Episode 44 — Being There for Others: Even If It Makes Some People UncomfortableWelcome back family, In this episode of My Faith Is Bigger Than My Fears, we dive into what it truly means to show up for others — even when it creates tension, discomfort, or misunderstanding. This week’s conversation is rooted in personal experience, biblical truth, and the reminder that serving others isn’t always easy… but it is always meaningful. What We Talk About in This EpisodeA recent situation that tested my friendships and my faithFeeling criticized or questioned while doing what God has called you to doJesus and the Samaritan woman: A reminder that ministry doesn’t stop because others disapprove (John 4:1–29)Why helping someone may make others uncomfortable — and why that’s okayThe importance of compassion, empathy, prayer, and wise communicationUnderstanding that people simply want to be seen, heard, and understoodHow to show up with grace even in tense or complicated moments Scriptures MentionedEphesians 4:32 (ESV) — “Be kind to one another, tenderhearted, forgiving one another, as God in Christ forgave you.”1 Peter 4:10 (ESV) — “As each has received a gift, use it to serve one another…” Key TakeawaysServing others is a gift, even when it’s uncomfortable.God may call you to show up for someone when others won’t — stay obedient.Relationships can feel strained in moments like these, but love and compassion must lead.Being there for someone might make others uneasy, but it can still be exactly where God needs you.Never stop showing up for people God places on your heart. Listen If You Need:Encouragement to follow God’s direction even when it’s unpopularStrength in a season of relational tension or confusionA reminder that compassion is part of your callingInsight on navigating uncomfortable situations with love and wisdom Final ReminderYou’re not alone. We conquer our fears, grow our faith, and learn to love deeper — one episode at a time. New Episodes Every MondayLet’s finish this last month of the year strong together!BLACK FRIDAY-CYBER MONDAY DEAL!Our My Faith is Bigger Than My Fears trucker hats are 30% OFF all weekend long! Whether you're gifting or grabbing one for yourself,this is the perfect time to shop. Use the code: FAITHOVERFEARSShop my Shopify online store: myfaithisbiggerthanmyfears.myshopify.comListen + Subscribe:Don’t miss future episodes! Be sure to subscribe on your favorite podcast platform and share this episode with someone who needs encouragement today. Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts | YouTube |Connect with Us:Instagram: @MyfaithisbiggerthanmyfearsSubstack: https://substack.com/@myfaithisbiggerthanmyfearsThreads: @ myfaithisbiggerthanmyfears Email:@ Myfaithisbiggerthanmyfears@gmail.comShop my Shopify online store: myfaithisbiggerthanmyfears.myshopify.comMasonAlexanderfoundation.org Donate via PayPal https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=BMKZ4MK8YVT7GSupport the Show:If this episode blessed you, consider leaving a rating and review — it helps others find the show! Want to support us directly? To support My Faith is Bigger Than My Fears Podcast, donate via @PayPal: @https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=83927C56PFB9G.
Episode 43 Summary — “We Were Never Meant to Do This Alone: Two Are Better Than One”In this episode of My Faith Is Bigger Than My Fears, we dive into the truth that God never designed us to walk through life alone. Using Ecclesiastes 4:9–12 as our foundation, we explore the strength, warmth, and protection found in God-centered community. Through the analogy of the threefold cord, we unpack how relationships strengthen us, how support uplifts us, and why isolation leaves us vulnerable to the enemy’s lies.We reflect on Jesus’ own example of living in fellowship with the Father and His disciples, and we challenge ourselves to examine whether we’re truly connected or trying to navigate life in isolation. As we approach Thanksgiving, this episode encourages gratitude for the people God has placed in our lives and invites us to seek healing from past hurts that have kept us from meaningful connection.This episode is a heartfelt reminder that community is God’s idea, God’s design, and God’s gift — and a threefold cord is not easily broken.Thank you for joining me today on Episode 43 of My Faith Is Bigger Than My Fears. Remember this: you were never created to walk alone. Let God lead you to the right community — and let Him teach you how to remain connected.If this episode blessed you, share it with a friend who might need this reminder too. I’ll see you next time, and until then… walk in faith, walk in love, and walk in community. See you next Monday. Remember we encourage, we motivate, we put our faith and trust in God, and we conquer our fears one episode at a time.BLACK FRIDAY-CYBER MONDAY DEAL!Our My Faith is Bigger Than My Fears trucker hats are 30% OFF all weekend long! Whether you're gifting or grabbing one for yourself,this is the perfect time to shop. Use the code: FAITHOVERFEARSShop my Shopify online store: myfaithisbiggerthanmyfears.myshopify.comListen + Subscribe:Don’t miss future episodes! Be sure to subscribe on your favorite podcast platform and share this episode with someone who needs encouragement today. Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts | YouTube |Connect with Us:Instagram: @MyfaithisbiggerthanmyfearsSubstack: https://substack.com/@myfaithisbiggerthanmyfearsThreads: @ myfaithisbiggerthanmyfears Email:@ Myfaithisbiggerthanmyfears@gmail.comShop my Shopify online store: myfaithisbiggerthanmyfears.myshopify.comMasonAlexanderfoundation.org Donate via PayPal https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=BMKZ4MK8YVT7GSupport the Show:If this episode blessed you, consider leaving a rating and review — it helps others find the show! Want to support us directly? To support My Faith is Bigger Than My Fears Podcast, donate via @PayPal: @https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=83927C56PFB9G.
