When tragedy strikes, are we seeing just the headlines—or the spiritual battle beneath?

In this episode, Stefanie reflects on the call to share the gospel, even in a culture marked by spiritual warfare. She opens up about the tragic murder of Charlie Kirk and recalls a similar loss on a Honduras mission trip, pointing to the reality that our battle is not against flesh and blood (Ephesians 6:12). Stefanie unpacks what Scripture says about murder, the power of blood, and the enemy’s attack on our identity. She also shares practical guidance on choosing a Bible translation, why community matters, and how to stay rooted in truth. The episode closes with a prayer of grace and strength for listeners.

Welcome back after a little break! In this deeplyheartfelt and spirit-led episode, Stefanie dives into the meaning of Passover—notjust as a biblical event, but as a powerful symbol of freedom, sacrifice, andGod's faithfulness throughout history. With her usual candid, energetic, andslightly ADD style, Stefanie walks listeners through the Exodus story, the 10plagues, and how each one directly confronted Egypt’s false gods in a spiritualshowdown that revealed God’s supremacy.

She then draws a powerful connection between the originalPassover lambs and Jesus as the ultimate Lamb of God, explaining how thetimeline of Jesus’ final week perfectly mirrors the Passover narrative—fromNisan 10 (when the lambs were chosen) to Nisan 14 (when both Jesus and thelambs were sacrificed).

Listeners are invited to look at the Seder meal elements—frombitter herbs to the shank bone—and reflect on how each one points to deepertruths about grief, sacrifice, hope, and deliverance. Stefanie doesn’t justteach—she asks soul-stirring questions like:

Whether you’re new to Passover or you’ve known the storysince Sunday School, this episode is an eye-opener—rich with biblical insight,cultural context, and personal reflection. Stefanie reminds us that nothing inscripture is accidental. The Old and New Testaments beautifully intertwine, andGod is always at work—even in the bitter, even in the waiting.

📝 Take notes, grab adrink (or two like Stefanie!), and let the Spirit speak to you through thispowerful teaching on the Lamb who was slain so that death would pass over us.

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In this heartfelt episode, Stefanie Thayer shares her reflections on two key themes: truly seeing people and failing forward. Fresh from attending a major international event where she was surrounded by experts in a field she knew little about, Stefanie focused on adding value through genuine human connection. She emphasizes the power of simple actions—eye contact, using people’s names, and celebrating their successes—highlighting how these small gestures can make a significant impact.

She also explores the idea of failure, urging listeners to shift their perspective and see setbacks as a crucial part of growth. Drawing from biblical stories of Peter and Joseph, Stefanie reminds us that even great leaders and visionaries faced adversity but persevered. She encourages listeners to embrace their struggles, learn from them, and keep moving forward.

The episode is filled with personal stories, wisdom, and practical ways to uplift others. Stefanie also shares insights on spiritual resilience, the importance of surrounding yourself with positive influences, and how faith can guide us through challenges. Whether you’re feeling stuck or need encouragement, this episode is a reminder that failure is not the end—it’s part of the journey to success.