something we are called to proclaim with our lives. Sermon on John 20:1-18, delivered by the Reverend David J. Powers on April 5th, 2026.

"I tell you that if these should keep silent, the stones would immediately cry out."  Luke 19:40

The sermon presents Peter's Pentecost sermon as a model of bold, truth-centered proclamation, rooted in Scripture and empowered by the Holy Spirit. It centers on the resurrection of Jesus, demonstrating through Old Testament prophecy—particularly Psalm 16 and Psalm 110—that Jesus' death and resurrection were divinely ordained, not accidental, and fulfill God's eternal plan. Peter confronts his audience with the dual reality of divine sovereignty and human responsibility, declaring that Jesus, whom they crucified, is both Lord and Christ, the exalted Messiah. The message is both convicting and hopeful: it pierces hearts with the weight of sin and guilt, yet offers forgiveness and the gift of the Holy Spirit through repentance and faith. Ultimately, the sermon calls all people to recognize Jesus as the risen Savior and to respond with urgent faith, emphasizing that the gospel is the only message capable of saving souls.

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Msgr. Roger J. Landry Saint Patrick's Cathedral, Manhattan Commemoration of the Lord's Passion Good Friday 2026 April 3, 2026 Is 52:13-53:12, Ps 31, Heb 4:14-16.5:7-9, Jn 18:1-19:42 To watch a video of the homily, please click below:    To listen to an audio recording of the homily, please click below:  https://traffic.libsyn.com/secure/catholicpreaching/4.3.26_Good_Friday_Saint_Patrick_s_Cathedral.mp3   This text guided […] The post Beholding, Adoring, Imitating and Proclaiming Christ on the Cross, Commemoration of the Lord’s Passion, April 3, 2026 appeared first on Catholic Preaching.

Proclaiming a Resisted GospelMark 6:1-32Rev. Eric McKiddie

Passover, the Blood of Jesus, and God's Protection in Perilous Times | KIB 524 Kingdom Intelligence Briefing Description: In this powerful episode of the Kingdom Intelligence Briefing, Dr. Michael and Mary Lou Lake shift from their planned teaching to focus on the urgent spiritual realities of this Passover season. As global tensions rise and uncertainty increases, they call the remnant to center their faith on the power of the blood of Jesus, the meaning of Passover, and the believer's need to remain aligned with God's covenant in the days ahead. Mary Lou opens with an exhortation to pray for soldiers, families, and the body of Christ, while also encouraging believers to keep their hope anchored in God's purposes. Dr. Lake then unpacks the prophetic significance of Passover, showing how it represents protection from judgment, deliverance from bondage, and the covenant security found only under the blood of the Lamb. This episode also includes a moving time of communion / the Lord's Supper, with teaching on the broken body and shed blood of Jesus, connecting Passover to both personal healing and covenant faithfulness. If you need encouragement, spiritual focus, and a renewed awareness of what Christ has accomplished for you, this episode will strengthen your heart. As we move through increasingly perilous times, this message is a timely reminder: What is under the blood is protected by God. Timeline of Topics Discussed: 00:00 – Opening remarks and introduction 01:29 – Welcome to KIB Episode 524 01:56 – Mary Lou on Passover, prayer for soldiers, and staying focused on God 03:35 – Passover as a picture of God's protection and deliverance 05:21 – Dr. Lake on Passover, covenant judgment, and prophetic parallels 06:09 – Egypt, Babylon, Nimrod, and the pattern of rebellious systems 08:21 – The need for spiritual discernment in dangerous times 09:20 – Praying in agreement with God's will during war and upheaval 10:04 – Iran, terrorism, and the need for wisdom and protection 11:18 – Praying against hidden evil plans and spiritual manipulation 12:32 – The importance of living under the blood covenant of Jesus 14:57 – Redemption, ransom, and being delivered from Babylon's slavery 15:44 – The Mishkan: God dwelling with His people 17:56 – The power of remembering what God has done 18:53 – Passover symbols: Isaac, the Lamb, and the Afikoman 20:12 – The broken body of Jesus and the healing it provides 24:48 – Why Christ's suffering matters for our restoration today 26:38 – 1 Corinthians 11 and the Lord's Supper in context 28:20 – Jesus' betrayal, suffering, and identification with our pain 31:02 – Prayer over the bread: healing, restoration, and wholeness 32:33 – The cup of the New Covenant and the blood of Jesus 33:01 – Prayer over the cup: forgiveness, covenant, and consecration 34:43 – Proclaiming the Lord's death until He comes 35:02 – Closing prayer and encouragement for the remnant #KingdomIntelligenceBriefing, #Passover, #BloodOfJesus, #Communion, #LordsSupper, #BiblicalLifeTV, #DrMichaelLake, #MaryLouLake, #EndTimes, #SpiritualWarfare, #ChristianTeaching, #BibleProphecy, #PassoverTeaching, #Covenant, #HealingInChrist, #Remnant, #KingdomOfGod, #PropheticInsight, #BodyOfChrist, #JesusChrist

Philip proclaims Christ to people who were historically hated by Jews. And as he does there are two responses - many come to saving faith in Christ and are baptized. While one man, appeared to have saving faith and was baptized but in the end we find out, it was nothing more than counterfeit faith.

