Empower a Woman Ministries

In this episode, we reflect on the tender moment Jesus turned to a broken woman and called her “daughter.” Her courageous faith, worn by years of pain and rejection, led to a healing that restored more than just her body. Join us as we explore how Jesus meets us in our deepest need, sees us fully, and responds with love that heals and restores.

Matthew 7:13 reminds us that the path to life is narrow and often unpopular. In this episode, we reflect on the courage it takes to choose Jesus’ way over the crowd’s, and why that road—though difficult—is always worth it.

In Matthew 7:7, Jesus invites us into persistent prayer. In this episode, we explore how asking, seeking, and knocking deepens our faith, aligns our hearts with God’s will, and teaches us to trust His timing—even when answers seem slow.

In Matthew 6:34, Jesus calls us to let go of tomorrow’s fears and trust the Father’s care today. In this episode, we reflect on what it means to live with daily peace in a world full of uncertainty—and how true rest is found in surrender.

In Matthew 9:9, Jesus calls Matthew—a man marked by failure and rejection—with just two words: “Follow Me.” In this episode, we reflect on the power of that invitation and what it means for each of us to leave behind the familiar and step into a new life with Jesus.

In Matthew 9:13, Jesus reminds us that God isn’t after performance—He wants hearts full of compassion. In this episode, we explore His call to trade judgment for mercy, rituals for relationship, and pride for grace. Jesus came not for the perfect, but for those who know they need Him.

In Matthew 9:2, Jesus responds not to a request for healing, but to faith—and He starts with what matters most: “Your sins are forgiven.” Before the man could walk, Jesus freed his soul. In this episode, we reflect on how Christ still meets us in our brokenness, goes beyond the surface, and offers the deeper healing we often don’t know we need. His forgiveness lifts our shame and invites us to wal...

In Matthew 8:3, we see Jesus break every barrier with one touch and three words: “I am willing.” In this episode, we reflect on His power to cleanse what feels untouchable and restore what shame has stolen.

In Matthew 4:19, Jesus calls ordinary people into an extraordinary mission. In this episode, reflect on what it means to truly follow Him, leaving behind the familiar to walk in purpose and love.

In Matthew 4:4, Jesus reminds us that true life isn’t sustained by bread alone, but by every word from God. In this episode, we reflect on how Scripture grounds us through weakness and temptation.

In Matthew 3:15, Jesus steps into the waters—not for repentance, but to walk in full obedience. In this episode, we reflect on what it means to follow Jesus’ example of surrender and humility.

Welcome to a new season of What Jesus Says—a nightly devotional series focused on the powerful words of Jesus. For the next 31 days, join us as we journey through the Gospel of Matthew, read by Eruke Ideh-Ichofu and introduced by Reverend Amanda Bedzrah. Each evening, we’ll pause to reflect on one statement from Jesus—because every word He speaks brings life, hope, and transformation. Whether you’...

You’ve just completed What Jesus Says—a 31-day devotional from the Gospel of John. In this final episode, we pray together and reflect on Jesus’ call to love. Thank you for journeying with us. A new series from the Gospel of Matthew is coming soon. Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe!

In this closing episode of What Jesus Says, we reflect on Jesus’ gentle yet powerful reminder to Peter: “You must follow Me.” After restoration, Peter’s eyes drift to someone else’s path—but Jesus calls him back to focus. If you’ve ever battled comparison, envy, or doubt about your calling, this episode brings you back to center. The journey is personal. The invitation is clear. Follow Him.

In this episode of What Jesus Says, we reflect on Jesus’ final recorded words to Peter: “Follow Me.” After failure, regret, and restoration, Jesus doesn’t give up on Peter — He calls him again. If you’ve ever wondered if you can start over, this invitation is for you. Grace still calls. Will you follow?

In this episode of What Jesus Says, we reflect on Jesus’ powerful words to Peter after his failure: “Feed my sheep.” This isn’t just about forgiveness — it’s about restoration and calling. If you’ve ever wondered if God could still use you after falling short, this is for you. Grace doesn’t just heal. It sends.

In this episode of What Jesus Says, we reflect on Jesus’ words to Thomas: “Blessed are those who have not seen and yet have believed” (John 20:29). If you’ve ever struggled to believe without proof, this is for you. Jesus meets us in our doubt — and still calls our faith blessed.

When fear locked the doors, Jesus stepped in and said, “Peace be with you.” In this episode, we reflect on the peace Jesus offers — not after we get it all right, but right in the middle of our fear, failure, and uncertainty. His presence is the peace you’ve been needing.

Jesus didn’t whisper in defeat. He declared in victory: It is finished. In this episode, we reflect on the finality of the cross and what it means to rest in a redemption that is already complete. The price has been paid. The work is done. And tonight, you’re invited to stop striving and simply receive.

On the cross, the One who offered living water cried out, “I am thirsty.” In this episode, we reflect on the depth of that moment, not just physical pain, but a spiritual exchange. Jesus took on our emptiness, our soul-deep thirst, so that we could be filled with life that never runs dry.

On the night He was betrayed, Jesus didn’t run. He stood up, looked into the faces of those who came to arrest Him, and said, “I am He.” In this episode, we reflect on the boldness of Jesus in the face of darkness, and the beauty of a Savior who chooses surrender out of love. The same voice that stood firm that night still speaks over your fear, shame, and weakness.

Before we can walk closely with Jesus, we have to let Him wash us — fully, deeply, and personally. In this episode, we reflect on the humility of Christ and the cleansing love that invites us to surrender, not just serve.

Jesus doesn’t just ask for your service, He invites you into friendship. In this episode, we reflect on what it means to be known deeply, loved fully, and called “friend” by the One who knows you best.

Jesus isn’t just your help, He’s your source. In this episode, we reflect on what it means to stay rooted in Him and trust the Father’s pruning, knowing He’s growing something lasting in you.

Jesus didn’t just claim to know God; He claimed to be God. In this episode, we reflect on His unchanging, eternal identity and what it means to trust the One who simply is, now and forever.