Podcasts about Weakness

In this episode of Faith Talks, Anna Faith Fuller interviews Terrilaina Gillmore about her journey of faith, missions, and surrender to God's will. From her salvation as a young girl to her burden for orphans and medical missions, Teri shares how God used His Word, missions trips, and even painful trials to make His calling clear. Her testimony challenges young ladies to stop chasing the easy road and instead follow the fulfilling road of knowing God, hearing His voice, and stepping forward in faith. Topics Discussed Teri's salvation testimony and early desire to know God through His Word How missions trips shaped her view of the world and burden for others Her heart for orphans and how nursing became part of that calling Lessons learned through medical ministry in Ghana How God used an injury in Papua New Guinea to confirm His direction The sufficiency of God's grace in moments of weakness The danger of worldly voices crowding out God's Word Why young ladies must make clear decisions to follow God's will The difference between an easy life and a fulfilling life Key Takeaways God's will is not always easy, but it is always fulfilling. Weakness does not disqualify you from usefulness; it may be the very place where God shows His strength. God often uses trials to clarify His direction in your life. Young people must intentionally silence competing voices if they want to hear God clearly. Time in God's Word transforms your desires, decisions, and direction. The world is not neutral, so passive Christianity is not safe Christianity. God wants to use surrendered young people in ways far bigger than they realize. If you've been encouraged by this podcast, please take the time to give us a five-star rating and write a brief review. That would help tremendously in getting the word out and raising the visibility of the Thee Generation for others. For more faith inspiring resources and information about joining Thee Generation, please visit theegeneration.org.

To the untrained eye, ego can be mistaken for confidence. In reality, the person doesn't feel that way inside at all.

Are you still waiting for the Kingdom of God to arrive, or could it have been here all along? This episode challenges everything you thought you knew about the Kingdom, religion, and leadership—revealing how much of what we've built is based on missed expectations and outdated systems. Dive in to discover why Jesus's vision of the Kingdom flips the world's definitions of power, greatness, and success upside down, and how this could radically change the way you live, lead, and build community today. If you've ever wondered what it truly means to be a citizen in a Kingdom that's already present, this is the conversation you can't afford to miss."The kingdom of God is here—not as a religion or institution, but as a foundation that holds everything together." - Tim WindersAccess all show and episode resources HEREEpisode Resources:NT90 Hub – This is the central website for the 90-day New Testament reading plan, with downloadable, printable plans, background information, and links to all episodes and resources.Episode Highlights:00:00 The Kingdom Already Here 01:09 NT in 90 Days 02:21 Four Episode Arc 03:46 Kingdom Arrived First Century 06:27 Upside Down Kingdom Values 10:36 Why We Miss It 15:38 End Times Anxiety Cycle 17:59 Jesus Plus Church Models 22:42 Celebrity Leadership Trap 26:26 Plural Elders Alternative 27:07 Elders by Character 28:03 Jesus Inverts Power 31:35 Strength in Weakness 32:38 Quiet Faithful Endurance 33:42 Kingdom Holds All 36:44 Blueprint in the World 39:33 Knowing the King 42:51 Kingdom Multiplies Scattered 45:55 Modern Misread Exposed 48:54 Love Ladder and Self Control 49:57 Politics Work and Stewardship 51:31 Build on the Foundation 52:34 Next Episode and Invitation

Michael McFaul explains that China's current global posture is deeply rooted in the "century of humiliation," a period of historical weakness that Xi Jinping is determined to never repeat. Under Xi's leadership, the state has become significantly more autocratic, utilizing advanced technology for domestic monitoring and total surveillance. McFaulpoints out that Xi is moving away from the market-driven ideas that fueled China's growth, potentially leading to future economic stagnation. Despite this tightening control, internal demands for freedom remain in regions like Hong Kongand Xinjiang, where people continue to resist state-led repression. (4)11925 SHANGHAI

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John brings us another message from 2 Corinthians. This time we are in chapter 4 verses 1-6. In our passage, we find the apostle Paul writing from a place of immense pressure and suffering. And in that brokenness, he reveals a shocking truth: God's power is not perfected in our strength, but in our brokenness.

