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The Power Of God's Whisper Podcast

The Power Of God's Whisper Podcast

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In the chaos of your busiest moments, God is still speaking. The Power Of God's Whisper Podcast calls you to tune your heart, sharpen your spirit, and recognize His voice even in the heat of battle. Life moves fast—but God's whisper cuts through the noise. If He spoke right now, would you notice... or miss your divine calling? Step into the fight. Listen closely. Your journey begins today!

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  • 25-330 — Unity Among Believers

    25-330 — Unity Among Believers
    Nov 26 2025
    Today we’re stepping into one of the most critical, urgent, and often misunderstood parts of our walk with Christ:Unity.Not uniformity.Not agreement on every opinion.Not pretending everything is fine.Unity.The kind of unity Jesus prayed for in John 17 — the unity that tells the watching world, “These people belong to God.”But let’s be honest…Church unity doesn’t always come naturally.Personalities clash.Preferences collide.Opinions get sharp.Egos rise.Old wounds resurface.And if we’re not careful, we begin treating each other like opponents instead of partners.I’ve lived through seasons where my words didn’t unite — they divided.Times when I fought to win instead of fighting to love.Times when I viewed conversations like battlefields instead of opportunities for grace.And God had to whisper a truth that reset my heart:“Unity isn’t losing — it’s surrendering to My Spirit.”Let’s unpack this.📜 OUR SPRINGBOARD FOR TODAY’S DISCUSSION IS:Ephesians 4:3 (ESV)“Eager to maintain the unity of the Spirit in the bond of peace.”📖 TEACHINGUnity doesn’t happen automatically.Paul says we must be eager — intentional, active, committed — to maintain it.Why?Because unity is spiritual warfare.When believers walk in unity:* The enemy loses influence* Gossip loses power* Offense loses opportunity* Pride loses its grip* Love becomes a weapon* Community becomes a fortressBut unity is also uncomfortable, because true unity requires:* Humility* Patience* Forgiveness* Listening* Dying to being right* Seeing the big pictureUnity is not “everyone thinks like me.”Unity is “everyone submits to Christ like me.”And that’s the key:Unity flows from surrender, not similarity.It’s choosing the Spirit over the flesh.It’s choosing grace over winning.It’s choosing relationship over ego.It’s choosing mission over pride.There was a time, Brother…when my words were sharper than my discernment.I thought I was defending righteousness, when really, I was defending my pride.In those days, unity wasn’t my goal — victory was.But victory-at-the-expense-of-brotherhood is not Kingdom victory.When my life began to shake…When relationships were strained…When closeness with Christ felt distant…I started to see what I had sacrificed, not for truth, but for being right.And the Holy Spirit whispered:“Matthew… My unity starts with your humility.”That whispered truth changed the way I approached the church.It changed the way I listened.It changed the way I spoke to people.And Michelle played a role in that shift.She’s always been a bridge-builder — a woman who refuses to let bitterness have the final word.She’s lived through deep wounds, exhaustion, loss, and disappointment…Yet she has this ability to show honor, even when she’s hurting.Watching her taught me something profound:Unity isn’t built on who deserves grace — it’s built on who chooses grace.And that is where the Body becomes strong.🛠️ LIVING APPLICATIONIf you want to walk in unity that pleases God:* Choose humility before opinion.You don’t lose authority by lowering yourself — you gain it.* Refuse to let offense make decisions for you.Offense is a spiritual parasite.* Listen more than you speak.Listening is not weakness — it’s wisdom.* See fellow believers as teammates, not rivals.We’re fighting the same enemy.* Let the Spirit check your heart before your mouth checks someone else’s.📅 DAILY ACTIONReach out to one person today —a fellow believer — and encourage them.Unity grows one intentional act at a time.🏋️ PRACTICEAsk God:“Who in my spiritual circle needs grace, not judgment, from me today?”Then act on it.⚔️ CHALLENGE OF THE WEEKDeclare this daily:“I choose unity. I refuse division.”🙏 PRAYERFather, make me a carrier of unity.Strip away pride, defensiveness, and the desire to win arguments.Give me the heart of Christ — gentle, humble, patient.Help me build bridges, not walls.Let my presence bring peace, healing, and encouragement to the Body.Unify us by Your Spirit, and protect our hearts from the schemes of the enemy.In Jesus’ name — amen.⚡ Let’s Get To Work.Thanks for reading My Reasons To Believe! This post is public so feel free to share it.My Reasons To Believe is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit myr2b.substack.com/subscribe
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  • 25-329 — Serving With Your Gifts (Not Someone Else’s)

