Season 3 Episode 29
What if the same power that raised Jesus from the dead is already working in your hardest places, quietly, steadily, right now? In this episode, we open Scripture and our own scars to trace a path from the pit to praise, showing how mercy follows and how weakness becomes the doorway to real strength. We explore Paul’s rich language for God’s might and anchor it in a living throne, Christ seated at the right hand of the Father, and in our present position in Him. No ladders to climb, no performance to impress, just resurrection life flowing into ordinary days.
We name the moments that made us feel powerless and point to the Presence that never left. Romans 8, John 11, and John 16 stop being museum verses and become marching orders. More than conquerors looks like forgiveness instead of retaliation, courage when fear tightens the chest, and contentment when coveting whispers. The Spirit’s invisible power produces visible light, kindness, endurance, and love that turn heads and soften hearts. The result isn’t fireworks; it’s faithfulness. Not trying harder, but trusting deeper.
If you’re weary, doubting, or simply ready to live like it’s true, this conversation offers both theology and traction. Expect honest stories, gentle truth, and practical ways to let grace lead resting instead of striving, blessing enemies, and carrying hope into chemo labs, courtrooms, and kitchen tables. Christ reigns now, His power is yours, and the story isn’t over.
If this encourages you, follow the show, share it with a friend, and leave a review so others can find a path from pain to praise. Where do you need resurrection courage this week?
In this episode:
• Ephesians 1:19–20 and the reality of God’s power
• From pit to praise: betrayal, cancer, and false accusations
• Christ enthroned and our position with Him
• Resurrection power as present, not past
• More than conquerors amid real trials
• Forgiveness, courage, and steady hope in daily life
• Living as light: visible grace from an invisible Spirit
• Trusting deeper instead of trying harder
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