What if God isn’t only found in the big, dramatic moments, but in the quiet, daily yes?

In this episode of The God Behind the Name, we talk about Jehovah Rohi, the Lord our Shepherd, and how God meets us not just in miracles, but in consistency, obedience, and growth over time.

Alyssa shares her powerful journey of identity, insecurity, healing, and learning to trust God through seasons that weren’t glamorous or easy. From childhood labels to deep inner battles, this conversation reveals how God patiently shepherds us through valleys, reshaping who we are along the way.

If you’ve ever wondered why God doesn’t just “fix it instantly,” or felt like your faith journey looks slower than others, this episode is for you.

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What should we call you?

In this episode of the Focal Point Podcast, the team continues the series “The God Behind the Name” by exploring what happens after God reveals Himself.

We talk about how revelation is not meant to be the end — it’s an invitation. And that invitation almost always leads us into adjustment, obedience, and then experience with God. The challenge is that many of us get stuck in the middle.

If you’ve ever felt stuck, hesitant, or unsure why you’re not seeing breakthrough, this conversation will help you understand what step God may be inviting you to take next.

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In this episode of the Focal Point Podcast, Brittany shares a deeply personal and powerful testimony about walking through years of uncertainty, fear, and waiting as a mom of children on the autism spectrum — and how God revealed Himself to her as her hope.

From early diagnoses and difficult meetings to moments of heartbreak, faith, and perseverance, Brittany opens up about what it looks like to trust God when healing doesn’t happen the way you expect, and how hope becomes a daily choice.

This conversation is honest, vulnerable, and full of encouragement for anyone walking through a long season, waiting for answers, or struggling to hold onto faith in the middle of pain.

If you’re feeling discouraged, tired, or unsure of what God is doing in your life, this episode is for you.

This New Year’s episode looks a little different than usual.

Instead of talking about New Year’s resolutions, we talk about something deeper — posture, rhythms, and daily obedience. We unpack why we’re calling this the Anti-Resolution Episode, and why chasing a “new word” every January might not be what God is actually asking of us.

Along the way, we have some fun with a few “This or That” questions from Scripture like Peter or Paul, David and Goliath or Jericho, and use them to explore how God shapes us over time. We also break down some common spiritual phrases that sound biblical, but actually aren’t — and why believing the wrong things can subtly shift how we relate to God.

This episode is about moving from big spiritual moments to faithful daily bread. It’s about learning to trust God in the slow seasons, staying obedient when nothing seems to be changing, and letting Him finish what He already started.

If you’re entering a new year feeling tired, unsure, hopeful, or somewhere in between, this conversation is for you.

Thanks for watching, and Happy New Year.

In this special Christmas episode, we sit down with Brianna as she shares a deeply personal testimony of how God revealed Himself to her as Jehovah Shalom; the God of peace during one of the most challenging seasons of her life.

After returning from maternity leave, Brianna sensed the Lord calling her to step away from her career and stay home with her growing family. A decision that felt risky, emotional, and overwhelming. In the middle of financial uncertainty, exhaustion, identity loss, and fear about the future, God didn’t remove the storm… He met her in it.

Through worship, prayer, and obedience, Brianna discovered that peace isn’t the absence of chaos, it’s a position we can stand in when we fix our eyes on God. This episode explores what it really means to experience the peace that surpasses understanding, and how God often uses the hardest seasons to shape us, refine us, and reveal who He truly is.

We pray this encourages you, strengthens your faith, and reminds you that God is with you — even in the middle of the storm.

🎄 Merry Christmas, and thank you for listening.

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What does it really mean to experience God—not just on Sundays, but in everyday life?

In this episode from Focal Point Podcast, we dives deeper into what it looks like to recognize where God is already at work and how we’re invited to join Him. This conversation unpacks the crisis of belief, the tension between fear and faith, and how God often speaks in quiet, gentle ways rather than loud, dramatic moments.

If you’ve ever wondered “Is this God speaking?”, “Why does faith feel messy?”, or “How do I live this out during the week?”—this episode is for you.

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What does it really mean to know God — not just know about Him?

In this episode, we begin a powerful series exploring the God behind the name. From Moses and the burning bush to the defining moment known as a crisis of belief, we unpack how God reveals His character through His names — and how those names invite us into a real, personal experience with Him.

Whether you’re searching for clarity, wrestling with doubt, or longing for a deeper relationship with God, this episode may be your burning bush moment.

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In this episode Tony shares the most personal and life-changing part of his story, the moment God transformed him from simply knowing Jesus as Savior to fully surrendering to Him as Adonai, the Lord and Owner of his life.

For more than 25 years, addiction controlled Tony’s life. Even after marriage, becoming a father, and trying to quit on his own, the cycle never broke. But everything changed when God stepped in.

This is the story of Tony’s burning-bush moment, his crisis of belief, and the supernatural freedom that followed.

If you or someone you love is struggling, there is hope.

God is who He says He is, and His power can reach into any situation.