Let Go And Let God

Join us for a meaningful and timely conversation with Todd Nettleton as he shares the powerful mission of The Voice of the Martyrs and the message they carry around the world. In this episode, we explore the tension between free will and God’s plan — how to understand where God’s purpose fits into our lives, and how we can willingly align our choices with His will. While we are free to make our ow...

Join us for a meaningful conversation with Ethan Forhetz as he shares the important work Convoy of Hope is doing to bring help and hope to people around the world. In this episode, we talk about the challenge many of us face when “D ealing with A Loss ,” and how the Lord remains close to us during times of grief — helping us cope, heal, and move forward in faith. Loss is never easy, but when we tu...

Join us for a meaningful conversation with Myal Greene , President and CEO of World Relief , as he shares the vital work the organization is doing to serve vulnerable communities around the world and the faith that drives that mission. In this episode, we reflect on the theme “Faith in a Divided World,” exploring what it means to live out our Christian faith amid uncertainty, hardship, and divisio...

Join us for a meaningful conversation as Doug Pollock, author of God Space, shares why listening is one of the most powerful ways we can express our faith and open the door for God-centered conversations. We’ll also reflect on “When the Lord’s Answer Is No,” and how God’s unexpected answers often carry deeper wisdom and grace than we can see in the moment.

Join us for a fun and insightful conversation as we switch things up a bit this week. Mark takes us behind the scenes into the fascinating world of retail— sharing the strategies that both brick-and-mortar stores and online retailers use to turn browsers into buyers, especially during the holiday shopping rush. In this episode, we’ll also be reflecting on “Letting Go of Regret,” exploring how the...

Join us for a meaningful conversation with Andy Keener , Chief Partnerships Officer at Wycliffe Bible Translators . Andy shares how Wycliffe is helping people around the world encounter God’s Word in the language they understand best — a mission that continues to transform lives and open doors for spiritual growth. This inspiring interview highlights the global impact of Bible translation and the...

Family is not just about bloodlines—it’s part of God’s sacred design. It’s where we first learn love, forgiveness, and grace. Yet,in our busy world, many have grown distant or taken their families for granted. In this inspiring episode,Art Suriano shares why family is central to God’s plan and how, through faith, we can heal and strengthen those bonds. Even when relationships are strained, the Lor...

Kindness is one of the truest reflections of a Christian heart. Yet in today’s busy world, it can be easy to forget the power of a gentle word, a smile, or a simple act of grace. In this episode, Art Suriano reminds us that kindness isn’t just good manners—it’s living out the love of Christ. When we choose kindness, we share God’s light with others and invite His peace into our own hearts. Discove...

So often, we move through life believing in God but rarely pausing to reflect on what faith truly means. Faith is more than belief—it’s a living connection with God the Father, His Son Jesus Christ, and the Holy Spirit. In this episode, Art Suriano shares how faith becomes the strength that carries us through our hardest days. When we hold firmly to our faith, we stay close to Jesus—and through th...

“Putting our trust in Jesus.” Those five simple words hold the power to transform our lives—yet so many of us struggle to truly live them. Too often, we lean on our own understanding and end up burdened by fear, worry, or disappointment. But when we surrender our plans and place our full trust in Christ, everything changes. In this uplifting episode, Art Suriano shares how inviting Jesus into ever...

Have you ever found yourself saying, “I’ll never forgive that person,” or “I don’t care if I ever speak to them again”? Those words may feel justified in moments of pain, but they close the door to peace and healing. As followers of Christ, we’re called to live in love, forgiveness, and compassion—even when it’s hard. In this heartfelt episode, Art Suriano explores how holding onto bitterness weig...

We have all imagined what life might be like if we were millionaires, celebrities, or famous athletes—and that’s perfectly normal. But when we start living as though we’re someone we’re not, we drift away from God’s truth and from “Being Honest with Ourselves.”In this episode, Art Suriano shares why, as Christians, we must learn to be grateful for who we are and for the blessings the Lord has give...

