Dealing With a Thorn in Your Side — David Jeremiah
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Show Notes

In this encouraging teaching, David Jeremiah explores the Apostle Paul’s words in 2 Corinthians 12, where Paul describes a persistent “thorn in the flesh” that God chose not to remove, despite repeated prayer. Dr. Jeremiah explains that thorns often represent ongoing struggles, limitations, or trials that God allows for a greater purpose.

The key truth of this message is God’s response to Paul: “My grace is sufficient for you, for My strength is made perfect in weakness.” Rather than removing the thorn, God provides sustaining grace. These challenges can protect us from pride, keep us humble, and teach us to rely fully on God instead of our own strength.

Dr. Jeremiah encourages believers to stop asking only why the thorn exists and instead ask what God is doing through it. When surrendered to Him, a thorn can become a source of spiritual growth, deeper faith, and a powerful testimony of God’s faithfulness.

Featuring studio cats Jaggy and Tedi, reminding us that even in seasons of struggle, God’s grace is present, steady, and sufficient.

How Do You Hear God’s Voice? — Michael Todd
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Show Notes

In this impactful teaching, Michael Todd addresses one of the most important questions believers ask: How do you know when God is speaking to you? He explains that hearing God’s voice is relational, not reserved for pastors or leaders, but available to every follower of Christ.

Michael Todd emphasizes that God speaks first and foremost through Scripture, and His voice will never contradict His Word. He also explains other ways God communicates—through the Holy Spirit, conviction, wise counsel, and circumstances—while warning against mistaking emotions, culture, or personal desires for God’s direction.

A central theme is proximity and posture. Drawing closer to God through prayer, obedience, and humility sharpens spiritual discernment. God is always speaking; learning to listen requires stillness, patience, and trust.

Featuring studio cats Jaggy and Tedi, a gentle reminder that God often speaks most clearly in quiet, attentive moments.

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Show Notes – Ready for Change: Here’s Your Part in God’s Plan
with Joyce Meyer

• Change is often uncomfortable, but it is one of God’s primary tools for growth

• God has a plan, and each of us has a personal responsibility within it

• Lasting change begins internally through renewing the mind

• Obedience, even in small areas, opens the door to greater purpose

• Resisting change can delay what God wants to accomplish

• Trusting God during transition produces spiritual maturity and peace

🐾 Studio Cats
Jaggy and Tedi were in the studio, a gentle reminder that growth often happens quietly—one step at a time—when we rest in God’s care and direction.