HeyJaredEncouragement Matters
Encouragement Matters is simple. I believe we all can use a daily dose of encouragement. This is what my podcast is about. It’s a Christian based podcast that can help you get through your roughest days!
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- Sep 28, 2026
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Plot Twist‼️ (opens the original)
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What if the situation you’ve already figured out… isn’t going to end the way you think?Before you count it out, press play. God may have another move.
Frustration To Favor (opens the original)
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What if the thing getting on your last nerve is actually trying to tell you something? 👀🔥 Before you react, pay attention. Your frustration may be carrying information you need for what’s next.
God Isn’t Finished ☑️ (opens the original)
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What looks unfinished may be the very place where God is still working. Before you count it out, walk away, or decide it’s over… listen to this Monday Minute. God isn’t finished.
Still Assigned‼️ (opens the original)
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You may have stopped because you got tired, discouraged, or disappointed—but did God ever tell you to quit? In “Still Assigned,” we’re talking about unfinished assignments, renewed obedience, and finding the courage to pick the tools back up.
Don’t Waste The Access (opens the original)
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What if prayer was never meant to be your last resort? You have direct access to God—His wisdom, grace, mercy, and presence. So why are we going everywhere else first? Prayer isn’t the emergency exit. It’s the entrance. Don’t waste the access.
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