Hey friends, welcome back to My Faith Is Bigger Than My Fears. I’m so glad you’re here.Today’s episode is called “No One Said This Would Be Easy.” And if you’re walking through that season of learning how to “adult your adult children,” you know exactly what that means. It’s that bittersweet space between loving deeply and letting go — between guiding and stepping back — between being needed and being still while God steps in.Proverbs 22:6 reminds us, “Train up a child in the way he should go, and when he is old he will not depart from it.”But what that verse doesn’t say is how it feels when they’re “old” — when you have to trust that what you’ve planted will grow in God’s timing.No one said this would be easy — but with God, we don’t have to face it alone.Episode Title: No One Said This Would Be Easy — Adulting Adult Children While God Fills the VoidParenting doesn’t stop when your children become adults — it simply changes. In this heartfelt episode, we explore the bittersweet journey of learning to love, guide, and let go as our grown children step into their own lives and faith journeys.With honesty and encouragement, we talk about what it feels like when the house grows quiet, the phone rings less, and we’re left wondering, “What now, Lord?” Through it all, we discover that while this season isn’t easy, it’s sacred — because God steps into the spaces our children once filled.Scriptures like Proverbs 22:6, Isaiah 54:13, and Philippians 4:6–7 remind us that our role now is to pray, trust, and release. Letting go isn’t giving up — it’s giving over — allowing God to do what only He can in our children’s lives.And as we surrender them, God fills our hearts with new peace, purpose, and presence. Just as Isaiah 43:19 says, “See, I am doing a new thing!” — this season can be one of renewal, not loss.Whether you’re missing your grown kids, praying through their struggles, or rediscovering yourself in this new chapter, this episode will remind you that your story — and theirs — is still in God’s hands.Because no one said this would be easy… but with God, your faith is always bigger than your fears.Scriptures reference: Proverbs 22:6, Isaiah 54:13,Isaiah 43:19, Isaiah 54:13, Galations 6:9, Psalm 73:26, Psalm 46:10 and Philippians 4:6–7,Listen + Subscribe:Don’t miss future episodes! Be sure to subscribe on your favorite podcast platform and share this episode with someone who needs encouragement today. Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts | YouTube |Connect with Us:Instagram: @MyfaithisbiggerthanmyfearsSubstack: https://substack.com/@myfaithisbiggerthanmyfearsThreads: @ myfaithisbiggerthanmyfears Email:@ Myfaithisbiggerthanmyfears@gmail.comShop my Shopify online store: myfaithisbiggerthanmyfears.myshopify.comMasonAlexanderfoundation.org Donate via PayPal https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=BMKZ4MK8YVT7GSupport the Show:If this episode blessed you, consider leaving a rating and review — it helps others find the show! Want to support us directly? To support My Faith is Bigger Than My Fears Podcast, donate via @PayPal: @https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=83927C56PFB9G.
Hey family, welcome back to My Faith Is Bigger Than My Fears. I’m so grateful you’re tuning in today.Fall into Faith: Use the code FALL to get 25% off our "My Faith is Bigger Than Your Fears" trucker hats. Sales starts Oct 26th through Nov 2nd.Shop my Shopify online store: myfaithisbiggerthanmyfears.myshopify.comSummary Episode 41: “Navigating Through Heaviness — While Trusting in God”In this heartfelt episode of My Faith Is Bigger Than My Fears, the host opens up about what it means to walk through a heavy season while still holding on to faith. Life can feel weighty — even for those who trust deeply in God — but heaviness doesn’t mean faith is gone; it simply reminds us of our daily need for Him.The episode begins with a personal reflection on a week filled with emotional weight and unexpected challenges, including a reminder to pray and care for others even in moments of personal struggle. Through prayer and worship, the host rediscovers that God is present in the midst of heaviness — listening, comforting, and lifting the burden little by little.Drawing strength from Scripture, she shares verses like 1 Peter 5:7, Psalm 34:18, and Hebrews 4:16, reminding listeners that God invites us to bring our pain honestly before Him. Jesus Himself knew what it meant to feel heavy — yet His surrender became His strength.Listeners are encouraged to navigate their own heaviness by:Acknowledging their feelings,Praying honestly,Worshiping through the pain,Serving others, andSurrendering daily to God’s peace.Scripture reference: 1 Peter 5:7, Psalm 34:18, and Hebrews 4:16This week’s challenge is to take a few quiet moments with God — write down or pray through what feels too heavy — and surrender it, trusting that He will meet you there.The episode closes with a comforting reminder: even when your heart feels heavy, God is still holding you. His presence is constant, His love unshakable, and His peace available — right in the middle of your heaviness. Tune in, be encouraged, and remember — your faith will always be bigger than your fears.Listen + Subscribe:Don’t miss future episodes! Be sure to subscribe on your favorite podcast platform and share this episode with someone who needs encouragement today. Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts | YouTube |Connect with Us:Instagram: @MyfaithisbiggerthanmyfearsSubstack: https://substack.com/@myfaithisbiggerthanmyfearsThreads: @ myfaithisbiggerthanmyfears Email:@ Myfaithisbiggerthanmyfears@gmail.comShop my Shopify online store: myfaithisbiggerthanmyfears.myshopify.comMasonAlexanderfoundation.org Donate via PayPal https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=BMKZ4MK8YVT7GSupport the Show:If this episode blessed you, consider leaving a rating and review — it helps others find the show! Want to support us directly? To support My Faith is Bigger Than My Fears Podcast, donate via @PayPal: @https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=83927C56PFB9G.
Hello Family, Welcome back to another episode of My Faith is Bigger Than My Fears. Today's episode is going to be a real one, y'all. I want to talk about something I've been walking through-not just this week, but honestly, this whole year. And that's leaning into the Lord, especially when your faith feels like it's being shaken.Podcast Episode SummaryTitle: Leaning on the Lord — Even When Our Faith Is Being ShakenPodcast: My Faith Is Bigger Than My FearsHost: Tamela IngramEpisode Overview:In this heartfelt and transparent episode, host Tamela Ingram opens up about a season of spiritual struggle and what it truly means to lean on the Lord—especially when your faith feels shaken. Drawing from her personal experiences, Tamela shares the power of returning to the Word of God during difficult times and challenges listeners to trust God not just in theory, but in practice.Through scriptures like Proverbs 3:5 and John 1:1, Tamela reminds us that leaning on God isn’t passive—it’s an intentional act of grounding ourselves in His promises, especially when life feels overwhelming. This episode offers encouragement, spiritual insight, and a weekly challengeto dive deeper into God’s Word and rely on His presence.Key Takeaways:Leaning on God means leaning into His Word.When we rely on our own understanding, we risk moving without God’s direction.Faith isn’t just for the good days—it’s our anchor during the storms.God’s timing and plans are perfect, even when we don’t understand them.Weekly Challenge: Spend intentional time in the Word this week. Meditate on these scriptures:Proverbs 3:5Proverbs 16:3Psalm 23Isaiah 41:10Final Encouragement:You’re not alone. God sees you, loves you, and is with you—even when your faith feels fragile. Don’t isolate—lean on your faith community and lean into God’s truth. And if you don’t yet know Jesus, Tamela shares the gospel message as the foundation of true peace and strength. Don’t forget to subscribe, share, and stay connected.Until next time: Keep the faith, keep showing up, and remember—your faith is always bigger than your fears.Listen + Subscribe:Don’t miss future episodes! Be sure to subscribe on your favorite podcast platform and share this episode with someone who needs encouragement today. Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts | YouTube |Connect with Us:Instagram: @MyfaithisbiggerthanmyfearsSubstack: https://substack.com/@myfaithisbiggerthanmyfearsThreads: @ myfaithisbiggerthanmyfears Email:@ Myfaithisbiggerthanmyfears@gmail.comShop my Shopify online store: myfaithisbiggerthanmyfears.myshopify.comMasonAlexanderfoundation.org Donate via PayPal @ https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=Q5DU8WYJPEUGSupport the Show:If this episode blessed you, consider leaving a rating and review — it helps others find the show! Want to support us directly? To support My Faith is Bigger Than My Fears Podcast, donate via @PayPal: @https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=83927C56PFB9G.
