Episodes
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March 9, 2026
Winning In Life With Kingdom Confidence
Send a text What if your default setting was victory, not survival? We’re unpacking eleven scriptures that rewire how we see wealth, identity, resistance, and purpose—moving from self-made myths to a covenant mindset that actually holds under pressure. We start by giving credit where it’s due: God gives power to create wealth. That shift doesn’t dull ambition; it purifies it. From there we step into bold identity—head and not tail, more than a conqueror, enemies under our feet—and explore how...
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March 2, 2026
New Beginnings Of Faith
Send a text Ready for a reset that actually sticks? We open a new season by moving from watering seeds to harvesting them, focusing on how identity, words, and daily habits align your life with God’s reconciliation and abundance. Chaplain Terry Warner guides us through 2 Corinthians 5 to show what it means to be a new creation and an ambassador of grace, then pairs it with Philippians 3 to help us forget what’s behind and strain toward what’s ahead. You’ll hear why motivation by love and fai...
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Feb. 23, 2026
Faith, Angels, And The Kingdom That Holds All Things Together
Send a text We walk through Colossians and Hebrews to show how Christ holds all things together, how wisdom ordered creation, and how faith-filled words align us with unseen forces. We share how angels serve those who inherit salvation and why speaking Scripture changes outcomes. • season details, episode title and date • foundation in Colossians 1:9–22 and John 15:16 • faith as a seed and speech that waters it • Christ as image of the invisible God • wisdom present at creation and cosmic or...
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Feb. 16, 2026
Called Late, Sent Far
Send a text What if the long wait wasn’t a setback, but training for the moment you’re finally ready? We sit down with Carrie Damiano—mentor, judge, and creator of Ms. World Traveler—to unpack how twenty-two years of “not yet” became a clear, courageous yes. Alongside Terry’s path from church mediator to VFW chaplain and prison Bible study teacher, we explore the way God’s timing, not our timelines, reshapes careers, callings, and everyday courage. Carrie breaks down why travel is continuing...
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Feb. 9, 2026
I Tried To Yoke With Peace And Got Egg On My Face
Send us a text We trace Lorette’s journey from New Age and addiction to a clear, Scripture-centered life, then show how neuroscience and the Word team up to cut cravings, renew the mind, and reshape health. We share PraiseMoves as a faithful fitness path and end with a prayer of peace and courage. • New Age background, addiction, and a turning point to Jesus • Salvation as relationship, shalom as wholeness • Identity, confession, and the power of spoken Scripture • PraiseMoves as a Christ-ce...
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Feb. 2, 2026
Stop Wrestling God For Gifts You Already Own
Send us a text Giants don’t shrink when you stare at them, but faith reframes what you’re looking at. We open with Joshua and Caleb’s bold declaration—“we are well able”—and press into why two spies trusted God while a nation stalled at the edge of promise. From there we connect the dots to our own hesitation: decades of miracles behind us, opportunities in front of us, and a heart that wavers between memory and fear. We dig into the engine room of courage. Romans 10 shows how faith starts w...
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Jan. 26, 2026
You Don’t Just Watch Jesus Work; You Carry His Work Forward
Send us a text Ever feel like you’re watching God work from the sidelines, wondering if you’re meant for more? We pull a thread through Luke 8 and Ephesians 2 to uncover a bold truth: you weren’t saved to spectate. You were raised with Christ, seated with Him, and equipped by grace to carry His work into ordinary places—homes, workplaces, and the lives of people who need healing, hope, and help. We start by asking a clarifying question: in the crowd around Jesus, who are you? Jairus pleading...
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Jan. 19, 2026
If Sleep Is A Gift, Why Do We Refuse To Open It?
Send us a text We explore how a sleep physician and a chaplain weave CBT‑I, routine, and scripture into a grounded approach to insomnia. The talk moves from myths about sleep meds to practical rules, honest lament, and a calmer trust that welcomes rest rather than forcing it. • integrating CBT‑I with a Christian worldview • the limits of sleep pills and what they actually do • stimulus control and re‑training the bed for sleep • scheduled worry time and idea dumps for racing minds • screens,...
