In this heartfelt episode, we meet the disciples in John 21—tired, discouraged, and empty-handed after a long night of fishing. They’ve returned to what’s familiar, but it’s not working anymore. Maybe you’ve felt that too—doing the right things, praying the right prayers, and still coming up empty.

But then, as dawn breaks, Jesus appears on the shore and gently offers new direction: “Try the other side.” He doesn’t criticize their effort—He redirects it. And that one act of obedience fills their nets to overflowing.

This message is for anyone ready to give up. Maybe it’s not your effort that needs to change, but your direction. Maybe God is calling you to a different strategy, a quieter yes, a deeper trust.

Sometimes the miracle is just on the other side of surrender.

Don’t quit before the morning. Jesus is still standing on the shore—still guiding, still providing. You’re not forgotten. You’re being led. So pause, listen, and ask Him: Where should I cast my net now?

Because one word from Jesus changes everything.

In this powerful episode of 10 Minutes In-Courage-Meant Just for You, we unpack a truth we all need to hear: Remember the past, but don’t look back. God calls us to honor where He’s brought us from—but not to live there. Whether we’re looking back with pride or paralyzed by shame, the past can’t define what God is doing right now.

Using Isaiah 43:18–19, Philippians 3:13–14, and Luke 9:62, we’re reminded that backward glances can cost us forward movement. Lot’s wife became a pillar of salt for just one look back. Jesus tells us plainly—you can’t plow straight if your eyes are behind you. When we dwell on who we were, we risk missing who we’re becoming in Christ.

This episode is an invitation to stop rehearsing the old labels, the regrets, the “I used to be” scripts, and start stepping into the new thing God is doing. Because in Christ, Romans 8:1 says there’s no condemnation. Your past doesn’t imprison you—it positions you to walk in freedom.

So today, let gratitude shape your memory, not your direction. Eyes forward, friend—you’re not who you were. You’re becoming who He’s always seen you to be.

If you’re soul-tired from fighting battles that feel too big, too long, or too unfair, this episode of 10 Minutes In-Courage-Meant Just for You is a breath of grace. Rooted in 2 Chronicles 20:15 and Exodus 14:14, it’s a gentle but powerful reminder: This battle is not yours—it’s the Lord’s.

Whether your battle is in your mind, your family, your calling, or your circumstances, God never asked you to carry it alone. The pressure you feel to fix, to strive, to control—it’s not yours to bear. Sometimes the most courageous thing you can do is be still and trust the God who’s never lost a fight.

This episode walks you through the stories of God’s people facing impossible odds and reminds you that surrender isn’t weakness—it’s wisdom. As you release the weight and let go of the outcome, you’ll find peace in the middle of the fight. Victory doesn’t come from panic—it comes from praise. And just like He did for Judah, God is fighting for you in ways you cannot yet see.

You don’t have to fight for victory. You fight from it—because Jesus has already overcome. Be still. Stand firm. And watch what God will do.