A @Christadelphians Video: **YouTube Video Description**In this **outstanding** and **thought-provoking** fifth instalment of *One In Christ: Complementary Roles*, Bible student Mark O'Grady delivers a **revealing** and **insightful** exposition on vulnerability. We explore what happens when the men who are called to lead—whether in the home or ecclesia—fall short, make mistakes, or even become wicked. How do faithful sisters navigate real‑life complications whilst upholding divine principles? Drawing from the rich tapestry of Scripture, we examine examples that are both **wonderful** and searingly honest: Bathsheba's respectful genius with an ageing king, Hannah's meek response to a false accusation, Jael's extraordinary courage in a treacherous household, and Abigail's decisive action to avert disaster. This is not abstract theory; it is practical, Spirit‑filled wisdom for every flawed human relationship. Whether you are a brother grappling with the weight of your responsibility or a sister seeking guidance in lonely territory, this study will challenge and inspire you to apply God's principles with grace, integrity, and resilience.**

Anthony gives his thoughts on that historic comeback from the Knicks over the Spurs and the role Victor Wembanyama's offensive limits played in San Antonio's late struggles. From there, he discusses a rumor circulating in The Bay that apparently, LeBron James is curious about playing on the Warriors. He wraps with a lengthy Q&A/mailbag session.

Consecration to the Sacred Heart is an invitation to rediscover your identity through the transforming love of Jesus Christ.Every night, join Father Joseph Matlak as he ends the day with prayer and reflection. In a few short minutes, Father Matlak guides you in prayer and shares a brief reflection and a thorough examination of conscience providing you with the encouragement necessary to go forward with peace and strength. Join us each day in your inbox https://www.goodcatholic.com/nightprayer________________

I greet you in Jesus' precious name! It is Friday morning, the 12th of June, 2026, and this is your friend, Angus Buchan, with a thought for today. We start in the Book of Numbers 11:14: ”I am not able to bear all these people alone, because the burden is too heavy for me.” Then we go to the New Testament to 2 Corinthians 12:9: ”And He said to me,“My grace is sufficient for you, for My strength is made perfect in weakness.” So when we are weak then we are strong. I think you have heard me say this many times before, God gives us strength for the strain. Are you going through a very tough time at the moment? Are you saying to yourself: ”There's no way out for me”; “I am done, I can't do it anymore, I'm tired, I'm weary”; ”I have had a disaster in my business”; ”My marriage is not working well”; “My children are sick”; “There is no hope for me.”? Oh yes, there is! Turn your eyes upon Jesus, Look full in His wonderful face And the things of the earth will grow strangely dim In the light of His glory and grace.I remember like yesterday - it was many, many years ago, I left my young wife and my young children, and I took a huge 20-ton Mercedes-Benz truck and trailer, with a team of men, and we went up into Zambia to preach the Gospel of Jesus Christ. I'll never forget it. We arrived at the banks of the mighty Zambezi River. In those days, there was no bridge over the Zambezi as there is today. You had to wait with a line of trucks ahead of you for a pontoon to take you across this huge river. I remember sitting on the banks of that river and feeling very homesick, and looking across the river to Zambia and thinking about the trip I had organised to take, from the bottom of Zambia right through to the very top, with my dear friend, Peter Motale, who was waiting for me on the other side. He was my chief interpreter and one of my spiritual sons, and I remember sitting there saying, ”Lord, this is too much. The burden is too heavy, the responsibility.” For six weeks, we will be preaching the Gospel, day and night, looking for diesel to fill that truck to keep it going, meeting up with different groups of people in rural areas where we had not been before, and yet the Lord said, ”I will give you strength for the strain. My grace is sufficient for you.”What a promise from God! Today, cast your cares upon Him and let Him direct your paths, and you will get through, and you will accomplish it, and you will give Him all the glory.Jesus bless you and have a wonderful day. Goodbye.

