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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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  • 🎙️ 25-324 — Women and Men in the Word

    🎙️ 25-324 — Women and Men in the Word
    Nov 20 2025
    Every battle we face in this world starts in the mind and ends in the heart. And the only weapon sharp enough to cut through the lies is the Word of God.You can’t fight a spiritual war with emotional weapons. Feelings shift. Opinions fade. But God’s Word stands unshaken.Psalm 119:105 says, “Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light to my path.” Without that lamp, we stumble. With it, we stand.For years, Michelle and I lived by prayer, passion, and purpose — but not always by pattern. We studied the Bible, sure, but we didn’t live in it daily. We loved God but often let the pace of life replace the practice of being in His Word. And when storms hit — they hit hard.There were moments when stress, disappointment, and spiritual exhaustion left us both drained. I’d try to push through with willpower; Michelle would try to carry everything through sheer determination. But we learned something the hard way: when your roots aren’t deep in Scripture, every storm feels like a threat.Then one morning, I opened the Bible not because I had a sermon to write — but because I was starving for truth. God led me to Matthew 7:24: “Everyone who hears these words of Mine and does them will be like a wise man who built his house on the rock.”That verse hit like a lightning bolt. I realized I’d been building with emotion instead of foundation. God wasn’t condemning me — He was inviting me to start digging deeper.And Michelle’s moment came too. She told me, “When I opened the Bible again after a dry season, it was like oxygen. The same verses I’d read for years suddenly felt alive.” That’s what the Word does. It’s not a book — it’s breath.We live in a generation drowning in opinions but starving for truth. TikTok theology and YouTube prophets can’t feed a hungry soul. If we don’t know what the Bible says, we’ll believe whatever the culture screams.Jesus used Scripture to fight Satan himself. In the wilderness, He didn’t argue — He declared: “It is written.” If the Son of God needed the Word to fight temptation, how much more do we?Being anchored in the Word isn’t just about reading it — it’s about living it. You can highlight verses all day long, but the power comes when you let those verses highlight you.Every promise in Scripture is a loaded weapon against fear, doubt, and deception. But you have to know it, speak it, and stand on it.When Michelle and I began reading the Word together again — every morning, even if just a few verses — something shifted. Peace replaced panic. Clarity replaced confusion. Our marriage got stronger, our prayer life got deeper, and our faith got bolder.The Word didn’t just change what we knew — it changed who we were.📖 SCRIPTURE ANCHOR2 Timothy 3:16–17 (ESV) — “All Scripture is breathed out by God and profitable for teaching, for reproof, for correction, and for training in righteousness.”💡 LIVING PRINCIPLEYou can’t stand firm in a world that’s falling apart if you’re not standing on something eternal.⚔️ DAILY ACTIONBefore checking your phone tomorrow morning, open your Bible. Let the first voice you hear each day be God’s.✅ PRACTICE (Do This...)* Read one Psalm and one Proverb daily this week.* Ask your family: “What verse is getting us through this season?”* Write it on a sticky note — put it where your eyes fall often.💥 CHALLENGE OF THE DAYDon’t just quote the Word — live it loud. Be the Bible your friends and family can read through your actions.🙏 PRAYERFather, thank You for the living Word that lights my path. Help me hunger for truth more than comfort. Root my life in Scripture so deeply that when storms come, I don’t move. Speak through every verse, and teach me to live by every word that proceeds from Your mouth. Amen.🔥 IN CLOSINGThe Bible isn’t just ink on pages — it’s the voice of God on paper.Read it until it reads you. Believe it until it breaks you. Live it until it becomes you.Let’s Get To Work!🛡️ Every mission needs supply lines.If this battle cry resonated, help us keep the line strong and the truth loud.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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  • 🎙️ 25-323 — Following Jesus Daily

