In this episode of Elevate the Day, we talk with author and minister Jim Cernero about the powerful covenant Jesus established and what it means for believers today.

Many Christians understand redemption intellectually but never fully walk in the promises Jesus secured for them. This conversation will encourage you to move beyond simply knowing Scripture to actively believing and declaring what God has already spoken over your life.

Jim shares practical insights about aligning our words with God’s promises and learning to live in the victory Jesus has already won. When believers agree with God’s Word and declare His promises, it strengthens faith and opens the door for transformation in everyday life.

Whether you’re facing sickness, financial pressure, or spiritual battles, this episode will remind you that God’s promises are not distant or theoretical, they are available and active for believers today.

Takeaways:

1. The covenant Jesus established gives believers access to healing, redemption, and God’s promises.

2. Your words matter.

3. Move from mental agreement to true belief.

Learn more from Jim’s book: **The Blood's Decree by Jim Cernero

Get your copy today at: https://www.amazon.com/Bloods-Decree-Receive-Protection-Blessing/dp/B0DVVRPLB6

In this powerful episode of Elevate the Day, hosts Jennifer Covello and Karen Salisbury discuss a topic that challenges us all—receiving correction. While feedback can feel uncomfortable, it is one of God’s greatest tools for personal growth, spiritual maturity, and character development.

Through real-life examples, from corporate performance reviews to classroom lessons, Jennifer and Karen unpack why a teachable spirit is essential if we want to grow in our faith and relationships.

If you’ve ever struggled with feedback, this episode will help you develop discernment, humility, and wisdom in how you respond.

Key Takeaways:

• Correction is a pathway to peace and spiritual maturity.

• A humble heart positions us for God’s blessings.

• Constructive feedback from trusted relationships strengthens us.

• Loving instruction is not rejection—it’s refinement.

• Spiritual growth requires being correctable.

Scripture: “He who keeps instruction is in the way of life, but he who refuses correction goes astray.” (Proverbs 10:17 NKJV)

Waiting is something we all experience — waiting for clarity, breakthrough, healing, provision, or the next open door. But what if the waiting season isn’t a pause… it’s preparation?

In this powerful episode of Elevate The Day, we sit downwith author Geoffrey Graff to talk about his new book, “Don’t Waste The Wait.”

Instead of allowing waiting to become wasted time, Geoffrey challenges us to see it as an opportunity for growth, obedience, and trust.

What You’ll Learn in This Episode:

• Why waiting is a universal experience and how your response determines your growth
• How to avoid “analysis paralysis” in an information-saturated world
• A simple, actionable framework to help you move forward with clarity and faith

Key Takeaways

• Waiting is preparation, not punishment.
• The delay may be shaping you for what’s ahead.
• Clarity often comes after obedience.
• Take the next step you can see instead of waiting for the entire roadmap.
• Growth during the wait determines readiness for what’s next.
• What you do now matters more than you think.

If you’re in a season of waiting, this episode will help you shift from frustration to faith-filled action.

Get Geoffrey's book: Don't Waste the Wait: https://www.amazon.com/Dont-Waste-Wait-Steps-Timing/dp/1667511645