ScriptureI could speak more of faith; I could talk until time itself ran out. If I continued, I could speak of the examples of Gideon, Barak, Samson, and Jephthah, of David and Samuel and all the prophets. 33 I could give accounts of people alive with faith who conquered kingdoms, brought justice, obtained promises, and closed the mouths of hungry lions. 34 I could tell you how people of faith doused raging fires, escaped the edge of the sword, made the weak strong, and—stoking great valor among the champions of God—sent opposing armies into panicked flight. Hebrews 11:32-34 (VOICE)The GistNo, it isn't a typo. We didn't mean Rise and Shine, we really meant Rise and Found! After reading once again about all the unexpected Heroes of Faith or Champions of God, we were reminded of how none of them felt capable, prepared, or strong enough. BUT God chose them and equipped them. The phrase: Found strength rising out of weakness stood out. This episode, Allison & Melissa talk unscripted about which word stood out, drew them in, and what God revealed. You won't want to miss what they discovered and share in this episode. Melissa: FoundAllison: RisingDigging DeeperFound strength rising out of weakness. What world draws your attention? Found? Strength? Rising? Weakness?Find a quiet spot, sit, and linger with this question and see what God reveals to you. Be sure to share with a friend. 

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Let the weak say, 'I am strong'.There are two kinds of strength: strength which the world understands, and strength which comes from God, through the cross of Jesus Christ. Discover and apply God's hidden wisdom and strength!Support the show

In today's Daily Devotional, Bruce Downes continues Living in Step with the Holy Spirit with a reflection on Romans 8:26–27.St Paul tells us that the Spirit helps us in our weakness. This episode reminds us that God does not wait for us to become strong before He begins to work within us. Instead, the Holy Spirit meets us in the places where we feel weak, tired, burdened, confused, or unable to pray.When we do not know what to say, the Spirit intercedes for us with sighs too deep for words. Our weakness is not a failure. It may be the very place where God wants to meet us most deeply.Reflection question:Where do I feel weak today, and how might the Holy Spirit want to meet me there?Short podcast summary:Bruce Downes reflects on Romans 8:26–27 and the comforting truth that the Holy Spirit helps us in our weakness, praying within us when we do not know what to say.

Samantha reflects on a confusing emotional experience, unsure whether she was genuinely diminished by the interaction or simply encountered a man whose weakness and insecurity shaped the outcome after she took the initiative to ask him out. Call 1-800-DR-LAURA / 1-800-375-2872 or make an appointment at DrLaura.com Follow me on social media: Facebook.com/DrLaura Instagram.com/DrLauraProgram YouTube.com/DrLaura Join My Family!! Receive my Weekly Newsletter + 20% off my Marriage 101 course & 25% off Merch! Sign up now, it's FREE! Each week you'll get new articles, featured emails from listeners, special event invitations, early access to my Dr. Laura Designs Store benefiting Children of Fallen Patriots, and MORE! Sign up at DrLaura.com Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