    🎙️ 25-323 — Following Jesus Daily
    Nov 19 2025
    Discipleship isn’t a title; it’s a trail.When Jesus walked the shores of Galilee, He didn’t hand out pamphlets or build a following through social media. He looked a few fishermen straight in the eyes and said two words that changed everything:“Follow Me.”That’s it. No marketing pitch. No promise of comfort. Just a call — and an invitation to leave everything behind for something greater.Following Jesus isn’t about location — it’s about direction. Every disciple starts the same way: walking away from self and walking toward the Savior.I still remember the day that truth hit home. I’d been a Christian for years, but I was still driving the car while asking God to bless my route. Then one morning, the Holy Spirit convicted me hard: “Matthew, I can’t lead what you won’t surrender.”That’s when I realized being a disciple isn’t about asking Jesus to walk with me; it’s about me walking wherever He’s going — even if it’s uncomfortable.Michelle and I have lived this out over and over. From ministry highs to financial struggles, from seasons of clarity to moments of silence — we’ve had to decide: Will we trust Him when the map runs out? Will we still follow when it costs us pride, plans, or comfort?The answer had to be yes — because discipleship is not a once-a-week commitment. It’s a daily death and daily resurrection.Luke 9:23 says, “If anyone would come after Me, let him deny himself and take up his cross daily and follow Me.”Notice that word — daily. Discipleship isn’t about perfection; it’s about persistence.You won’t get every step right, but every step you take with Jesus changes you. The disciples weren’t perfect men — they argued, doubted, ran, and failed. But here’s the difference: they kept following.Every day, you and I wake up in a world screaming, “Follow your heart.” But Jesus says, “Follow Me.” And that one command flips everything.When you follow your heart, you’ll end up lost. When you follow Jesus, you’ll find your heart’s true home.Maybe your path today looks uncertain — your marriage tested, your kids wandering, your faith stretched thin. Following Jesus doesn’t mean you won’t face storms. It means when the wind howls, you’ve got the One who commands it walking beside you.When Michelle and I look back at the times we tried to carry everything ourselves — our ministry, our dreams, our disappointments — we see the same pattern. Every time we surrendered control, peace came back. Every time we followed His whisper instead of our worry, doors opened we didn’t even know existed.That’s what discipleship looks like — obedience over outcome.📖 SCRIPTURE ANCHORLuke 9:23 (ESV) — “If anyone would come after Me, let him deny himself and take up his cross daily and follow Me.”💡 LIVING PRINCIPLEDiscipleship isn’t about arrival; it’s about pursuit. You don’t have to be perfect — just willing to keep walking.⚔️ DAILY ACTIONAsk God to show you one area of life you’ve been leading instead of following. Then hand Him the reins — no conditions, no backup plan.✅ PRACTICE (Do This...)* Read Luke 9 aloud with your family.* Journal what “taking up your cross” looks like in your current season.* Pray together before bed: “Lord, wherever You go, we’ll follow.”💥 CHALLENGE OF THE DAYWhen life gets messy, don’t ask, “Where is Jesus?” — ask, “Am I still following?”🙏 PRAYERJesus, I don’t want to just admire You — I want to follow You. Even when it’s hard. Even when it hurts. Teach me to pick up my cross daily and walk in Your footsteps. Let obedience become my default and surrender my strength. Amen.🔥 IN CLOSINGYou were never called to be a fan of Jesus — you were called to be a follower.And followers don’t need all the answers; they just need the courage to keep walking.Let’s Get To Work!🛡️ Every mission needs supply lines.If this battle cry resonated, help us keep the line strong and the truth loud.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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  • 🎙️ 25-322 — Born Again

    🎙️ 25-322 — Born Again
    Nov 18 2025
    “Born again.” Two words that changed eternity.It was late one night when a religious leader named Nicodemus slipped through the shadows to talk to Jesus. He wasn’t an atheist; he was a scholar. He knew the Scriptures. He had reputation, respect, and religion — but not relationship.Jesus didn’t flatter him or talk theology. He said something shocking: “Truly, truly, I say to you, unless one is born again he cannot see the kingdom of God.” (John 3:3)Nicodemus didn’t understand. “How can a man be born when he’s old?” he asked. But Jesus was pointing to a rebirth that happens inside — the transformation of the heart.Brother, that’s where most of us start. We try to be better versions of ourselves instead of becoming new creations. But you can’t renovate sin; it has to die so new life can rise.Being born again isn’t self-improvement — it’s spiritual resurrection. It’s the moment your past is buried and your spirit comes alive.I remember my own moment like it was yesterday. I’d been raised around church, but my heart was still hardened. Then came the collapse — the night I realized all my effort, all my logic, all my pride had built a wall between me and God. When it all fell apart, I cried out: “Jesus, if You’re real, I can’t fix this anymore — You’ll have to.”And He did. Not with fireworks, but with peace that silenced every storm inside me. That’s when I understood what Jesus meant — new birth doesn’t start with emotion; it starts with surrender.Michelle has told her story, too — working, serving, homeschooling, holding everything together while living in chronic pain. She said the night she surrendered control was the first time she actually breathed. That’s the Holy Spirit — He doesn’t just visit; He inhabits.Jesus said, “That which is born of the flesh is flesh, and that which is born of the Spirit is spirit.” (John 3:6) You can’t manufacture this. The Spirit of God breathes into dead hearts and makes them beat again.When you’re born again, everything changes — not instantly perfect, but instantly alive. Your desires shift. Your eyes open. Your heart begins to recognize the Father’s voice. It’s not behavior modification — it’s identity transformation.And that’s why the enemy hates new birth. Religion can’t stop him; rebirth destroys him. A born-again believer isn’t just forgiven — he’s empowered. The same Spirit that raised Jesus from the dead now lives in you.If you’re listening today and something inside you says, “That’s what I need,” this is your moment. Jesus isn’t asking you to clean up first — He’s asking you to come as you are. He’ll handle the cleanup.📖 SCRIPTURE ANCHORJohn 3:3 (ESV) — “Truly, truly, I say to you, unless one is born again he cannot see the kingdom of God.”💡 LIVING PRINCIPLEYou weren’t created for renovation — you were created for resurrection.⚔️ DAILY ACTIONAsk yourself: “Have I truly been born again, or have I just been around Christianity?” Then talk to Jesus honestly — He can handle the truth.✅ PRACTICE (Do This...)* Read John 3:1–8.* Journal how your life looked before Jesus — and how it could look if you let Him start over.* Say aloud: “Holy Spirit, breathe new life in me today.”💥 CHALLENGE OF THE DAYDon’t settle for religion that informs — ask for relationship that transforms.🙏 PRAYER — SALVATION INVITATIONJesus, I believe You are the Son of God. I believe You died for my sins and rose again. I need a new beginning. I turn from my old life and ask You to make me new. Fill me with Your Holy Spirit. Let this be the day I’m born again.In Your name, amen.If you prayed that prayer, your past is buried and your new life has begun. Welcome home.🔥 IN CLOSINGYou can’t fix what only God can resurrect. Stop trying to live better — start living born again.Let’s Get To Work!🛡️ Every mission needs supply lines.If this battle cry resonated, help us keep the line strong and the truth loud.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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