Welcome back family, to My Faith Is Bigger Than My Fears — the podcast where we encourage, motivate, we put our faith and trust in God, while conquering our fears one episode at a time.Episode 39My Faith Is Bigger Than My Fears: What It Means to Wait on the LordIn this encouraging episode, we explore the spiritual meaning of waiting on the Lord—a phrase that calls us to active trust, not passive patience. Drawing from the powerful words of Isaiah 40:31, we discover that waiting isn’t a sign of weakness or delay, but a season where God renews our strength and lifts us up like eagles.If you’re struggling with fear or uncertainty during a waiting season, this episode reminds you that God’s timing is perfect, His power is unwavering, and your faith can be bigger than your fears. Learn practical ways to stay rooted in God’s promises while you wait and hear a heartfelt prayer to strengthen your trust in Him.Tune in and be encouraged to let your faith soar above your fears!Three practical tips while you’re waiting: Stay rooted in the Word – Let Scripture fill the space that fear tries to occupy.Speak life over your situation – Declare God's promises, even if you don't see them yet.Lean into community and prayer – You weren’t made to wait alone.Scriptures:Isiah 40Mark 9:23-24Philippians 4:6 Listen + Subscribe:Don’t miss future episodes! Be sure to subscribe on your favorite podcast platform and share this episode with someone who needs encouragement today. Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts | YouTube |Connect with Us:Instagram: @MyfaithisbiggerthanmyfearsSubstack: https://substack.com/@myfaithisbiggerthanmyfearsThreads: @ my faith is bigger than my fears Email:@ Myfaithisbiggerthanmyfears@gmail.comShop my Shopify online store: myfaithisbiggerthanmyfears.myshopify.comMasonAlexanderfoundation.org Donate via PayPal @ https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=Q5DU8WYJPEUGSupport the Show:If this episode blessed you, consider leaving a rating and review — it helps others find the show! Want to support us directly? To support My Faith is Bigger Than My Fears Podcast, donate via @PayPal: @https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=83927C56PFB9G.
Welcome back family, to My Faith Is Bigger Than My Fears — the podcast where we grow in faith, push past fear, and pursue everything God has for us. Episode 38:“Looking to Jesus: Author and Finisher of Our Faith” Podcast: My Faith Is Bigger Than My Fears | Host: Tamela IngramIn this heartfelt and faith-filled episode, I get real about what it means to keep our eyes fixed on Jesus — especially in the middle of uncertainty, fear, and a chaotic world. Centered around Hebrews 12:2, this episode dives deep into how Jesus is both the Author and Finisher of our faith, and why that truth should anchor us in every season.I share my personal testimony of stepping into a new career path and learning to trust God more deeply — even when life doesn't make sense. Through scripture, encouragement, and practical wisdom, I challenge listeners to shift their focus, stay rooted in God’s Word, and check the posture of their hearts.Scriptures:Hebrews 12:2- "Looking to Jesus, the author and finisher of our faith..."Psalm 28:7- "The Lord is my strength and my shield..."1 Samuel 16:7 -" Man looks at the outward appearance, but the Lord looks at the heart."Romans 10:17-"Faith comes by hearing..."NKJV Bible. In This Episode, You’ll Learn:What “looking unto Jesus” really means in daily lifeWhy trusting Jesus as the Author and Finisher of your faith changes everythingHow to navigate fear, doubt, and uncertainty through biblical truthThree practical steps to grow your faith this weekThe power of intercessory prayer and heart-check moments with God Weekly Challenge:Shift your focus to Jesus, immerse yourself in God’s Word, and check your heart’s posture in prayer. Reflection Prompt:“My faith is bigger than my fears when __________.”Tune in, be encouraged, and remember: You’re never alone. Keep looking to Jesus — He’s got you from beginning to end. Listen now and share with someone who needs this message of hope and truth.Listen + Subscribe:Don’t miss future episodes! Be sure to subscribe on your favorite podcast platform and share this episode with someone who needs encouragement today. Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts | YouTube |Connect with Us:Instagram: @MyfaithisbiggerthanmyfearsSubstack: https://substack.com/@myfaithisbiggerthanmyfearsThreads: @ my faith is bigger than my fears Email:@ Myfaithisbiggerthanmyfears@gmail.comShop my Shopify online store: myfaithisbiggerthanmyfears.myshopify.comMasonAlexanderfoundation.org Donate via PayPal @ https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=Q5DU8WYJPEUGSupport the Show:If this episode blessed you, consider leaving a rating and review — it helps others find the show! Want to support us directly? To support My Faith is Bigger Than My Fears Podcast, donate via @PayPal: @https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=83927C56PFB9G.