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Bitcoin remains under pressure as investors await the latest CPI report, with economists expecting inflation to rise to 4.2% year-over-year and core inflation approaching 3%. While inflation remains elevated, Matt argues that the bigger story is where capital is flowing. Bitcoin ETF demand has weakened throughout 2026 as investors chase AI-related opportunities, with billions leaving crypto funds while money pours into companies like Anthropic, OpenAI, and potentially a future SpaceX IPO. Matt also discusses why Bitcoin breaking below its 200-week moving average could signal a deeper bear market, why having dry powder matters, and why he believes Bitcoin spending time around $45,000 would not be surprising.The episode also explores the growing stablecoin race, with major Japanese banks and U.S. financial institutions developing tokenized deposit and stablecoin systems. Matt argues that stablecoins were always the real CBDC story and warns that the future of money may increasingly be controlled by private corporations rather than governments. He also examines the shutdown of Bitcoin Layer 2 project Botanix, using it as an example of how good ideas can fail when launched at the wrong time, drawing parallels to Andrew Yang's early warnings about AI and automation.Finally, Matt reviews the latest crypto prices, discusses why today's "Extreme Fear" reading feels more like frustration than true panic, and makes the case that crypto's biggest challenge is no longer survival but competition. AI, SpaceX, robotics, and emerging technologies are all competing for the same investment dollars, forcing crypto to fight for attention in a way it hasn't had to for years.Happy Hodling, Everyone. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Professor Michael Casey on Playful Learning, Trust, Breath, and Real-World Jiu-Jitsu Host Pete Deeley interviews Professor Michael Casey on why jiu-jitsu learning should start relaxed and playful, noting that fun and visible improvement keep both kids and adults training. Casey describes how he introduced his son Declan through play, community support, and avoiding "nagging dad" behavior, later adding hands-on coaching and emphasizing position before submission. They discuss building trust in a gym, safety culture, and how breathing and conscious pauses expand the space between emotion and reaction, improving self-control and maturity. Casey contrasts sport and self-defense approaches, arguing honesty about goals matters and that positional control often outweighs submissions in real-world contexts like healthcare or law enforcement. He critiques "flip the switch" self-defense claims, discourages enforcing gym culture by beating up "jerks," and advises older beginners to shop for supportive communities and advocate for themselves.   00:00 Welcome and Guest Intro 01:34 Playful Learning in Jiu Jitsu 03:49 Kids vs Adults Training Paths 06:17 Raising a Jiu Jitsu Kid 19:13 Position Before Submission 25:40 Emotions and Self Control 31:54 Breath as a Training Tool 35:52 Teaching Self Defense Framework 39:47 Mapping Fight Feelings 40:29 Fear Isn't Weakness 42:09 Rational vs Irrational Fear 44:29 Incremental Safety and Trust 48:19 Instructor Builds Support 52:35 Relaxation as a Symptom 55:05 Lessons Off the Mats 01:06:30 Commit Without Attachment 01:14:43 Resilience Through Failure 01:19:27 Jiu-Jitsu Then vs Now 01:22:02 Street Ready Jiu Jitsu 01:22:36 Sport Vs Self Defense 01:23:11 Honesty In Training 01:25:18 Why The Grind Matters 01:27:54 Jiu Jitsu As Lifestyle 01:31:21 Preserve Or Evolve 01:32:29 Culture Bowing And Gis 01:35:35 Innovation With Relson Rickson 01:45:25 Finding Your Right School 01:47:48 Starting At 55 01:49:50 Shopping Schools Smart 01:53:53 Responsibility Teaching Violence 01:56:04 Gym Enforcers And Jerks 01:57:10 When Violence Backfires 01:57:52 Reforming the Rough Student 01:59:01 Ego vs Instructor Duty 02:00:05 Helsan Beach Fight Story 02:01:20 Rickson vs Relson Street Logic 02:06:04 Gracie Culture and Upbringing 02:09:12 Training Deescalation Scripts 02:16:27 Snowstorm Deescalation Win 02:17:59 Protecting Your Daughter 02:23:57 Wrap Up and Training Connections

