In a world of hurry and heaviness, this episode calls you to live with eternity in view. From 2 Corinthians 4:18 to Revelation 21:4, you’ll see how an eternal perspective steadies weariness, reframes suffering, and clarifies priorities. Remember: we’re “strangers and pilgrims” (1 Pet. 2:11). Lay up treasure that lasts, and finish your course with faith—your quiet obedience is never wasted for you.

In 1 Corinthians 9:27, Paul says, “I keep under my body, and bring it into subjection.” This episode explores biblical self-discipline—mastering appetites, thoughts, and habits—so our walk matches our words. We unpack the Greek athlete imagery, the warning of being “a castaway” (disqualified), and simple, daily practices—Word, prayer, restraint, and focus—so you can run with patience, finish well, and live for Christ’s approval. Not fear of losing salvation—fear of losing usefulness and reward!!

Link to the Podcast episode mentioned on running the race

Embracing 2026 isn’t pretending 2025 didn’t hurt—or clinging to it like it was all you’ll ever have. Whether you were merely surviving or celebrating prayers answered, this episode points you to the One Who walked with you: “When thou passest through the waters, I will be with thee” (Isa. 43:2). Lean into mercy—“great is thy faithfulness” (Lam. 3:22–23)—and step forward: “the true light now shineth” (1 John 2:8), and “Jesus Christ the same yesterday, and to day, and for ever” (Heb. 13:8).

Week 4 of Faith & Life Together looks at Jesus, “the light who came into darkness.” From Bethlehem’s manger (Luke 2:1–7) to our kitchens and sleepless nights, Christ meets us in weakness and calls us to surrender control. God chooses humility to reveal glory in ordinary places. “And the light shineth in darkness” (John 1:5); “The LORD is my light” (Ps. 27:1). Fear and grief don’t get the last word—His light still shines. Ask: what darkness needs His light, and where must you trust His plan?

Week 3 of our Christmas series: in Luke 2:8–20, God bypasses palaces and speaks to shepherds in the dark. Watch heaven break into ordinary fields with glory, “fear not,” and good tidings of great joy for all people. Consider the humble sign of a Savior in a manger, then learn to expect holy interruptions, obey immediately, share your story, and praise God for His peace and goodwill.

In this Christmas episode, we look at Joseph—the quiet, righteous man God chose to guard His Son. While others speak and sing, Joseph simply obeys. From Matthew 1, we learn how to trust God when life is messy, to choose righteousness over reputation, and to walk in humble, costly obedience this Christmas season.

In this Christmas Faith & Life Together study for ladies, we walk with Mary through God’s shocking interruption in Nazareth. Discover how the Holy Ghost enables impossible callings, why surrender is costly but blessed, and how to say with Mary, “Be it unto me” in your own hidden battles.

In this Thanksgiving week episode of Faith & Life Together, we invite ladies to move beyond saying “thanks” to truly living it. From Colossians 3:17, we explore humility, obedience, service, surrender, and gratitude in trials, showing how everyday choices can become a lifelong “thank You” to the Lord.