EPISODE 37: Delighting with the Lord SummaryPodcast: My Faith Is Bigger Than My FearsHello family, welcome back to another episode of "My Faith is Bigger Than My Fears" podcast.In this episode, we explore what it means to delight in and abide with the Lord. These two powerful spiritual practices invite us into deeper relationship and dependence on God.To delight in the Lord means to find joy, satisfaction, and pleasure in His presence—not just seeking what He can give us, but surrendering our desires to Him and aligning our hearts with His will. Psalm 37:4 reminds us:“Delight yourself also in the Lord, and He shall give you the desires of your heart.”To abide in the Lord means to remain connected, close, and dependent on Him in all areas of life. John 15:5 tells us:“He who abides in Me, and I in him, bears much fruit; for without Me you can do nothing.”Come now, you who say, “Today or tomorrow we will go to such and such a city, spend a year there, buy and sell, and make a profit”; whereas you do not know what will happen tomorrow. For what is your life? It is even a vapor that appears for a little time and then vanishes away. Instead you ought to say, “If the Lord wills, we shall live and do this or that.” But now you boast in your arrogance. All such boasting is evil.”James 4:13-16 NKJVThe episode also reflects on Haggai 2:15–19, where God calls His people to stop focusing on their own houses and return to building His temple. When they refocused on God’s assignment, He restored their blessings. This reminds us that when we prioritize God, He honors our obedience.You’ll be challenged this week to slow down, not rush your time with God, and ask:Am I truly delighting in the Lord?Am I abiding in Him daily?The episode closes with prayer and an invitation to grow deeper in your relationship with Jesus Christ—the One who makes it possible to delight and abide in the Father.Listen + Subscribe:Don’t miss future episodes! Be sure to subscribe on your favorite podcast platform and share this episode with someone who needs encouragement today. Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts | YouTube |Connect with Us:Instagram: @MyfaithisbiggerthanmyfearsSubstack: https://substack.com/@myfaithisbiggerthanmyfearsThreads: @ my faith is bigger than my fears Email:@ Myfaithisbiggerthanmyfears@gmail.comShop my Shopify online store: myfaithisbiggerthanmyfears.myshopify.comUse code: SEPTEMBER for the rest of this month to receive 20% off your entire purchase. MasonAlexanderfoundation.org Donate via PayPal @ https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=Q5DU8WYJPEUGSupport the Show:If this episode blessed you, consider leaving a rating and review — it helps others find the show! Want to support us directly? To support My Faith is Bigger Than My Fears Podcast, donate via @PayPal: @https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=83927C56PFB9G.
Hello family, and welcome back to another episode of My Faith is Bigger Than My Fears. Today's episode is a deeply personal one. We're sitting down with Mason's uncle to reflect on Mason's life, the love he shared, and the legacy he's left behind. His tragic loss has touched so many-whether you knew him personally or not, his story has impacted hearts across our community.Let's take time to honor his memory, share some powerful reflections, and find strength in the midst of sorrow. Let's get into today's episode."Forever 15: Honoring Mason Alexander on His 19th Birthday"In this deeply personal and powerful episode, we celebrate the life and legacy of Mason Alexander on what would have been his 19th birthday. Today, I am Joined by producer Cameron Ball (CB10 media) and Rahvy Murray( Mason’s Uncle). We sat down to reflect on the joy, light, and the love Mason brought into the lives of everyone around him—especially his mother, his family, his friends, and the football community.Who was Mason?More than an athlete, Mason was a bright spirit—full of faith, passion, and purpose. His legacy continues to inspire through the Mason Alexander Foundation, which is dedicated to carrying forward his light and impact.We talk about: • The values Mason stood for • The incredible strength of his mother and family • How his foundation is changing lives • Why his legacy lives on as #Forever15Link to Give: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Bte7RcgCBlPxsNlOQHKJwqMfJWlHMfHt/view?usp=sharing Use this link to access QR code to give and support the Mason Alexander Foundation. Every gift helps keep his memory alive and give back to youth sports. Mason will always be a light that shine bright through us all.Thank you all for tuning in and holding space with us today. As we reflected on Mason's life and the impact he's had, we're reminded of how precious our time is, how deep love runs, and how faith can carry us even through the heaviest grief. To Mason's family, friends, and everyone still navigating his loss- our prayers, love, and strength are with you. His light continues to shine through the lives he touched. If today's episode moved you, I encourage you to share it with someone who might need a little extra hope, healing, or perspective. And as always, remember: My Faith is Bigger Than My Fears- even in the valley.Until next time, I am your host Tamela Ingram, we're we motivate, we encourage, we put our faith and trust in God, and we conquer our fears one episode at a time. #FOREVER15If you would like to be a sponsor or have Mason's Foundation be apart of your event. Reach out to Mr. Rahvy Murray @email address: Rahv1204@gmail.comCameron Ball (CB10)/ Photography/ Videography: follow him @ cb10media on IG or email address: Cameronball800@gmail.comListen + Subscribe:Don’t miss future episodes! Be sure to subscribe on your favorite podcast platform and share this episode with someone who needs encouragement today. Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts | YouTube |Connect with Us:Instagram: @MyfaithisbiggerthanmyfearsSubstack: https://substack.com/@myfaithisbiggerthanmyfearsThreads: @ my faith is bigger than my fears Email:@ Myfaithisbiggerthanmyfears@gmail.comShop my Shopify online store: myfaithisbiggerthanmyfears.myshopify.comSupport the Show:If this episode blessed you, consider leaving a rating and review — it helps others find the show! Want to support us directly? To support My Faith is Bigger Than My Fears Podcast, donate via @PayPal: @https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=83927C56PFB9G.
