HeyJaredPerspectives Into Practice: How to Walk with God in Real Life: Faith in Practice & Spiritual Growth
Perspectives Into Practice is a Christian women’s podcast about walking with God in real life - where faith moves beyond inspiration and into practice.Hosted by Jessica DeYoung, each episode explores what spiritual growth actually looks like in everyday life.
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Trusting God When You Don’t Know What’s Next: Rest, Patience, and Taking the Next Step (opens the original)
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What do you do when you know God is leading you, but you still have no idea what comes next? That messy middle can be hard. You know He's working. You know He's faithful. But you still want the timeline, the details, and maybe even the whole picture before you're willing to relax. In this episode of Perspectives Into Practice, I sit down with my new friend Dara to talk about what it looks like to trust God while the story is still unfolding.Dara is walking through a season where some of the thin
When You’re Weary of Persevering: Trusting God Through Suffering, Grief, and Chronic Illness (opens the original)
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What happens when you're tired of persevering? Not when you've stopped believing in God. Not when you've decided to walk away. But when you've prayed, trusted, kept going, and finally find yourself saying, “Lord, I know You're with me, but I'm weary.” My new friend Lara knows that kind of weariness deeply.She has spent the last eight years living with a rare neurological illness that has left her mostly bedridden. During that time, she has experienced the loss of her health and career, and then
Finding Joy in a Wilderness Season: How to Trust God and Find Peace When Life Is Hard (opens the original)
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Have you ever looked at your circumstances and thought, “I should not have this much peace right now”? Life can be genuinely hard. We can walk through wilderness seasons where circumstances haven't changed, answers haven't come, and we don't necessarily feel joyful. But joy doesn't have to depend on life going well. In this episode of Perspectives Into Practice, I sit down with my friend Trisha to talk about what God has been teaching her about finding joy and peace in Him while walking through
You Don’t Need God’s Whole Plan to Give Him Your Next Yes: A Story of Obedience and God’s Provision (opens the original)
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Have you ever felt God asking you to do something when you had absolutely no idea how it was going to work? That was Wholeness in the Wilderness for me. Nine months before seven women gathered together on the Southern Oregon Coast, God gave me the name for this retreat while I was walking through the redwoods and coming out of my own wilderness season. I was excited. I was ready. And then God asked me to wait. Months later, when He finally said go, I quickly realized how many pieces I couldn't s
When Good Things Have Mixed Motives: Letting God Examine and Refine Your Heart (opens the original)
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What if the thing God wants to change isn't something anyone else can see?We can be serving, encouraging, praying, helping others, and faithfully showing up. From the outside, everything we're doing may look good.But God sees beneath the surface.He knows when part of us wants to be noticed. When we hope someone recognizes what we've done. When we're serving Him, but if we're honest, we're also enjoying the praise that comes along with it. In this episode of Perspectives Into Practice, my friend
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