Something to think about podcast

I want to ask you a question: How well do you know your family? Think about some of the things you know about your family, like their preferences, what they like, their personalities, and so on. This is very important. Sometimes, when you think about it, you go about your day navigating various challenges, but have you ever stopped to consider how well you know your family? That’s what we will loo...

This week we want to wrap up the equation of life by looking at the results: the outcomes of your actions. Peace, regret, safety, or destruction—any of these can happen depending on the word you received and the action you choose to take. www.andraepalmer.com

This week we continue our look at the equation of life, exploring the action component. Last week we looked at the first component, which was the word. But here’s the thing: the word alone doesn’t have any power unless you apply it. It needs something else: action.

This week we explore the concept of the equation of life. The thief comes only to steal and kill and destroy, but I came that they may have life and have it abundantly. John 10:10

This week, we answer the question: why is change important, and how do you prepare? Life happens in cycles. Things change constantly. The question during these times is: are you prepared? Over the past few weeks, we have been exploring the concept of change—why it is difficult, and the questions we need to ask ourselves during these challenging times. Website: www.andraepalmer.com

Have you ever been in a situation where you set a goal, outline a plan, and gather the resources you need—only to do nothing at all? Think about the many New Year’s resolutions, weight-loss goals, and habit changes you promised yourself you would make but didn’t. This week, we want to answer the question: Why is it difficult to change?

Preparing for the season ahead is about putting plans in place for a shift in your life—a moment in time—and preparing for that moment. This week, we look at five things that are about to change

What must you let go of to receive what God has in store for you? In this episode, we explore the story of Mary anointing Jesus and the sacred blueprint of the Tabernacle to uncover how to prepare for your next season. We break down the five divine ingredients of the anointing oil—from Myrrh to Cinnamon—and reveal how they strengthen your heart and mask the "scent of decay" during life&#...

Growing in any season takes a specific set of skills. In this series, we’ve been looking at five things you need to grow in any season. So far, we’ve covered faith and love. Today, we’re wrapping up the series with the final three. More information: andraepalmer.com

In this episode of Growing in Every Season, we explore why increasing in love is essential for spiritual growth. Building on last week’s focus on the authority of faith, we look at how love strengthens patience, fuels action, and deepens commitment—especially toward those who feel forgotten or lost. Through Jesus’ parable of the lost sheep and his teaching in Matthew 25, we uncover how genuine lov...

This week, we want to continue where we stopped by moving into some other examples of faith and how it influenced the actions of ordinary people. We will also explore the concept of the authority of faith and its influences. www.andraepalmer

There's a Jamaica proverb that goes di more you chop breadfruit, the more it springs, which means things grow under the right conditions. What are those conditions that help us to grow no matter the season? In this week's episode we are exploring those elements that stimulate growth in any season. Today we'll focus on the first element which is growing in faith. Website: www.andraepalm...

When you're building a house, you first dig the foundation, add the steel and pour the cement and lay the blocks. If these and other steps aren't in place the house will not be stable. Now it’s the same with our relationships. They are some important things that must be in place that will ensure long term stability. We explore what they are in this week's episode.

Relationships remain healthy whenever problems don't exist. Conversation is filled with laughter and fun and a burst of excitement. There's a level of anticipation to reconnect whenever you're apart. Now, things can take a sharp turn when we disagree, even over little things. Imagine going from the love of your life or the best friend you ever had to the person you hate the most. Every...

Planning is a critical part of life. These moments save us a lot of headaches if done right. Now, the process does not always go smoothly, especially when more than one person is involved. Whether you are making decisions with your spouse, co-workers, investors, or even your children, there are mindsets that make the entire decision-making process difficult. Do you know what they are? These mindse...

Life is full of decisions — who you marry, who you do business with, whether to buy a house or a car. But have you ever made a decision and later felt regretted it? And have you ever had to make a decision with someone else? Sometimeseverything flows smoothly, but other times even simple choices take a long time.  In this episode, we dive into four steps to help you make decisions with your partne...

 In this episode, we look at five mindsets you need to recoverfrom a financial crisis. Planning is a critical part of recovery. Knowing your numbers andcharting the course ahead is important. But that is the physical part offinancial recovery. What about what we don’t see? The emotional and mentalbattles that come with the recovery process?

When navigating crisis survival during the turbulent times is critical. No matter how severe the situation is, if managed correctly, you'll almost always come out the other side better off. In this episode we'll look at how to fix the crisis without sacrificing survival.

In this episode, we will explore four strategic steps for financial recovery after a crisis. We will break down Jesus’s words in Luke 14:28-29 and guide you in creating a recovery plan and budget, empowering you to decide your next steps.

In this episode, we show how skipping the evaluation phase can sabotage your entire rebuilding process. Drawing from Luke 14:28–29, where Jesus teaches the importance of “counting the cost,” we directly connect this principle to financial recovery after unexpected events. You’ll discover why assessing the true cost of your damage is the essential first step. We explain how failing to estimate rebu...

In this powerful episode, we explore how to maintain spiritual security and peace when external and internal conflicts threaten to shatter your confidence. We discuss the difficult topic of experiencing God during periods of difficulty, conflict, and pain, such as financial pressure, sickness, and injustice. Key Topics: The Hunger for Intimacy : Understanding that true intimacy with God is not jus...

In the final episode, we break down three comparison mindsets—small, equal, and larger—and how they affect decision-making. Learn how to use limited resources strategically, uncover overlooked opportunities, and avoid the traps of fear, overconfidence, and complacency.

From the woman with the issue of blood to Zacchaeus and the spies in Canaan, this episode highlights how faith-filled perspective leads to bold action. We examine how seeing beyond limitations can move you closer to divine encounters and breakthroughs.

This episode dives into biblical examples—Cain, Hannah, Joseph, and Job—to show how perspective influences behavior and outcomes. Whether it's jealousy, grief, or hope, each story reveals how internal framing leads to either destruction or divine breakthrough.

In this opening episode, we explore how the way you frame a situation determines your response, either in fear or in faith. Using the story of the Israelites at the edge of Canaan, we unpack how perspective shapes decision-making and spiritual direction.