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Jan. 12, 2026
Light For A World In Shadow
Send us a text We trace Jesus’ claim as the Light of the World, the standoff with religious leaders in John 8, and the promise that truth frees those who remain in his word. We move from theology to practice—renewing the mind, rejecting lies, returning to God, and living on mission with generosity. • Jesus’ claim “I am the light of the world” • Truth, witness, and the Father’s testimony • Freedom from sin through abiding in the word • Tradition versus obedience and the Sabbath tensions • “Be...
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Jan. 6, 2026
Stop Rowing; He’s Already Walking On Your Storm
Send us a text We open the year by slowing down, returning to Jesus as the true bread that satisfies, and re-centering our work around faith, presence, and service. John 6 guides us from chasing signs to trusting the I AM who stills storms and reshapes motives. • new year reset toward presence with Jesus • donation plan to bless local families directly • feeding of the five thousand and motives • Jesus withdraws from forced promotion • walking on water and courage over fear • do not work for...
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Dec. 29, 2025
Social Media Isn’t Compost: Stop Feeding Your Garden Garbage
Send us a text We urge you to guard your heart, stop watering bad seeds, and choose words that bring life. Scripture reading, journaling, and the Spirit’s power turn a noisy year into a harvest of peace, rest, and joy. • pressing on with Philippians as foundation • daily Bible reading and journaling as seed planting • social media’s impact on speech and heart • the mouth revealing the heart’s store • Proverbs’ mandate to guard words and focus • confession, forgiveness, and a fresh start • Je...
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Dec. 22, 2025
Shaking The Jar: How To Resist Evil And Love Your Neighbor
Send us a text What if the tension you feel online, at work, and even around the holiday table isn’t random—but a push to make you fight? We open with a simple image of a shaken jar and follow it to a deeper truth about spiritual agitation, the nature of evil, and why our words either calm storms or feed them. From there, we draw a straight line to the greatest commandments—love God fully, love your neighbor as yourself—and show how that love becomes a practical strategy, not a vague ideal, f...
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Dec. 15, 2025
I Blamed God, Then Realized My Mouth Was The Problem
Send us a text We trace how words dig holes or build paths, moving from complaint to praise, from blame to blessing, and from self-reliance to Spirit-led speech. Scripture anchors each step as we outline practical ways to plant better seeds with our tongues and walk in love. • the fruit of the lips as sacrifice of praise • thanksgiving offering that admits human imperfection • God’s mercy contrasted with the devil’s distortion • the battle line at thoughts, words, and confession • you will n...
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Dec. 8, 2025
What If The Wound Becomes The Way?
Send us a text We trace how Jesus faced Judas with truth and humility, why betrayal cannot break God’s plan, and how Joseph’s path shows pain turning into purpose. We end with four practical steps to keep a soft heart and a steady hope when trust is broken. • Jesus shares bread and washes feet, even with Judas • Sin’s origin in desire, not God’s temptation • God’s foreknowledge and the cross in Acts 2 • Resurrection as the horizon, not a detour • Joseph’s trials advancing God’s purpose • Fou...
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Dec. 1, 2025
New Creation Realities
Send us a text Ever wondered why a bright start with faith can fade into old habits? We take on that honest tension and chart a clear path back to first love—rooted in God’s everlasting kindness, grounded in unity with Christ, and sustained by simple, repeatable practices that actually change your day. From Jeremiah 31:3 to John 17, we show how love and oneness aren’t abstract ideas but living anchors that steady your heart and reshape your choices. We walk through a practical rhythm for the...
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Nov. 24, 2025
Words That Shape The Heart
Send us a text Rituals can polish the outside, but Jesus points us to a deeper diagnosis: the tongue reveals the heart. We open Matthew 15 and uncover why defilement isn’t about unwashed hands or spotless dishes, but about the words we choose and the desires that drive them. From Peter’s request for clarity to Jesus’ plain-spoken answer, we trace how careless speech, slander, and stubborn talk don’t appear randomly—they overflow from a heart left unguarded. We get practical with Proverbs 4, ...