Too often, we hear people say, “What’s the point of praying? The Lord doesn’t pay any attention to me.” Or “I don’t pray—it’s a waste of time because my prayers fall on deaf ears. ” Here’s the shocking truth: they’re right—at least in part. Why? Because they don’t truly understand what prayer is, how it works, or how to pray the way God intended. In this episode, Art Suriano explains how simple an...

How many times have we heard someone say—or perhaps said ourselves—“that person is so lucky”? It’s easy to feel jealous when we see others with the job, home, car, or lifestyle we wish we had. But jealousy is not the answer, nor is it the way we are called to live as Christians. In this episode of Let Go and Let God, host Art Suriano reminds us that Scripture teaches our lives are not defined by p...

Each of us has been blessed by the Lord with unique talents and qualities, yet we all carry things about ourselves we may not love. These shortcomings are part of who we are—and learning to embrace them is essential to living in God’s truth. In this episode of Let Go and Let God,host Art Suriano shares the principle of“Accepting Who We Are.”As Christians, we are called to see ourselves as God sees...

It can be fun to watch sci-fi movies about time travel or films like Back to the Future, but the truth is, we cannot go back in time. More importantly, we can’t undo or relive parts of our past, no matter how much we might want to. When we can’t accept the present because of something we did that we regret or something that happened to us that we can't get over, we are living in the past, and that...

We all go through moments of loneliness in our lives. Some may enjoy solitude, while others, ifleft alone too long, could feel depressed. When we feel lonely, we have a choice. We can give into the loneliness, which might lead us down a dark path, or we can turn to Jesus, because with Jesus, “We Are Never Alone.” Tune into this episode of “Let Go and Let God,” and let Art explain how, when we have...

When Jesus walked the earth over 2000 years ago, he performed numerous miracles and died for us on the cross. Many of the miracles he performed were done intentionally without any fanfare. In fact, Jesus often wanted the miracles he performed to be kept secret. When he died on the cross, we all know that as the Son of God, he could have prevented it at any time, but he chose not to. Why? Because J...

We all encounter people who only care about themselves. Their main concern is what they need, what they want, who did this to them, who said this to them, and so on. There is no room in the Christian community for someone acting like that. Most of us do not usually behave that way, but sometimes we focus too much on ourselves. When that happens, we need to remember “It’s Not About Me.” Tune in to...

When we hear the word ‘revenge,’ most of us don’t realize that the desire to seek it often comes from the devil. It starts when we let our tempers flare after someone has hurt us in some way. Tune into this episode of “Let Go and Let God” and let Art explain how, as Christians, instead of giving in to our anger, we need to pause, take a breath, and ask ourselves, “What would Jesus do?” Listen to t...

As humans, one of the most powerful emotions we experience is doubt. Doubt often seeps into our faith, causing it to weaken as we lose confidence in what we believe. The issue is not having doubts, because that is natural. The real question is, what do we do about them? Tune in to this episode of “Let Go and Let God” to hear Art explain how the Lord is there to help and that we have a choice: we c...

As Christians, we need to practice what we preach. It’s easy to say we’re Christian, go to church, and receive the sacraments, but doing those things doesn’t matter if we don’t act like Christians. Engaging in gossip, not helping someone in need when we have the chance, not being generous, being unkind to others, and criticizing or judging others are not Christian behaviors. Tune in to this episod...

When asking the question, “Is It Ever God’s Fault?” the simple answer is “no!” Too often, people are quick to blame God when they face difficulties in their lives. Perhaps they have lost their job, their home, or a loved one. Whatever their hardship may be, the last thing we should do is blame God because the Lord is incapable of doing anything bad. During hard times, instead of blaming God, we ne...

We may not think of ourselves as in control of our happiness. Too many of us judge happiness based on things we want, things we do not have, and even things that others have that we do not. Thinking that way does not lead us to be happy and tends to make us unhappy. Happiness begins with us being pleased with what we have, being thankful to our God for what we have, and sharing our gifts and talen...

The ideaof “Putting the Needs of Others First” sounds simple enough, but it proves to be morechallenging than we expect. In today’s fast-paced world, many people follow the rule of “Puttingthe Needs ofMeFirst.” This is not the Christian way, and acting this way does not please ourLord. “Putting the Needs of Others First” is one of God's commands, and there are good reasonsfor it. Tune in to this e...