Empower a Woman Ministries

Episode 5 focuses on Psalm 31, a reflection on surrendering to God in the midst of distress. This episode explores the comfort of knowing that God not only observes your suffering but carries it with you. Psalm 31 is a model of honest, unguarded prayer. David lays his fear, grief, and weakness before God, trusting in His mercy and love. Even when life feels overwhelming, this psalm reminds us that...

Episode 6 reflects on Psalm 38, a psalm of deep pain, guilt, and spiritual anguish. This episode gives voice to those moments when our hearts and bodies feel crushed under the weight of life and mistakes. Psalm 38 reminds us that true worship includes bringing our brokenness to God. Even when we are bowed down, overwhelmed, or silent, God hears every sigh and sees every struggle. This episode is a...

In Episode 7, we explore Psalm 42, the lament of a soul longing for joy and the presence of God. This episode reflects on the tension between memory and grief, hope and despair. Psalm 42 shows that it is holy to confront our downcast moments. Even when tears become our sustenance and faith feels faint, God meets us in the depths. This reflection encourages anyone struggling with spiritual dryness,...

Episode 8 reflects on Psalm 69, a psalm of desperation, injustice, and deep emotional struggle. It speaks to the moments when life feels overwhelming and the world seems against us. This episode reminds us that honest faith does not deny suffering. Even in the most desperate circumstances, God draws near and hears our cries. Psalm 69 is a powerful reflection on perseverance, trust, and the hope th...

In the final reflection of The Spoken Psalm Volume 1, we pause to reflect on the journey through grief, lament, and honest prayer. These psalms are not about tidy worship—they are about real human hearts meeting God in the depths. This closing reflection reminds us that God inhabits our pain, hears our sighs, and never abandons us. Even when our words fail or our tears flow endlessly, His mercy li...

In this final episode of What Jesus Says: Gospel of Matthew, we reflect on Matthew 26:39 “Not my will, but Yours be done.” In Gethsemane, Jesus shows us that true victory is often found in surrender. This powerful moment reminds us that obedience, even through tears, opens the door to resurrection and glory. Thank you for joining us for these 31 nights of walking through the words of Jesus.

In today’s episode, we reflect on Jesus’ final words in Matthew 28:19 – a call to action for every believer. This is more than a farewell; it’s a commission. You are sent to go, to disciple, to carry the message of hope to every nation, starting right where you are. He is with you, and He has entrusted you with His mission.

In this episode, we reflect on Matthew 28:10 – Jesus’ first words after the resurrection: “Do not be afraid.” To the trembling women at the tomb, He offers comfort and calls them to share the good news. Even after betrayal and fear, Jesus still restores, still calls us His own, and still goes ahead of us.

In this episode, we reflect on Matthew 27:46 — the cry of Jesus from the cross. In one of the most vulnerable moments in Scripture, Jesus enters into the depths of human pain and isolation. He took on abandonment so we would never be truly alone.

In this episode, we reflect on Matthew 26:52. When chaos erupts, Jesus says, “Put your sword back.” His Kingdom isn’t built through violence or reaction, but through peace, surrender, and trust. Let Him fight your battles. Lay down your sword.

In this episode, we reflect on Matthew 25:23. Jesus reminds us that what matters most is faithfulness—not fame or applause. Whether your work is seen or hidden, God sees it. Stay faithful in the little things, and one day you will hear, “Well done, good and faithful servant.”

In this episode, we reflect on Matthew 24:42. Jesus calls us to live alert and ready—not in fear, but with purpose. Stay spiritually awake, live with eternity in mind, and let your life reflect hope and faithfulness every single day.

In this episode, we reflect on Matthew 23:3. Jesus reminds us that true faith isn’t just about the words we speak, but the lives we live. Let’s move from performance to authenticity and live out what we believe.

In this episode, we reflect on Matthew 22:37–39. Jesus reveals the greatest commandment — love God with all your heart, soul, and mind… and love your neighbour as yourself. This is the heartbeat of true discipleship. Let His love flow through you.

In this episode, we reflect on Matthew 21:21 “If you have faith and do not doubt…” Jesus invites us to believe again — not in our own strength, but in His power to move what feels impossible. Mountains still move when faith meets God’s will.

In this episode, we reflect on Matthew 20:16 “So the last will be first, and the first will be last.” Jesus reminds us that in His Kingdom, grace isn’t earned — it’s generously given. Let this truth dismantle comparison and renew your joy in God’s mercy.

In this episode, we reflect on Matthew 19:26 “With God all things are possible.” Jesus reminds us that what feels unreachable or impossible in our strength is fully possible with Him. Whether it’s healing, hope, or transformation, God can do what we never could.

In this episode, we reflect on Matthew 17:5 “This is my Son… Listen to Him!” On the mountain of Transfiguration, God reminds us to tune out the noise and tune in to the voice of Jesus. He is not just worth hearing — He is worth obeying. Quiet your heart and listen.

In this episode, we reflect on Matthew 16:15 “Who do you say I am?” It’s one of Jesus’ most personal and powerful questions — one that calls us to go beyond what others believe, and declare who He is to us. Is He your Messiah? Your Lord? Let this moment draw you into deeper faith.

In this episode, we reflect on Matthew 15:18 “But the things that come out of a person’s mouth come from the heart…” Jesus challenges us to look beyond appearances and examine the condition of our hearts. Our words reveal what’s rooted within — and He invites us to let Him transform us from the inside out.

In this episode, we reflect on Matthew 13:9 “Whoever has ears, let them hear.” Jesus speaks these words after telling the Parable of the Sower, reminding us that hearing isn’t enough — we must listen with open, obedient hearts. This powerful invitation challenges us to go beyond surface-level faith and allow His truth to take root in our lives.

In this episode, we explore Matthew 11:28–30, where Jesus invites the weary to come and find true rest. His words are not just comfort—they are a call to walk with Him, learn His gentle ways, and lay down the burdens we were never meant to carry. Let His peace guide you into the rest your soul longs for.

In this episode, we reflect on Jesus’ challenging question in Matthew 15:16, “Are you still so dull?” It’s not a rebuke, but an invitation—to move from surface-level understanding into deep transformation. Let’s allow His words to awaken our hearts, shift our perspective, and shape the way we live and love.

In this episode, we reflect on Jesus’ powerful words spoken in the middle of a storm: “Take courage! It is I. Don’t be afraid.” Before calming the waves, Jesus calms the hearts of His disciples, revealing that His presence is greater than any fear.

In this episode, we reflect on Matthew 9:37, where Jesus says, “The harvest is plentiful but the workers are few.” We explore the deep compassion Jesus felt for the weary and searching crowds and how He calls us to see the world through His eyes. This verse is both a reminder and an invitation—to live with purpose, to carry His love to others, and to step into the work of sharing His truth with a...