Podcast Episode 35: “Silent Season, Rooted in Faith”Podcast: Faith is Bigger Than My FearsHost: Tamela Ingram Duration: ~13:57 minutesIn Episode 35, we dive into the sacredness of the “Silent Season”—a time when life feels quiet, uncertain, or even isolating, yet God is deeply at work. This episode encourages listeners to embrace stillness, trust God’s process, and find power in the quiet moments of their faith journey.| IntroductionHello Family, Welcome back to the podcastToday’s theme: Understanding the power and purpose of a "Silent Season"| Reframing IsolationIsolation isn’t always negative—it can be divine protectionCreating space to hear God without outside distractions| The Purpose of the Silent SeasonGuarding what you share during seasons of growthDrawing close to God through prayer, fasting, and stillnessNot everything God gives is meant to be shared right away | Biblical Examples: Jesus and SilenceJesus’ silent, solitary moments in Scripture:40 days in the wilderness (Luke 4:1–13)All-night prayer before choosing disciples (Mark 3:13–19)Gethsemane before His arrest (Matthew 26:36–46)Silence as a space for clarity, intimacy, and alignment with God’s will| Trusting the ProcessSilent seasons can feel lonely, but they are seasons of alignmentFaith often moves quietly but with boldness (Hebrews 11:1)God is working even when we can't see or hear clearly| Reflection + Call to ActionEvaluate your own silent season: Is God inviting you into deeper intimacy?Be intentional with what you share and how you spend your quiet timeThe secret place is where God refines, prepares, and empowers you| ConclusionEven in silence, God is present and activeStay rooted in faith, trust His timing, and walk boldly—even when it's quietEncouragement to share the episode with someone who may be in a silent seasonKey Takeaway“When your faith is bigger than your fears, your silence becomes sacred.”Listen + Subscribe:Don’t miss future episodes! Be sure to subscribe on your favorite podcast platform and share this episode with someone who needs encouragement today. Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts | YouTube |Connect with Us:Instagram: @MyfaithisbiggerthanmyfearsSubstack: https://substack.com/@myfaithisbiggerthanmyfearsThreads: @ my faith is bigger than my fears Email:@ Myfaithisbiggerthanmyfears@gmail.comShop my Shopify online store: myfaithisbiggerthanmyfears.myshopify.comSupport the Show:If this episode blessed you, consider leaving a rating and review — it helps others find the show! Want to support us directly? To support My Faith is Bigger Than My Fears Podcast, donate via @PayPal: @https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=83927C56PFB9G.LABOR DAY SALE: All Merch from August 25th - September 1st. Get 20% OFF your purchase with the code: LABOR DAY at checkout.Shop my Shopify online store: myfaithisbiggerthanmyfears.myshopify.com
Title: God’s Sovereignty vs. God’s Wrath – Have You Insulted the Spirit of Grace?Series: Who God Is – Part 3.Hey family! Welcome back to My Faith Is Bigger Than My Fears — this is Episode 34, and today, we’re wrapping up our powerful series on Who God Is. We’ve talked about who God is, we’ve talked about God’s love, and now we’re diving deep into something that might make some of us a little uncomfortable... but it’s necessary. Today we’re talking about God’s Sovereignty vs. God’s Wrath — and yes, we’re going there: Have you insulted the Spirit of Grace?Let’s get into it.Main Topics Covered:God’s Sovereignty: His all-knowing, all-powerful nature, and ultimate authority.God’s Wrath: A holy and just response to sin, not to be confused with human anger.Hebrews 10: The transition from the Old Covenant (burnt offerings) to Jesus as the final sacrifice.The Danger of Willful Sin: Continuing in sin after receiving the truth is an offense to the Holy Spirit.Abusing God’s Grace: God is merciful, but grace is not a license to sin. There are eternal consequences for disobedience.Living a Double Life: Personal testimony about serving in church while knowingly living in sin — and the conviction that followed.Conviction vs. Condemnation: God’s conviction is a sign of His love, calling us back to Him.Lukewarm Faith: Revelation 3: God will not accept half-hearted devotion. Choose a side — hot or cold.Scriptures Referenced:Hebrews 10:10–18 – Jesus, the final and complete sacrificeHebrews 10:26–31 – The warning against deliberate sinJames 1:12–15 – How sin leads to deathRevelation 3:15–16 – God's rejection of lukewarm faithMatthew 7:23 – “I never knew you, worker of iniquity”Key Takeaways:God's grace is a gift, but not to be taken lightly or abused.Conviction is proof that God still wants your heart — don't ignore it.Serving in church doesn’t exempt us from obedience to God’s Word.If you know the truth but choose to keep sinning, you’re insulting the Spirit of Grace.Repentance isn’t just saying “I’m sorry” — it’s turning away from sin and toward God.Reflection Questions:Am I living a double life spiritually?Have I mistaken God's grace for permission to keep sinning?What fruit am I producing? Do others clearly see that I belong to God?If Jesus returned today, would I be ready?Challenge to Listeners:Don’t play with God’s grace.Don’t assume you have time to “get right.”Surrender today. Repent. Turn back to God.Let your life reflect His holiness — not just your words.Action Steps:Go back and listen to:Episode 32 – Who Is God?Episode 33 – God’s LoveShare this episode with someone who needs truth spoken in love.Take time this week to evaluate your walk with God honestly.Listen + Subscribe:Don’t miss future episodes! Be sure to subscribe on your favorite podcast platform and share this episode with someone who needs encouragement today. Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts | YouTube |Connect with Us:Instagram: @MyfaithisbiggerthanmyfearsSubstack: https://substack.com/@myfaithisbiggerthanmyfearsThreads: @ my faith is bigger than my fears Email:@ Myfaithisbiggerthanmyfears@gmail.comShop my Shopify online store: myfaithisbiggerthanmyfears.myshopify.comSupport the Show:If this episode blessed you, consider leaving a rating and review — it helps others find the show! Want to support us directly? To support My Faith is Bigger Than My Fears Podcast, donate via @PayPal: @https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=83927C56PFB9G.LABOR DAY SALE: All Merch from August 25th - September 1st. Get 20% OFF your purchase with the code: LABOR DAY at checkout.Shop my Shopify online store: myfaithisbiggerthanmyfears.myshopify.com
Welcome back family, and thank you for tuning in to another episode of My Faith is Bigger Than My Fears! I'm so glad you're here. Today, we're diving into Part 2 of our powerful series: Who God is. In this episode, we're taking it even deeper by exploring God's love versus the world's version of love- and trust me, you don't want to miss this. So go ahead and grab your Bible, get your notepad ready, and let's open our hearts as we dig into the truth of God's character and His unshakable love. Let's jump in! In this powerful follow-up to our last episode, we continue exploring the deep and transformative love of God. We ask again: What is love? But this time, we press even deeper into how God's love overcomes fear, redeems the lost, and never fails.From 1 Corinthians 13 to the resurrection of Jesus, and from James 5 to 1 John 4, this episode is a reminder that your faith, rooted in God's love, is greater than any fear you're facing.This is the kind of love that suffers long, endures, redeems, and rescues. And it’s the kind of love that calls us to live without fear.Scriptures Mentioned:1 Corinthians 13:4-8 (Love never fails)1 Corinthians 15:3-4 (The Risen Christ)James 5:19-20 (God’s love for the wanderer)1 John 4:7-16 (God is love, perfect love casts out fear)1 John 4:10 – Propitiation: Jesus as the atoning sacrifice for our sin “Propitiation” defined: A sacrifice that satisfies the justice and righteous anger of God — and Jesus is that sacrifice. (Source: The Gospel Coalition)Key Takeaways:God’s love is patient, kind, and enduring — even when we are not.Jesus' death and resurrection are the greatest expressions of love the world has ever known.God’s love pursues even the wanderer and welcomes them home.Jesus is the “propitiation” — the very sacrifice that satisfies God’s justice.Faith rooted in God’s love has the power to cast out fear.Affirmation to Declare This Week:“My faith is bigger than my fears, because my God is love — and His love never fails.”Listen + Subscribe:Don’t miss future episodes! Be sure to subscribe on your favorite podcast platform and share this episode with someone who needs encouragement today. Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts | YouTube | Connect with Us:Instagram: @ my faith is bigger than my fearsSubstack: https://substack.com/@myfaithisbiggerthanmyfearsThreads: @ my faith is bigger than my fears Email:@ Myfaithisbiggerthanmyfears@gmail.comShop Podcast Merch: Myfaithisbiggerthanmyfears.myshopify.comSupport the Show:If this episode blessed you, consider leaving a rating and review — it helps others find the show! Want to support us directly? PayPal @Myfaithisbiggerthanmyfears@gmail.com Remember that new episodes come out every Monday. And as we say here… Our Faith is Bigger Than Our Fears!