Laura and John had similar backgrounds in that they both grew up in a Catholic family and were both attracted to Judaism after experiencing a Passover Seder. The couple met at a Greek and Hebrew Training Center and learned  more about the feasts of Israel. They were both involved in the worship team there and the relationship grew. After marrying, they were drawn to Messianic Judaism. John was a pastor for 20 years and although the couple started in California, they traveled to Idaho, where John hosted a radio show called “Proclaiming to Zion.” Recently, the Lord moved them to West Virginia while they wait for a documentary to be produced about their ministry and their thirty-six year marriage. 

A new MP3 sermon from Truth For Life - Alistair Begg is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Proclaiming Boldly, Suffering Bravely Subtitle: Messages from Truth For Life Speaker: Alistair Begg Broadcaster: Truth For Life - Alistair Begg Event: Conference Date: 2/7/2026 Bible: 2 Timothy 2:1-7 Length: 42 min.

While an approach to Christianity that treats it as a soft option may sound attractive, it's certainly not scriptural. Truly biblical discipleship is muscular, demanding, and thoughtful. The apostle Paul made this clear to Timothy as he urged him to proclaim the Gospel boldly and to suffer for it bravely. In this conference message, Alistair Begg examines the three word pictures Paul used to clarify the believer's daily need for devotion, discipline, and diligence in the Christian life.

Date: 03/08/2026Series: Exodus: God SpeaksSpeaker: Geoffrey Ekstein, Pastor/ElderScripture: Exodus 3:19-22Layout:Knowing (v19)Doing (v20a)Proclaiming (v20b-21a)Providing (v21b-22)

Where you are, you are called." That is a line that Tony loves and it shows itself true with the early church. Because when they were persecuted and scattered, where they landed they immediately started sharing the gospel.

In week 9 of "Following Jesus Is ____", Pastor Samson taught that following Jesus means boldly proclaiming the message of the cross. Through the cross, God turns our weakness into His strength, our foolishness into His wisdom, and our shame into His glory—calling believers to rely on the Holy Spirit and share the gospel so others can experience salvation. Listen and be challenged. Support the show

What does it mean to proclaim the Word of God? How do we receive the Word in a way that is honoring to God? In 1 Thessalonians chapter 2, the Apostle Paul dives into these areas and shows the power of God's Word!

Shame and anxiety have a way of making us feel like we need to hide—but you're not alone, and healing is possible. In this conversation, author, actress, and spoken word artist, Blair Linne shares encouragement from Scripture and her own journey to remind us that our struggles don't define us and that God meets us with compassion, not condemnation. Blair shares what God taught her during her experience with anxiety and how she came to see it as one of the best things that happened to her faith. She is the author of "Made to Tremble," which shares her story and all she learned through the trial of anxiety. We talk honestly about how shame isolates us, how anxiety can shape the way we see ourselves, and how God invites us into freedom and a renewed identity. Blair also shares simple, practical rhythms—like prayer, time in God's Word, and honest community—that help us begin to replace shame with truth. If you've ever felt weighed down by your past, overwhelmed by anxious thoughts, or unsure of your worth, this episode is a gentle reminder that you are deeply loved and never beyond God's reach. Join us for a hope-filled conversation about healing, freedom, and stepping into the identity God has for you. About Blair Blair Linne is the author of "Made to Tremble" and Finding My Father. She is a Bible teacher, actress, spoken word artist, and the creator of the podcast GLO with The Gospel Coalition. Blair has toured globally and is known as one of the originators of the Christian Spoken Word genre. Proclaiming the gospel of Jesus Christ through speaking and spoken word is her passion. She and her husband, Shai, livein Dallas, Texas, with their three children. Show Notes Connect with Us Free guide: "5 Keys to Walking In Your Worth." wonderfullymade.org Allie's Books Social Media Reset: A 30-Day Guided Journey to Unplug, Reconnect with God, and Reclaim Your JoyWonderfully Made: Discover the Identity, Love, and Worth You Were Created For Social Media @wonderfullymade_org @alliemariesmithTikTok Resources Life Coaching for Teen GirlsSocial Media Reset CourseWonderfully Made Young Women's Course  

Join 3 of 7 as they recap a grueling, rain-soaked Proving Grounds mission with Troop 11, announce April registration, and thank Patreon supporters and partner Bear Performance Nutrition. The main discussion walks through Acts 9–10: Saul's conversion and growth in Damascus, his escape and brief visit to Jerusalem, Peter's healing miracles (Aeneas and Tabitha), and the pivotal vision that opens the gospel to Gentiles through Cornelius. Key themes include evidence of the Spirit, cultural barriers being broken, and the components of Peter's gospel message.   Check out Bare Performance Nutrition and use code "3of7" for 10% OFF! https://www.bareperformancenutrition.com   Check out 3 of 7 Project https://www.3of7project.com Apply for our courses at: https://www.3of7project.com/train Thank you for supporting Three of Seven Podcast on Patreon at: www.patreon.com/threeofseven Three of Seven Project Store: https://3of7project.myshopify.com/pages/shop Nuff Said.