Sarah Hands

Her Daily Drive

Her Daily Drive is an Australian Christian podcast series designed to inspire and encourage you wherever you are on your Journey of Faith. What are you waiting for! Grab a coffee, subscribe and be inspired to take your relationship with Jesus deeper, as you hear real conversations with women of all ages.

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Sarah Hands

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Religion

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26. Sep 2024

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The Missionfield of Motherhood - with Joanna Herschell-Adair 26.09.2024

How often do you say "I'm just a mum"? In this episode Jo gently encourages us to remember how significant our role as a mum is and the power in praying for our children and teaching our children to pray. 

Joy, the fruit of faith - with Elin Morris 31.07.2024

Joy is the fruit of Faith! May we be reminded that joy is not found in our circumstances but in our faith and hope in Jesus. 

Experiences and learnings as a woman who cannot have children - with Catherine Solomon 31.05.2024

In this episode Catherine shares learnings from her experience with infertility, "what I’ve learnt is that having children doesn’t complete my family. Having children would add to my family. It’s Christ who completes my family and that happened when we got married. Anything from then on is a bonus".

Society’s chronic pain avoidance problem - with Katie Isles 30.04.2024

Sometimes as Christians we have this strange expectation that life won’t hurt and when it does hurt we question why God and why me?  This is not serving us well. If we aren’t careful we can make an idol out of comfort and convenience and control.  Is God who He says He is?  Because if God is who He says He is than God is love and God is good, even in our seasons of pain.

Embracing the Liminal Space - with Savaen Cameron 28.02.2024

In this episode, Savaen reminds us of the constant presence of God in our lives, urging us to create intentional moments to tune into His voice. Join us as Sav explores the beauty of embracing each season of life as a precious gift from God.

Empowering women in every sphere and season they find themselves - with Julia A'Bell 30.01.2024

After years of both pastoring in local church and serving the worlds most vulnerable, Julia is more passionate than ever about local churches everywhere being God’s answer and vehicle to serve the world around them. She is deeply fulfilled by cheering on those around her to soar and be everything they have been designed to be! She’s a family gal who loves her adult children and adores her husband...

Sharing with God in the cost and privilege of bringing forth life in motherhood - with Jodie McIver, Author of Bringing Forth Life 31.07.2023

You can find Jodie’s book here: https://youthworksmedia.net/products/bringing-forth-life It is also available from major Christian bookstores (Koorong etc.) or as an ebook (Apple/Kindle).

Dreams in the slowness of the Motherhood journey - with Artist and Designer Susanna Dobbin 09.05.2023

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Practical parenting - with parenting and social skills specialist Liz Giovas 09.02.2023

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Covenant marriage bringing restoration to parenting and motherhood - with Dr. Tash Yates 09.01.2023
Faith and friendship when you are navigating motherhood with sick children - with Di Tuppen 24.11.2022

This season of Her Daily Drive, whilst inspired by Motherhood, is for everyone. Because we all have a mother, are a mother, know a mother or know someone who has a mother. My prayer is that the wisdom offered by a handful of prayerfully selected Mums can inspire and encourage us all on our daily drive with Jesus. 

Remembering to be kind to yourself - with Abigail Hogarth 30.06.2021

“We all have moments of self deprecation… maybe it’s Aussie humour, maybe it’s social media’s influence. Either way, it’s so important that we remember to be kind to ourselves, just like we would a friend”  Abigail Hogarth joins us to talk about being kind to ourselves! In Luke 10:27 Jesus tells two great commands, the second being, “Love your neighbour as yourself”. Perhaps you’ve become too fami...

We are all leaders because leadership is influence - with Stacey Tarrant 16.06.2021

“For a lot of us when we think of leadership we think of CEOs… but we don’t really recognise that we are all leaders, because leadership is influence”  Stacey Tarrant joins us again on the podcast to talk about leadership in a really practical way that can be grasped by the single mum, the stay-at-home mum, the CEO, the university student, the teacher, the 18yr old or the 80yr old!  Pillars of lea...

