Communication can be tricky! Whether we’re talking with a close friend, ourselves, or even the “Big Guy Upstairs,” communication covers everything from what’s said to what isn’t said. And let’s be real. Silence can be pretty deafening at times. Let’s chat about when, or if, God really does hear us. We’ll pay attention to the ways the “Big Guy” listens to the smallest sighs and loudest cries . Listen in for a Psalm 5 episode.

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Here’s a small excerpt: “The One who hears what I’m saying, yet hears what I’m not saying too. The silent words lodged deep within my soul. Don’t you see, my Friend? There is no thought, no word, no cry that He does not cup His ear to hear, to distinguish your voice from everything else, and prick up His ears to attend to you…and to me.”

Have you ever been told your problem is too small? It’s all I heard for months…on repeat. How can a problem be too small when it’s the biggest thing on your mind?

Let’s talk about it with a new story- a story about a problem so small, yet so big, that only an incomparable God could see. Listen in for an episode from Isaiah 40 and the deep chapters of my story.

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Here’s a small excerpt: “For all the big ways we might feel “too small” today, there is an incomparable God inviting you and me to look to the stars, the ones He knows by name and brings out one by one. If a single star cannot escape His notice, neither can you.”

Choices are great, right? Sometimes. But when decisions feel draining, do you have a trusted go-to for counsel? Not all advice is created equal. In times of decision-making, who you listen to matters.

Join me for a new episode highlighting the importance of advice over agreement, leaning in to wise counsel first and foremost. We’ll check out some ancient wisdom from an obscure, yet all too familiar, story.

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Here’s a small excerpt: “He wasn’t really asking for advice. He was asking for agreement. And just like in our lives, when we’ve already made up our minds, we can always find someone to agree with us. Because who you listen to matters!”