Nov. 17, 2025
Fear Not, Stand Firm
Send us a text "The Flowers You Are Picking Today Come From the Seeds You Planted Yesterday. Don't Like Your Boquet Of Flowers? Then Change the Seeds You Are Planting Today." Chaplain Terry
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Nov. 10, 2025
Fear Not, Speak Faith
Send us a text We open a new “Fear Not” series on how spoken Scripture forms faith, steadies the mind, and reshapes daily choices. We clarify Jesus’ warning about blasphemy of the Holy Spirit, reassure believers of forgiveness, and invite practical steps to speak peace in an anxious age. • why faith grows by hearing Scripture aloud • James 3 on the tongue as rudder and fire • how speech flows from the heart and sets direction • feeding fear through media versus feeding faith • Jesus and the ...
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Nov. 3, 2025
More Than Conquerors
Send us a text What if “more than conquerors” wasn’t a slogan but a new way to see yourself and your future? We walk through Romans 8 with open Bibles and open hearts, tracing the bold arc from calling to confidence: foreknown, predestined, justified, and glorified. That’s not theory; it’s the ground beneath your feet when life pushes hard. If God is for us, who can be against us becomes a daily posture, not a poster on the wall. We dig into why embodiment matters for authority on earth, why...
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Oct. 27, 2025
Seated With Christ, Standing For Others
Send us a text What if you were never meant to stand on the sidelines of faith? We explore how Ephesians 2 moves us from “dead in trespasses” to “seated with Christ,” and why that new position redefines everyday life—from the way we pray to the way we meet need in our neighborhoods. We walk through the crowd scenes of Luke 8, where a desperate leader begs for his daughter and a courageous woman reaches for healing. Those stories pose a sharp question: are we spectators or participants? If Je...
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Oct. 20, 2025
Seeds And The Spoken Word
Send us a text What if the real shift isn’t the soil under your feet but the seed on your tongue? We take a fresh look at Mark 4 and move beyond self-diagnosing thorny ground to embrace the calling to sow living words. By tracing a thread from the parable of the sower to John 6:63, we explore how the words of Jesus carry spirit and life—and how our agreement with those words can reshape the landscapes we live in. We talk practically about identity and authority: God’s workmanship, ambassador...
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Oct. 14, 2025
Saved from the Edge, Part 2
Send us a text A raw testimony of despair, doubt, and betrayal turns into a story of surrender, healing, and a simpler way to walk with God. We trace Tom’s spiral from cancer and rage to an unexpected breakthrough, unscripted worship, and a grounded vision of daily faith. • audible encounter with God during cancer and grief • brother’s LSD trip ending in instant sobriety • doubt, accusation, and the slow work of sanctification • father’s insurance betrayal and escalating self-destruction • s...
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Oct. 14, 2025
Cloud Puffs and Brake Dust, Part 1
Send us a text A teenage inventor tries to fix a problem the world ignored and ends up breathing in the very danger he set out to contain. That choice ripples through his family, culminating in a loss that shatters his certainty and leaves him convinced he deserves whatever comes next. When Tom finds a hard lump near his liver, he decides to stay silent, wear the guilt, and wait for the inevitable—until a moment of raw encounter breaks in like thunder and floods the room with love he didn’t k...
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Oct. 13, 2025
Four Days Late, Right On Time
Send us a text A four-day tomb, a public prayer, a single command—and a man walks out alive. We open John 11 with fresh eyes to watch Jesus delay on purpose, meet grief with tears and truth, and turn a funeral into a furnace of faith. From Martha’s honest ache to the leaders’ anxious plots, the story reveals more than a miracle; it shows a Savior whose timing disrupts our fear and reshapes our future. As we trace the arc from Bethany to our moment, we face hard questions about violence, mora...