    25-329 — Serving With Your Gifts (Not Someone Else’s)
    Nov 25 2025
    Today we’re stepping into a conversation that hits home for a lot of believers — the pressure to serve like someone else.Every church has that one person who seems to do everything effortlessly…That one leader with natural charisma…That one servant whose kindness feels like sunshine…That one worshiper whose voice shakes the room…And if you’re not careful, you walk in thinking:“My gifts aren’t enough.”“I don’t measure up.”“I wish I could serve like them.”Brother… I know that feeling.There were years when I tried to out-serve, out-lead, and out-perform everyone in sight — not because it was my calling, but because it was my insecurity.But here’s the truth God whispered to me when I needed it the most:“Matthew, I don’t anoint the mask — I anoint the man.”Let’s dig in.📜 OUR SPRINGBOARD FOR TODAY’S DISCUSSION IS:1 Peter 4:10 (ESV)“As each has received a gift, use it to serve one another, as good stewards of God’s varied grace.”📖 TEACHINGPeter doesn’t say some have gifts.He doesn’t say the elite have gifts.He doesn’t say the loudest, the most confident, or the most spiritual have gifts.He says each believer has received a gift — a specific, God-shaped assignment wrapped in grace.And here’s the key word:Varied.Meaning your gift isn’t supposed to look like anyone else’s.The Church is a body — not a performance team.* Some believers are hands* Some are feet* Some are voices* Some are encouragers* Some are behind-the-scenes miracles* Some are warriors in prayer* Some are leaders in crisis* Some are comforters in painAnd the moment you try to serve like someone else…You stop serving like yourself.God didn’t call you to be a copy.He didn’t design you to be a duplicate.He didn’t gift you to be a shadow.He crafted you with specific assignments in mind — places only you can fill.The enemy knows this, so he whispers:* “Your gift is too small.”* “Your role isn’t important.”* “No one sees what you do.”* “You’re not gifted like them.”But here’s the truth of heaven:Every gift matters because every person matters.When God began rebuilding my life after my “spiritual earthquake,” I kept trying to lead the way I used to — strong, loud, forceful, commanding.But the Holy Spirit kept whispering:“That’s not your gift anymore. I’m reshaping you.”I used to think leadership meant control.I used to think influence meant volume.I used to think impact meant being the center of attention.But in that season, God stripped all of that away.He wasn’t punishing me —He was pruning me.And during that pruning, He used Michelle as a living lesson.Michelle never tried to be anything but who God made her.She wasn’t loud… but she was strong.She wasn’t spotlight-focused… but she was consistent.She didn’t push… she built.And God whispered to me through her life:“You don’t have to compete with someone else’s grace — you just need to steward your own.”That truth changed everything.It changed the way I served.It changed the way I led.It changed the way I saw my calling.Gifts aren’t about greatness.They’re about obedience.🛠️ LIVING APPLICATIONIf you want to serve with power and authenticity:* Accept the gift God actually gave you — not the one you wish you had.* Stop comparing. Comparison kills calling.* Ask God where your gift fits today — not someday.* Be faithful in the small. God multiplies stewardship.* Let God refine your gift without resisting the process.📅 DAILY ACTIONAsk God one question:“What gift have You placed in me that I’ve been ignoring?”Write down the answer. Act on it.🏋️ PRACTICEUse your gift intentionally once today — not randomly, not reactively, but deliberately.Let God direct your steps.⚔️ CHALLENGE OF THE WEEKSpeak this aloud every morning:“God didn’t call me to be a copy. He called me to be a vessel.”🙏 PRAYERFather, thank You for designing me with intention.Thank You for depositing gifts in me that are unique, powerful, and needed.Break the chains of comparison, insecurity, and fear.Help me steward the grace You placed in me with courage and humility.Show me where my gift fits in Your Body — and give me the boldness to walk in it.In Jesus’ name, amen.⚡ Let’s Get To Work.Thanks for reading My Reasons To Believe! This post is public so feel free to share it.My Reasons To Believe is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit myr2b.substack.com/subscribe
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  • 25-328 — Finding Your Place in the Body of Christ

