The Love Offering Podcast Show Notes Archives - Page 37 of 48

S4E42 Show Notes: A Little Vessel Goes a Long Way with Lynn Cowell

Oct 18, 2022

Esther is the perfect partner for seeing our invisible God in uncertainty. Though she lived centuries ago, Esther speaks to us when we run into limited control and resources. We find in her a strength and fortitude you and I need today. A strength we discover as we follow her process of listen, feel, do, and speak. We’ll see that Esther carved a pathway, not only with faith but with influence, for all women who find themselves walking through uncertainty.

S4E41 Show Notes: A Little Love Goes a Long Way with Megan Lacefield

Oct 11, 2022

High school sweethearts who started out on shaky ground but through hard work and commitment decided that marriage is worth the work. Chad and Megan Lacefield launched Built for Two so they could inspire and empower couples of all ages and stages to pursue God and each other for the sake of their legacy They call themselves two people who have defied the odds stacked against them and in spite of it all, love all things marriage and family.

S4E40 Show Notes: A Little Beginning Goes a Long Way with Mike Novotny

Oct 4, 2022

Does Your Faith Seem Stuck? Do you ever feel like you’re not growing in your faith the way you’re supposed to? It turns out, there are forces working against you–threats to your faith–trying to keep you from flourishing in your relationship with God.

Bonus Episode: Consider the Lillies with Shari Rigby

Oct 3, 2022

As women in today’s world, we face extraordinary pressure to pursue a great calling and perform to prove our worth. This pressure breeds anxiety, and we often find ourselves “toiling and spinning,” as Jesus described.

S4E38 Show Notes: Your Second Chapter with Vera Holloway

Sep 20, 2022

No one gets to write the first chapter of their lives. But everyone gets to write their second chapter. From birth, chapter one is written for us by those that have control. For some, that chapter is good, right, and positive. Thus, those people have a good foundation for writing their second chapter. Over the last ten years of counseling, the word Vera Holloway hears from clients, more than any other, is “stuck.”