Who is the way maker of your life? - with Sarah Hands 22.06.2020

We can become our own way makers in life. Life is busy and it is hectic and before we know it we have our one year plan and our five year plan, and we have decided everything and God has decided nothing. It's so important to, with the busyness of life, hold on a minute and ask ourselves: are we spending time with God? Are we stopping and giving Him space to become our way maker? - Sarah Hands

How intentionality can unlock your capacity - with Christie Kirk 08.06.2020

Reminding yourself that you do have a big plate and you do have a big capacity but that takes intentional growth, and intentional growth that takes intentionality in all that you do. We are not our own strength, but God is our strength. We are not our own portion, but God is out portion.

Is it necessary, is it helpful, is it kind and is it true? - with Katie Baldwin 26.05.2020

I’m not talking about filters on your phone, on instagram or on snapchat. I’m talking about filters that I use for my words, whether they be written or spoken. In society, our words can have real power or be really dangerous - so I always apply four filters … is it necessary, is it helpful, is it kind and is it true? - Katie B

Reflecting on what God has done through journaling and prayer - with Hannah Schmidt 18.05.2020

It doesn’t matter what happens between now and two years time, five years time or ten years time. Nothing that happens in that season is ever going to seperate me from Him. He’s not going to leave me in that season. I love being able to write about that and be able to look back and know God was with me in that season, even if I didn’t feel it, I love that reminder — that’s who He is!  Hannah S

What does it mean to be human? - with Alex Crook 12.05.2020

What does it mean to be human? It’s so important to take a step back and ask this question, because our society today is so fast paced and image focused and productivity obsessed and success worshipping — that there is always going to be someone or something out there offering you an answer to this question, in a way that’s going to lead you away from life and flourishing. - Alex C.

Take time to retreat, breath and refill your soul - with Lauren Harkness 05.05.2020

We all need to make sure we are taking time to retreat from our busy lives. Jesus took time to retreat with God and so we also need to take time to retreat with Him. If you are someone who struggles to retreat you may benefit from a physical retreat (something we may all be in need of once we come out the other side of COVID-19), and Rise Retreats will be a great place to start if you live in Aust...

It's okay to not have your shiz together - with Samantha Freestone 20.04.2020

"If we can’t share with our brothers and sisters in Christ the realities of our life, then I feel like we are missing out on the power of the Gospel. Christ came to save us because we are broken, not because we have our shiz together." - Samantha Freestone

Fill your life with more of Jesus - with Lauren Andris 14.04.2020

We can desire Jesus to be the main thing, and yet it's all too easy to let other things take priority. We need to start filling our lives with more of the main thing; more of Jesus!  "You become what you behold, and you become like the things you set your gaze on, you become like the things that you fill your time with or your mind with or your ears with" and so if we want to become...

Does your mould of marriage and a husband match God's? - with Fa Matangi 07.04.2020

We can be so blind-sided by what the world tells us our marriage should look like. You should never judge a marriage from what you can see on the outside. God has helped me see that my understanding, my mould of what my husband should be like or what our marriage should be like, wasn’t His understanding.  - Fa Matangi

He carries you through every challenge - with Naomi Tallu 16.11.2018

“Everyone feels terrified about something. But as I continue walking on this journey the Lord reminds me that he carries me through every challenge, again and again. And that although the world can be a terrifying place, his love never will be.” - Naomi @naomitallu_

God has positioned you in different circles for a reason - with Holly Burgmann 10.11.2018

“Recently God challenged me that I am on mission for Him every day of my life. At work, with my kids, at the park, at the shops, with my friends, at soccer… God has positioned me in all my different circles for a reason. That reason is so that people can hear about Jesus.” - Holly

Find the little spots of sunlight that make you smile - with Samara Perrot 04.11.2018

“It is about the daily little pockets that make you smile and make the day beautiful rather than just crazy and busy… look for those little spots of sunlight!”  - Samara 

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