What are broken cisterns? Why do we run to them? Why do we think they are going to satisfy us? What is it that Jesus calls us to instead? Come be encouraged and refreshed as we journey together toward a greater way of living and nourishing our spirits.
Devotional taken from Psalm 28
Devotional from the Father’s Business Overcomer Blessing taken from Blessings For Life available at www.thefathersbusiness.com
Hear more about Sylvia Gunter and her story as she, Elizabeth, and Kimberly talk all things The Father’s Business.
“Let the beloved of the Lord rest secure in him, for he shields him all day long, and the one the Lord loves rests between his shoulders” (Deuteronomy 33:12).
Praying for your children is not easy! There are seasons and layers to what it means, how to actually do it, and how to persevere when it gets tough. Join our conversation today as we discuss the many complexities to this topic, including ideas and encouragement. Listen in and bless your family with us through…
“…the Father, from whom every family in heaven and on earth derives its name” (Eph. 3:14-15).
Elizabeth gives an update on her dad in this episode. We also discuss the beginning of Lent and ways we can pray intentionally. And we close with an update on our support toward Ukraine as we embark on a year since the war started there.
Have you ever been so burdened by a problem that you say “I just don’t even know what to pray?” When the circumstances of life seem too big or complex to comprehend, shift your focus to who God is by praying God’s character.
Today, we get to talk deeply with Janell Rardon about how praying for your spouse is directly connected to praying for your children which directly impacts your family system for generations to come. Janell is a dear friend, life-coach, author, wife, mother, new grandmother, and so much more. This episode is packed full of wisdom.
Father, Son, and Holy Spirit are available 24/7 waiting to hear from us. Their phone is never turned off. They are ready to answer us even if all we can do is sigh.