Hey family! Welcome back to My Faith is Bigger Than My Fears- I'm glad you're here. Today we're discussing, Who God is- Love, Mercy, & Salvation. We are diving into the foundation of our faith- who God is, why He created us, and what His love means in the face of sin and salvation. If you've ever wondered how a perfect and holy God could still love us despite our mistakes- this episode is for you. Let's get into it.Who is God? God is the creator of the heavens and the earth. God created all things, and finally God created humanity. Then God said, 'Let Us make man in our image, according to Our likeness.... " Genesis 1:26 (NKJV). God made us In His Image. Genesis 5: 1-2 (NKJV)Why did God create us? God created us to have a relationship with Him- to walk with Him, live freely in His presence, and to rule the earth under His authority. But that changed when...The Fall- When Fellowship was Broken with God and Humanity.Adam and Eve sin against God. They disobey God when He told them not to eat of the tree of knowledge of good and evil.... Genesis 2:15-17. (NKJV)Now since sin has entered the earth, this caused consquences, pain, and separation from God. But even in our rebellion... God still loved us. We make choices that break our fellowship with God. I've been there- times when I felt distant from God becasue of my mistakes or my sins. Guilt and shame was something that I struggled with, but God still loves me after what I've done? Yes! Romans 3:23, We all have sinned and fallen short of the glory of God. (NKJV) . It's not about being perfect- it's about God's grace while turning from our sins.God's love & Rescure PlanGod's love redeemed us. God sent Jesus - His only Son- to live a perfect life, to die in our place, and to rise again with victory over sin and death. Jesus paid the debt we owed. He took the punishment for us. John 3:16, " For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever believes in Him should not perish but have everlasting life." (NKJV), "For God did not send His Son into the world to condemn the world, but that the world through Him might be saved." John 3:17 (NKJV)Salvation is a Gift:Salvation is a Gift from God. " Repent, and Believe in the Gospel. Mark 1:15 (NKJV) Salvation is not something that we can earn with good deeds, money, or just being a "good person." It's a free Gift from God that only if you believe in Jesus Christ: We are forgiven, We are made new, and we receive eternal life with God. " Jesus said to him, 'I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through Me." John 14:6 (NKJV)Salvation is available to ALL who believe.Is God Calling You?"For whoever calls on the name of the Lord shall be saved." Romans 10:13 (NKJV)Have you called on Jesus? Have you accepted His love and grace? Jesus is still calling, " Follow Me, and I will make you fishers of men." Matthew 4:19. (NKJV) If you don't yet have a personal relationship with Jesus Christ as your Lord and Savior... what's holding you back? The same God who created the universe, who formed you in His image, who sent His Son to die in your place- He wants a relationship with you. Additional scriptures: Ephesians 1:4, "Just as He chose us in Him before the foundation of the world, (NKJV).Colossians 3:2, " Set your mind on things above, not on things on the earth." (NKJV)Closing thoughts: Who is God? He is Creator, Redeemer, and Father. He is love, Mercy, and Salvation and who wants to walk with you- forever.Thank you for listening today. If this message spoke to you, please share it with someone you love. And if you made the decision today. I'd love to hear from you- reach out at my faith is bigger than my fears on all social media platforms . or email me at myfaithisbiggerthanmyfear@gmail.com. Remember: You are not alone.IF you would like to purchase a "My Faith is Bigger Than My Fears" trucker hat, please visit: use code: PODCAST to get 10% off your entire purchase. Link below ⬇️ https://myfaithisbiggerthanmyfears.myshopify.com/discount/PODCAST Until next time, I am your host, Tamela Ingram, we motivate , encourage, we put out faith and trust in God, and we conquer our fears one episode at a time. New Episodes come out every Monday. Please like, comment, and subscribe. Remember: Your Faith is Bigger Than Your Fears. Stay rooted in the Word, and stay encouraged.