Friend, if you've ever wondered where God is in the middle of your pain, this conversation is for you.This week on the Anchored by the Sword Podcast, I sit down with authors Kristen Wetherell and Sarah Walton to talk about their brand-new book, Jesus Will Meet You There, releasing today, June 9th.Together, Kristen and Sarah share deeply personal stories of chronic illness, suffering, mental health struggles, family challenges, and the lessons they've learned about depending on Christ when life doesn't go according to plan.In a culture that tells us to be stronger, try harder, and handle everything on our own, this conversation offers a different message: God never designed us to be self-sufficient. Instead, our weaknesses, limitations, and struggles often become the very places where we experience the compassion, presence, and strength of Jesus most clearly.We talk about anxiety, depression, chronic illness, spiritual dryness, shame, and the pressure many Christians feel to hide their struggles. Most importantly, we discuss the beautiful truth that Jesus is not disappointed by our weakness. He knows our frame. He remembers that we are dust. And He meets us right where we are.If you're walking through a difficult season, carrying a burden that feels heavy, or simply exhausted from trying to hold everything together, I pray this conversation reminds you that you do not have to carry it alone.Jesus will meet you there.One of my favorite truths from this conversation is this:We spend so much time trying to convince ourselves that we should be stronger, more capable, and less needy.But Scripture tells a different story.God created us with limitations—not to shame us, but to draw us into dependence on Him.Our weakness is not evidence that God has abandoned us.Often, it is the very place where He draws nearest.Friend, whatever you're carrying today, remember this:You do not have to be enough.Jesus already is.Bios:Kristen Wetherell is a pastor's wife, mother, and writer. She is the author of numerous books, including Help for the Hungry Soul, Humble Moms, and the award-winning Hope When It Hurts. She loves writing for kids and is the author of the board book series For the Bible Tells Me So, Teach Me to Pray, and The Big WHY. Kristen also enjoys teaching God's word to women of local churches. She and her husband, Brad, live in Chicagoland and are members of The Orchard. They are parents to Joanna, John, and Lydia.Sarah Walton is a wife, mother, and writer. She is the author of several books, including her children's book The Long Road Home and her evangelistic resource Tears and Tossings. She is also the co-author of Hope When It Hurts, He Gives More Grace, Together Through the Storms (co-written with her husband, Jeff), and devotional contributor to the forthcoming ESV Girls Study Bible through Crossway. Sarah lives in the beautiful state of Colorado with her husband and four children.Anchor Verses: Kristen: 2 Corinthians 4:16-18Sarah: Psalm 103: 13-14Connect with Kristen:Website: https://kristenwetherell.comIG: https://www.instagram.com/kristen_wetherell/Connect with Sarah:IG: https://www.instagram.com/sarahpwalton/Book Website: https://sites.prh.com/jesuswillmeetyouthere/***We love hearing from you! Your reviews help our podcast community and keep these important conversations going. If this episode inspired you, challenged you, or gave you a fresh perspective, we'd be so grateful if you'd take a moment to leave a review. Just head to Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen and share your thoughts—it's a simple way to make a big impact!***

Guy Adami and Dan Nathan break down a strange Friday tape: a strong jobs report that sent stocks lower as the market prices out rate cuts — and even flirts with hikes. They dig into the Broadcom-led selloff in semis, Anthropic's call to slow down AI development and what it could mean for the CapEx trade, and Bitcoin getting cut in half at ~$60K alongside the unraveling of the crypto treasury-company trade. Then Guy unloads on the SpaceX IPO and Jamie Dimon's endorsement of the deal, asking whether someone just rang the bell at the top. In the second half, Dan sits down with Jim Brooks, CEO of Team Rubicon, on his path from Navy SEAL to the CIA to the C-suite — and what grit, culture, and leadership look like when you're leading a force of 200,000 volunteers. They close on defense tech, drones, and the future of the space economy. Show Notes Anthropic Urges Global Pause in AI Development, Flags ‘Self-Improvement' Risk (WSJ) Goldman Sachs expects SpaceX's AI revenue to increase 100-fold by 2030 (FT) Morgan Stanley Sees SpaceX's Revenue Reaching $3.4 Trillion in 2040 (WSJ) Elon Musk's near-daily online posts about race are turning off some fans (Washington Post) Musk Leaves Investors Starstruck at Dimon's SpaceX Extravaganza (Bloomberg) —FOLLOW USYouTube: @RiskReversalMediaInstagram: @riskreversalmediaTwitter: @RiskReversalLinkedIn: RiskReversal Media The financial opinions expressed in Risk Reversal content are for information purposes only. The opinions expressed by the hosts and participants are not an attempt to influence specific trading behavior, investments, or strategies. Past performance does not necessarily predict future outcomes. No specific results or profits are assured when relying on Risk Reversal. Before making any investment or trade, evaluate its suitability for your circumstances and consider consulting your own financial or investment advisor. The financial products discussed in Risk Reversal carry a high level of risk and may not be appropriate for many investors. If you have uncertainties, it's advisable to seek professional advice. Remember that trading involves a risk to your capital, so only invest money that you can afford to lose. Derivatives are not suitable for all investors and involve the risk of losing more than the amount originally deposited and any profit you might have made. This communication is not a recommendation or offer to buy, sell or retain any specific investment or service.