    25-328 — Finding Your Place in the Body of Christ
    Nov 24 2025
    Today, we’re diving into a topic that countless believers wrestle with quietly — the feeling of standing in a room full of Christians and still wondering, “Where do I fit in the Body of Christ?”You can love Jesus deeply…You can read your Bible…You can worship with passion…And still feel unsure about where you belong.I’ve been there.There were Sundays when I smiled, shook hands, held the door, served wherever I could — and yet inside, I felt like a man wandering the edges of the campfire, unsure if there was actually a seat with my name on it.But here’s the truth God whispered to me in a season when I felt the most spiritually displaced:“Son, you don’t find your place by earning it. You find it by listening to Me.”And that whisper reshaped everything.OUR SPRINGBOARD FOR TODAY’S DISCUSSION IS:1 Corinthians 12:18 (ESV)“But as it is, God arranged the members in the body, each one of them, as He chose.”The Church isn’t spiritual musical chairs.You don’t get lucky.Nobody ends up where they are by accident.Paul says God arranged each person — intentionally, deliberately, lovingly.That means three things:* Your place is not random.* Your place is not fragile.* Your place is not optional.When a believer wanders through life unsure of where they belong, the enemy rushes in to fill the silence with lies:* “You don’t matter here.”* “Everyone else has purpose except you.”* “God uses other people better than you.”But Scripture cuts through all that fog:God chose the place you were built to stand.You don’t have to compete for it.You don’t have to compare yourself into it.You don’t have to convince anyone to give it to you.God Himself arranged you.There was a season in my life when I felt like I had disqualified myself from God’s family table. Not because God pushed me away — but because I pushed people away with my words, my pride, and my reactions.I had moments when I looked around at church and thought,“Everyone else has this figured out. I’m the odd one out.”And in one of my lowest moments, when everything felt strained — my marriage, my walk with God, my own identity — God spoke a whisper that stopped me cold:“Stop. Slow your roll. Don’t let Satan get a foothold.”That whisper wasn’t condemnation.It was rescue.It was the Father saying,“You still belong to Me. I’m not done arranging your life.”And you know what else God used?Michelle.Her steady, faithful presence.Her ability to serve without needing a spotlight.Her commitment to the church even while managing chronic pain, exhaustion, and the weight she carried for our family.Watching her taught me something powerful:Sometimes your place in the Body is discovered through humility, not ambition.Michelle never tried to be someone else.She didn’t compete with anyone.She simply served — and God magnified her faithfulness.And through watching her, God reminded me:“Matthew, your place isn’t found by pushing harder.It’s found by coming closer.”LIVING APPLICATIONIf you want to find your place in the Body:* Start where your feet are.Serve somewhere. Anywhere. Movement reveals mission.* Stop comparing your calling.Someone else’s gift isn’t a threat. It’s reinforcement.* Ask God directly: “Where do You want me?”And wait. He will whisper.* Let humility guide you.Many people miss their place because they look too high instead of too near.* Trust that you were arranged, not abandoned.Your place is secure.DAILY ACTIONAsk the Holy Spirit one simple question today:“Show me where You’ve placed me.”Write down whatever He brings to your heart.PRACTICEActively serve in one small, tangible way this week — even if it feels insignificant.You’d be surprised what God reveals while your hands are moving.CHALLENGE OF THE WEEKEvery time you feel like you don’t belong, declare out loud:“God arranged me.”PRAYERFather, thank You for arranging my life with purpose and precision.Silence every lie that tells me I don’t matter.Heal every wound that makes me doubt my value.Reveal the place You’ve prepared for me, and give me courage to step into it.Use me in Your Body exactly how You designed.In Jesus’ name — amen.Let’s Get To Work.Thanks for reading My Reasons To Believe! This post is public so feel free to share it.My Reasons To Believe is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit myr2b.substack.com/subscribe
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