ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
Author, Esther W. Wright, shares curated blog posts and other content to encourage and refresh you, and challenge you to focus on the Word, the One who spoke this world into existence and became flesh to redeem us.
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biweekly
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18 minutes
English
United States
148 episodes
since June 7, 2021
episodic
LATEST EPISODE 🔗
In this episode, through Scripture and the writings of A. W. Tozer, we explore God's infinitude, one of His most awe-inspiring attributes. What does it mean for God to be without limits, and why should this truth inspire humility, confidence, and worship? Through biblical reflection, timeless insig…
PREVIOUS EPISODES 🔗
In this final episode of the Help Series, we examine king Hezekiah's prayer in 2 Kings 19 and the lessons it offers when we face fear, uncertainty, opposition, and circumstances beyond our control.
After receiving a threatening message from the Assyrian kingSennacherib, Hezekiah brought his concern…
In today’s episode, we take a deeper dive into a topic introduced in Episode 2: the factors that can hinder us from asking God for help. We will review the obstacles of pride and self-reliance, doubt about God's character, unconfessed sin and shame, and misunderstanding God's help. We will also re…
In this episode, we explore the powerful biblical truth that God is the Source of our Help. Through key Scriptures and inspiring examples from the lives of Hagar, Joshua, David, and ultimately our Savior, Jesus Christ, we reflect on God’s faithful provision, protection, strength, and grace. Whether…
In this episode, we explore why asking for help can feel so difficult, and we name a deeper truth: the need for help is a universal human experience, because only God is self‑existing and our human resources are inherently limited. From there, we look closely at the quiet, often unseen struggles of…
In this opening episode of the new 5-part series, we explore the first step in seeking God’s help: acknowledging the problem and naming it honestly. Through the stories of the widow of Zarephath, Philip and Andrew, the man at Bethesda, Elijah, and the pilgrims approaching Jerusalem, we discover how…
In this episode we return to the simple, sacred practice of play. Through childhood memories, Scripture, and gentle reflection, we explore how play loosens what life has tightened, awakens creativity, strengthens connection, and restores the soul.
Jesus’ invitation to “become like little children” …
In this episode, we explore the surprising connection between tire‑blowout season and the spiritual life. Just as heat, distance, and heavy loads can push a weakened tire past its breaking point, the pressures of life can strain us when we are spiritually depleted, overloaded, or shaken by unexpect…
In this final episode of the Resurrection Encounter series, we focus on the encounter several of the disciples and Peter had with Jesus near the Sea of Galilee. This encounter freed Peter from the shame of his three-time denial of Jesus the night Jesus was arrested, and fully restored him. Through …
What happens when fear locks the door and doubt takes over? In this episode, we look at Jesus’ appearances to His disciples behind closed doors—encounters that turneduncertainty into peace and disbelief into worship. Join us as we reflect on the truth that God still meets us in our own locked place…
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