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Let the weak say, 'I am strong'.There are two kinds of strength: strength which the world understands, and strength which comes from God, through the cross of Jesus Christ. Discover and apply God's hidden wisdom and strength!Support the show

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A central structural mechanism highlighted in this episode is the exposure and amplification of technical and organizational weaknesses by enterprise AI initiatives, particularly as organizations pursue rapid AI adoption without adequate investment in data and process fundamentals. The episode draws on findings from an MIT Media Lab report, which found that 95% of enterprise AI pilots had no measurable impact on profit and loss, despite $30–40 billion in investment. Michael Privat, representing the healthcare technology firm Availability, discusses the consequences for organizations that apply “thin” AI overlays on top of unaddressed legacy data infrastructure and processes. The most consequential data point centers on AI's amplifying effect. According to the MIT Media Lab report cited by Michael Privat, 74–75% of companies expect revenue growth from AI, but only 20% are realizing gains. The root cause identified is not AI itself, but foundational failures: organizations use pilots as procurement exercises rather than outcome-driven initiatives and neglect to address data consistency and process integrity. Pilot projects, in many cases, simply accelerate the visibility and scale of existing dysfunctions rather than creating new value. Further evidence is provided through discussion of operational methodologies and organizational approaches. Michael Privat details a shift from pre-AI process benchmarks, such as DORA metrics focused on predictability and velocity, toward new models that account for AI's speed and amplification risks. He points to increasing investments in engineering capacity—in particular, tripling headcount in India—while emphasizing that efficiency gains from AI only materialize where discipline, standardization, and solid engineering “plumbing” is already in place. Both the need for audit trails and rigorous governance, especially in regulated sectors like healthcare, are flagged as structural safety requirements rather than optional layers. Operationally, the implications for MSPs and IT leaders include the risk of exposing latent deficiencies when implementing AI-driven offerings, particularly when layering automation and analytics atop fragmented or inconsistent infrastructure. Key areas of impact are the need for robust governance frameworks—especially with agentic AI, where dynamic system behaviors require ongoing accountability and auditability—and the risk that AI investments made without process and data “spring cleaning” can actually accelerate failure modes. For IT service providers, the material risks are in unexamined process debt, tool misalignment, and the temptation to prioritize velocity over resilience, ultimately increasing operational and contractual exposure. Supported by:NerdioScalePad  

Weakness doesn't leave on its own - you have to kill it.Comfort. Excuses. Fear. All of it has to die if you want to level up.This isn't about feeling better. It's about becoming stronger.Kill the softness. Kill the distractions. Kill who you were.Goggins. Hormozi. Rogan. Jocko. They didn't need applause - they needed pain, purpose, and discipline. You want respect? Win first. Then speak.Speakers:David GogginsJoe RoganAlex HormoziJocko WillinkTom PlatzKevin HartGreg PlittMike TysonChris WilliamsonJordan Petersonand moreInstagram - @daily_motivationsorgFacebook- @daily_motivationsorg

Let the weak say, 'I am strong'.There are two kinds of strength: strength which the world understands, and strength which comes from God, through the cross of Jesus Christ. Discover and apply God's hidden wisdom and strength!Support the show

We need to realize that our usefulness in the cause of Christ is not measured by good health, but rather by our dependence on God to work in and through us for his own glory.

We need to realize that our usefulness in the cause of Christ is not measured by good health, but rather by our dependence on God to work in and through us for his own glory.