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Welcome back to "My Faith is Bigger Than My Fears" podcast. Today's epsiode we're going deep y'all. Are we representing God well to our children? Let's talk about it. Parenting is one of the most important ministries we'll ever have. And as followers of Christ, we don't just raise children-we're discipling future believers, future leaders, and future kingdom builders. So here's the question: Are we representing God well to our children?Topics: Fruits First- What do our children see? Our children watch us more than they listen to us. How are we treating others? Our we one way at home but another way at church? They watch it all. So, I ask: Does your life align with the Word of God?Faith-Are we teaching it or Just talking about it? Faith isn't just a word. It's a lifestyle. Are we teaching our children how to have a real faith in God- even when life doesn't look how they want it to? Even when God says no... we still say, " Yes, Lord."Do they see us Praying, Worshiping, and Fasting? Proverbs 22:6 tells us: " Train up a child in the way he should go, and when he is old, he will not depart from it." Do your children see you praying in your living room? Do they see you worshiping in the kitchen? Do they see you fasting and seeking God in the hard times? My children are a witness of seeing me doing all three of these in my life, this is how I am able to communicate and hear from God.Are we giving our kids false hope about who God is? Are we teaching our children that God is a genie? That if they pray and behave,then God will give them whatever they want? That's not biblical. We as parents will be held accountable for what we've taught our children about who God is. Are we teaching them fear-based theology? God is love, God is grace, God is holy. Are we being real with our children? When things don't go the way we've prayed... When God says "not yet" or "no"... how do we explain that? Are we honest with our children about disappointments? We have to teach our children that God is worthy to be praised not just for what He does- but for who He is.Are we Teaching or Forcing God on our children? We can't force God on our children, But we can teach them how to live for Him in a way that makes them want to know Him for themselves. If our children see us trust God in the trial, they'll learn how to trust Him in theirs.Teach them to pray for themselves. Let's teach our children how to pray. Let's encourage them to read the Word. Let's ask them what they hear from God.God wants to have a relationship with our children, He wants to speak to them, guide them the same powerful way He loves us.Closing thoughts: Parenting is more than raising polite, successful, or even religious children. It's about leading them to the One who made them to Jesus. So I ask you- Are we representing God well to our children? Let's be intentional, be honest, and most of all- let's live the kind of life that makes our children say, "I want to know the God my parents serve." If this episode blessed you, share it with a fellow parent, and remember: God loves your children even more than you do- and He's walking with you as you raise them.Scriptures: Proverbs 22:6, Romans 8:1, John 15:5, Revelation 3:20 NKJVThank you tuning into another episode of My Faith is Bigger Than my Fears, podcast. I'm your host, Tamela Ingram. We motivate, we encourage, we put our faith and trust in God, and we conquer our fears one episode at a time. New episodes come out every Monday. Until next time, stay faithful, stay prayerful, and never forget- your faith is bigger than your fears. Follow me: IG, Threads, TikTok, and YouTube. Please like, comment, and subscribe. New "My Faith is Bigger Than My Fears, podcast truckers hats dropping soon. Stay tune for the launch!
Today's episode, we're diving into a topic that mysterious for some, exciting for others, and for many-a little bit of both. We're talking about how God speaks to us through dreams. Yes-dreams-those visions we get while we sleep that sometimes make no sense and sometimes shake us to our core. So grab your journal, your Bible, or just your heart- and let's dive in.The Dreamer- Joseph, Joesph(Jesus's earthly father), and Paul. God gave prophetic dreams to Joseph and it lead him to his God-given destiny.(Genesis 37:5 NKJV). Joseph(Jesus' earthly father) God warned Joseph to save Jesus from being killed( Matthew 2:13 NKJV). Paul was giving instructions on his ministry direction (Acts 16:9). Remember that dreams never die because God is the one who gave them the dreams. *Dreams from God may take time to come to pass, but they never die*.I began having dreams at the age of seven or eight years old. I didn't fully grasp the blessings of being a dreamer. I recall asking God to remove this gift because I was fearful of it, not realizing that not everyone possesses this gift and how fortunate I was that God entrusted me with it to share with others, to guide me, to warn me, and to reveal my purpose through the dreams God was revealing to me.Don't fear the unknown- seek God in it. Sometimes your next step is hidden in a dream. Purpose of our dreams:1. Dreams that WARN us2. Dreams that GUIDE and INSTRUCT US3. Dreams that REVEAL PURPOSE4. Dreams for OTHERS Faith over Fear Challenge: 1. Keep a dream journal this week.2. When you wake up, write down anything you remember- no matter how strange or small. Be very detailed3. Pray over it. Ask: "God, is this from you? What are you saying to me?"4. Line it up with his word. God will never contradict Scripture.God always confirms His word with His word. "For we do not wrestle against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this age, against spiritual hosts of wickedness in the heavenly places." Ephesians 6:12 NKJVThank you for spending time with me today. If this episode blessed you, share it with a friend-and if you've a dreamer or recently had a dream that impacted your walk with God, I'd love to hear your story. DM me at my faith is bigger than my fears on Instagram. or email me at myfaithisbiggerthanmyfears@gmail.com. Let's keep the conversation going. New episodes come out every Monday. Remember we encourage, we motivate, we put our faith and trust in God, and we conquer our fears one episode at a time. Your Faith is bigger than your fears- and God is still speaking. Even while you sleep.Follow me: IG, Threads, TikTok and YouTube @ my faith is bigger than my fears. Also new products are launching soon! Stay tune for release dates.
Welcome to My faith is bigger than my fears podcast. Today's episode is all about something so many of us long for- to truly be in the presence of God. Not just on Sundays. Not just during crisis. But daily. In the quiet, in the stillness, in the highs and lows of life. Whether you're a beliver or someone longing to feel God more tangibly again, this episode is for you.I'm going to walk you through four intentional steps that lead us into deeper communion with God:1. Authentic relationship- Not religion. Not routine. But real relationship. God desires connection. He knows us inside and out- the good, the bad, and the parts you hide from others. And yet, He loves you fiercely. Exodus 33:14 NKJV2. Prayer- Prayer isn't just talking to God-it's being with Him. Listening. Resting. Pouring out our hearts and making room for Him to respond. Some prayers might be a whispered words through tears. Other days, it might be joyful praise. Both are scared.3. Being in nature- God created all of this. The sky, the trees, the oceans and us. Being in nature slow us down. It invites us to look up. Sometimes, when we feel far from God, we just need to unplug and get still. Go on a walk, sit under the stars, listen to the wind. Psalms 37:7 NKJV4. Fasting- Is the most overlooked but powerful spiritual discipline. It's not about deprivation- it's about devotion. When we fast, we silence the noise of the world and awaken our hunger for God. It can be food, social media, distractions-anything that has too much of our attention. The goal isn't suffer, it's to make space for God to fill us. Erza 8:22-23 NKJV, James 2:14-23So, if you've been craving closeness with God- His nearness, His presence- 1.Be real with Him. 2. Talk to Him-and listen. 3. Step into His creation. 4. Make space for Him through fasting. God is faithful, who promises to draw near when we seek Him with our whole heart.Thank you for tuning into another episode of my faith is bigger than my fears podcast. I'm your host, Tamela Ingram. We encourage, We motivate, we put our faith and trust in God, and we conquer our fears one episode at a time. New episodes come out every Monday. Don't forget to share this episode if it blessed you, and if you haven't already, subscribe so we can keep walking this faith journey together.Until next time, keep seeking, keep trusting- and stay in His presence.Follow me: IG, TikTok, Threads and Youtube @ Myfaithis biggthanmyfears.
