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Welcome to The Herd Podcast, where conversations are filled with grace and seasoned with salt, with your host, Caitlyn Schuller. She is here to be a bold servant for Christ and to proclaim the Good News daily.
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The consequences of sin (opens the original)
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hello beautiful people of God ! my apologies for the wait, I have been under the weather, however we are back and better ! in this episode Caitlyn delves into birth rights and the consequences of sin and how sometimes we hand over our birth right to people and how we play around in sin thinking there are no consequences.
Stop Exalting the Story in Your Head—Exalt God Instead (opens the original)
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Hey Beautiful people of God! In this episode Caitlyn speaks about how creating false realities in your mind can mess up your relationship with God in the long run. A s christians we get so fixated on our call and gift that we forget Gods plan. Inevatibly leading us into a space of creating false realities and exalting that instead of exalting God and his word.
Obedience in the midst of trials (opens the original)
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Hey beautiful people of God! This episode is a little different, but one thing hasn't changed—God still moves. In this episode Caitlyn talks about obedience and how our lack of obedience can sometimes keep us from walking into what God has prepared for us. When God knows we're ready for a blessing, He often gives us instructions to follow. But when we ignore them, delay them, or simply forget them, we can end up feeling stuck. What if the breakthrough you're praying for is on the other side of y
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