JUNE 7, 2026 | SUNDAY AM | STRENGTH IN WEAKNESS | EVANGELIST JARED MARKS by GBFPC

Weakness is Strength What happens when the thing you trust most about yourself finally fails? In this message, we explore the life of Peter and the surprising journey from self-confidence to Spirit-dependence. Peter loved Jesus. He wanted to obey Jesus. He believed he would never abandon Jesus. Yet time after time, Peter found himself relying on his own courage, understanding, devotion, and strength. It wasn’t until his confidence in himself finally collapsed that he discovered the power of God’s grace. Through Peter’s story, we’ll wrestle with some honest questions: Where do we trust ourselves more than God? Where do we rely on our own effort instead of His presence? And what happens when life reveals we’re weaker than we thought? Drawing from 2 Corinthians 12:9-10, we’ll discover that God’s power is not perfected through our strength, but through our surrender. Because before Pentecost, Peter was drawing strength from Peter. After Pentecost, Peter was drawing strength from the Spirit. And that changes everything. God is not looking for impressive people. He is looking for dependent people. Philippians 2:5-8 Discussion topics HEAD – What did Jesus say to you through the Word? What stood out to you most from Peter’s journey?  Was there a specific moment in Peter’s life where you saw yourself? Before Pentecost, Peter was drawing strength from Peter. After Pentecost, Peter was drawing strength from the Spirit.  What do you think is the difference between self-confidence and Spirit-dependence? Which of Peter’s “strength strategies” do you relate to most? Courage Understanding Performance Helping others Devotion Passion Control Why? HEART – How did it make you feel? Have you ever experienced a season where God exposed a weakness you didn’t know was there? What did that experience teach you? One of the sermon questions was:  “Where do I trust me more than God?” How would you answer that honestly today? Which statement impacted you most? “Peter was not lying about his love. He was wrong about his strength.” “The rooster did not expose Peter to Jesus. It exposed Peter to Peter.” “Jesus did not restore Peter’s ego. He restored Peter’s calling.” “God is not looking for impressive people. He is looking for dependent people.” Why? HANDS – What are you going to do with it? What is one area of your life where God may be inviting you to stop relying on your own strength and start relying on His? Please be specific. Peter’s turning point came when he stopped drawing strength from himself. What practical step could you take this week to depend more on God? Examples: Begin your day in prayer. Ask for help. Admit a struggle. Invite accountability. Spend time in Scripture before making a decision. Check out our other audio series and video playlists that can help you find Jesus in every moment and then discover what’s next

In this sermon from 2 Corinthians 3:7-18, John explains to us that the Christian life is not about trying harder to become better; it is about beholding Christ more clearly so that the Spirit transforms us into the image of Christ.

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In recent posts I highlighted how the current property dynamics thanks to higher interest rates, and now Labor's decision to introduce a minimum 30 per cent tax on capital gains from July 2027 and abolish negative gearing has rattled property investors. I also said, from an affordability perspective we do need lower prices, because it … Continue reading "Warning: Property Weakness Ahead Will Have Real World Consequences…"