In today's episode, we're coming from James chapter 1:19, which talks about being swift to hear, slow to speak, and slow to wrath. We're going to discuss what James is talking about these three characteristics that James says we should have if we are representing the righteousness of God.Do you find yourself effectively listening to others, or are you quick to respond without truly hearing them out? Are you slow to anger, or are you the opposite of what James is talking about? Ask yourself, why are you so quick to not hear others out, to respond quickly, and to get angry at others, which is not representing God's righteousness? You need to check your heart posture and ask yourself why you feel the need to always defend yourself to others. I've learned that not every situation or person deserves a response. I can listen without agreeing, ask God for wisdom on whether to respond or not, and control our emotions to avoid reacting in anger. These are the questions you need to ask yourself this week. God's righteousness is holy,calm, caring,empathetic,compassion towards others, so this is what James is telling us: how we should respond to people at all times shows that we have the righteousness of God. I would encourage you to read the book of James. There is so much meat in this book. James 1:19 'So, then my beloved brethren, let every man be swift to hear,slow to speak, slow to wrath, for the wrath of man does not produce the righteousness of God.' What is your wrath producing? Thank you again for tuning into another episode of 'My faith is bigger than my fears' podcast. I am your host, Tamela Ingram. We motivate, we encourage,we put our faith and trust in God, and we conquer our fears one episode at a time. New episodes come out every Monday. Until next time, remember: what is your wrath producing? Not every situation or person deserves a response, so Stop talking.Follow me: IG, TikTok,Threads, and on my Youtube channel @ myfaithisbiggerthanmyfears.
On today's episode, we're going to discuss why we constantly cheering for others but not for ourselves the way we cheer for others. Why do we overextend ourselves to people who aren't willing to do the same for us? We have to learn how to be our own biggest cheerleader, whether people support us or not. If you have people who support you and cheer you on, know that those are your people. But we're talking about those you reach out to on a regular basis and aren't getting that in return. Today, we talking about three things: 1, no more overextending yourself to others; 2, how to show up for yourself without needing others to validate you; and 3, learn how to cheer loud and proud for yourself and your accomplishments, knowing that God sees you and is cheering you on, even if no one else is. Also, ask yourself this question: Why are you so quick to cheer others on but not yourself? Do you feel like you don't deserve to be cheered on or supported because of past fears? We have to learn that fear is something God says He has not given us, so regardless of whether it's fear or you feel like shrinking, you have to know you deserve to be seen, cheered for, and supported. If others don't show you that, you have to find a way to show it to yourself. It's essential we don't deplete ourselves for others while having nothing left to give ourselves. So, no more shrinking, no more overextending ourselves to others who don't do the same for us. We're going to give ourselves the same energy we give to others we're cheering on. Shout out to the people who support you and whom you support. Today is the last day we stop being everybody else's cheerleader and become your own biggest cheerleader. Thank you again for tuning into another episode of 'My faith is bigger than my fears' podcast. I am your host, Tamela Ingram. Where we encourage, motivate , put our faith and trust in God, and we conquer our fears one episode at a time. New episodes come out every Monday. Remember to become your own biggest cheerleader.Follow me: IG,TikTok,Threads, and Youtube@ my faith is bigger than my fears. Like, comment and subscribe.
In today's episode, we're going to talk about Apostle Paul, who encourages us in Philippians 4:6 not to be anxious about anything. We're going to break down this verse, and then we're also going to talk about how the peace of God that surpasses all understanding guards our hearts and minds through Christ Jesus. Let's break down this verse. Paul tells us to be anxious for nothing, but rather to make our requests known to God through prayer and supplication with thanksgiving. Paul is telling us to trust God, no matter what our circumstances are, whether we're believing God to answer our prayers for ourselves or others. We know that God's peace is with us and will help us through every situation if we keep our minds stayed on Him. While guarding our hearts and minds, meaning not letting our emotions or inner self be influenced negatively, causing us to doubt what we're asking God for. Here are some scriptures to reference: "Now may the Lord of peace himself give you peace at all times in every way. The Lord be with you all." 2 Thessalonians 3:16 ESV"Above all else, guard your heart, for everything you do flows from it." Proverbs 4:23 ESVGod's peace, is described as a profound sense of inner tranquility, wholeness, and security that surpasses human understanding. Trust God, having confidence in Him, a relationship with God, knowing God's character and being in His presence is what we all need during these hard times. So even in these hard times that we're all dealing with, there's so much going on in the world- the protests, personal issues, family issues. We have friends who are dealing with sickness in their bodies, but here is Paul telling us to be anxious for nothing, meaning we will face trying times but not to worry about our circumstances, but to trust God, give God thanks, and know that He is in control, no matter what we face. So my question to you is, what does God's peace look like to you? Thank you again for tuning into another episode of "My faith is bigger than my fears" podcast. I am your host Tamela Ingram. Here, we encourage, motivate, we put our faith and trust in God, and conquer of fears one episode at a time. New episodes come out every Monday.If you would like to purchase "My faith depends on the faith moves I make today." from " I see U sis." Reach out to Star or Tresase's email: info@faithmoves.com or info@searsmpe.com. @myfaithisbiggerthanmyfearsFollow me @IG,Threads, TikTok and Youtube @ Myfaithisbiggerthanmyfears.