"You can't pour from an empty cup." It's a phrase that floods social media feeds and self-care conversations — and on the surface, it sounds reasonable. But in this episode, Emily Rose Massey gently but boldly challenges the ideology beneath it. Because if we wait until our cup is perfectly full before we give to others, we may wait forever — and miss the profound, counter-cultural beauty of a life lived in total dependence on God's grace. The Christian life, as modeled by Jesus Himself, is not one of self-preservation first. It is one of sacrifice, selflessness, and humility. Philippians 2:3-4 calls us to regard others as more important than ourselves — not from a place of overflow, but from a place of surrender. Jesus didn't wait until conditions were ideal. He stepped down from a heavenly throne, emptied Himself, took the form of a servant, and gave everything. Emily invites us to ask a searching question: what do we reach for when we feel like we're running on empty? The world offers endless distractions and temporary fixes — but God may be inviting us to something better. When we come to the end of our own strength, His strength can finally shine through. And an empty cup, offered to God in humility, may be exactly what He uses to fill others and conform us into the image of Christ. Today's Bible Verse "Do nothing from selfishness or empty conceit, but with humility of mind regard one another as more important than yourselves; do not merely look out for your own personal interests, but also for the interests of others." — Philippians 2:3-4, NASB Ponder Today The Christian life is one of sacrifice, not self-preservation. Jesus is our model — and He did not wait until He was "full" before giving. He emptied Himself completely, and in doing so, showed us the way of true humility. Weakness is not a barrier to serving others — it is an invitation to depend on God. When we reach the end of our own strength, His strength has room to shine. Our limitations are not obstacles to His work; they are the very conditions He works through (2 Corinthians 12:9). What you reach for when you're running on empty reveals what you truly trust. Worldly distractions and temporary fixes will never truly fill you. God wants to be your first stop, not your last resort. Vulnerability with others is an act of love, not weakness. Isolating ourselves when we're struggling robs the Body of Christ of the opportunity to serve us — and us of the opportunity to experience God's grace through community. God gives grace to the humble. When we stop striving to fill our own cup and bow before Him in our emptiness, He meets us there — with the grace, strength, and renewal we could never manufacture on our own (James 4:6). A Prayer for You Today Heavenly Father, there are so many days when I feel drained and weak — but I'm learning that is exactly where You want me, so I can fully rely on Your strength and not my own. You don't call me to grit my teeth and bear it. You call me to live by the power of Your Spirit, who empowers me to walk in obedience and humility. Thank You for showing me what great sacrifice looks like. Christ laid down His life for me — may I live to lay down my life for Him by serving others and preferring others above myself. In Jesus' name, Amen. Don't Miss an Episode If today's prayer shifted your perspective from self-reliance to surrender, we'd love to stay connected. Subscribe to the LifeAudio newsletter at LifeAudio.com for daily prayers, devotionals, and more content to help you live a life of humble, Spirit-empowered faith every day. If you like this podcast, be sure to check out our sister podcast, Your Nightly Prayer - an evening Christian prayer podcast to help you end your day in conversation with God. https://www.lifeaudio.com/your-nightly-prayer/ Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.

Michael Reinking, NYSE Senior Market Strategist, recaps a dynamic week as tech strength and AI momentum continued to lead markets higher. Iran headlines remained volatile, with shifting ceasefire expectations driving swings in oil and Treasury yields. Economic data broadly surprised to the upside, though mixed labor signals kept attention on the upcoming jobs report. Crypto faced renewed pressure, with steep declines and ETF outflows contrasting sharply with strong equity performance. Focus now shifts to labor data, inflation, and evolving geopolitical risks as investors assess sustainability of the rally.

The streak is over. After more than six weeks of relentless buying pressure, the major indexes finally closed the week in the red, leaving traders wondering: Is this just a healthy pullback… or the beginning of something bigger? In today's Trading Week Wrap Down!, we break down the sharp market selloff that snapped the broad market's winning streak and examine the key forces driving the weakness. We'll discuss: The sudden shift in market sentiment Weakness across AI and technology stocks Whether the leadership that carried this market higher is finally running out of steam Why traders may be starting to lock in profits after a historic run We'll also take a deep dive into the upcoming SpaceX IPO, which is expected to attract enormous investor demand and potentially pull significant capital out of other market sectors. That raises another important question: Is a liquidity crunch developing? With billions of dollars potentially rotating into one of the most anticipated IPOs in history, we'll explore how that capital movement could impact: Technology stocks AI leaders Growth names Broad market liquidity And, as always, we'll discuss what all of this means for traders heading into next week. Because when markets stop going up every day, that's when the real analysis begins. Listen now:

Reaction to Game 1 of the NBA Finals last night following a big Knicks comeback and victory in San Antonio.

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(6) Timothy Ryback explains that by early 1933, the Nazi Party faces financial ruin, owing an estimated 90 million marks, and continues to lose ground in state elections. To exploit this weakness, Chancellor Kurt von Schleicherattempts to split the NSDAP by negotiating secretly with Gregor Strasser. Schleicher hopes to peel away the party's moderate faction to form a working majority without Hitler. Strasser, believing he is saving the movement rather than betraying Hitler, considers a role as Vice Chancellor. Despite mounting debt and electoral setbacks, Hitler maintains a belligerent front, eventually declaring a minor vote in Lippe as a revival of party fortunes.1940

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