Still Waters With Shaunna

“Childlike innocence is the pure, unguarded trust that sees goodness without complication. Like my neighbor’s little boys’ simple words, ‘my dad is nice,’ it reflects the way Jesus calls us to approach God—with hearts free of cynicism, full of trust, and quick to see love. Scripture reminds us: ‘Truly I tell you, unless you change and become like little children, you will never enter the kingdom o...

There is always hope. Hope in the good times. Hope in the storm. What are you trusting in God for today? Devotional. Sermon.

Starting your morning off with Jesus. Being thankful in every circumstance. Faith in your situations. Prayer. Devotional.

Are you having a bad day? Find a reason to be joyful and remember you are a NEW CREATION IN CHRIST. 2 Corinthians 5:17.

Morning Devotional ~ James 1:2-3 and Prayer

In this episode, we explore the divine comedy of miscommunication, answered prayer, and the mystery of central heat. I’d been praying for warmth, for propane to hold out, for the house to stay cozy—and all the while, the thermostat was right there on the wall. Turns out, it wasn’t the fireplace blowing through the vents. It was the central heat I’d prayed for. Add in a little marital miscommunicat...

Tagline: Mark 4:9 Then Jesus said, "Whoever has ears to hear, let them hear." In this episode, Shaunna explores the profound moral and spiritual dilemmas we face when choosing who we surround ourselves with and how we stand firm in faith. Drawing from Psalm 1-4, she reflects on the importance of being like the oak tree—deeply rooted in God's Word—rather than the dandelion, whose seeds are easily b...

“The enemy tried to spill my drink, but God still filled my cup.” In this hilarious and heartfelt episode, Shaunna shares a real-time spiritual interruption—when a 44 oz iced Coke took flight and baptized everything from her lap to her phone. But instead of panic, she chose praise. Instead of frustration, she found scripture. And instead of quitting, she cleaned up the mess and kept recording. Thi...

“From dog food drama to divine peace—God was in the middle of it all.” In this delightfully chaotic episode, Shaunna shares the real-life swirl of a Tuesday that felt straight out of Jonah’s playbook. From neighbor drama and group project stress to Gladstone’s gourmet dog food buffet, it’s a day packed with distractions, detours, and divine interruptions. But through it all, God’s calming peace re...

“Do we trust God with our tiny ouches—the ones only He can see?” In this tender episode of Still Waters With Shaunna, we explore the kind of faith that runs to God with outstretched hands and invisible hurts. Inspired by a story of a little girl named Lila who showed her tiny injury to every guest—because she knew she was loved—we reflect on what it means to approach God with that same childlike t...

In this eye-opening episode, Shaunna tackles a topic many churches tiptoe around—the Devil. Not Dallas. Not divorce. The real enemy behind the chaos, confusion, and spiritual warfare we face daily. With humor, honesty, and hard-earned wisdom, she shares how her personal walk with Jesus revealed the truth about the dark powers we wrestle with—and the authority we have to shut them down. From childh...

Ever wake up feeling like a spiritual cactus—dry, prickly, and in desperate need of Jesus and caffeine? In this relatable and refreshingly honest episode, Shaunna shares how her day just doesn’t work without time with the Lord (and a strong cup of coffee). From praying before her feet hit the floor to dodging dog disasters and inbox overload, she reminds us that attitude adjustments start with spi...

In this tender and humorous episode, I’m going to take us back to childhood collisions—rollerblades, scraped knees, and dramatic wails—and draws a powerful parallel to the way God heals our spiritual wounds. Just like a loving parent with a duct-taped first-aid kit and a peanut butter-and-jelly smile, our Heavenly Father scoops us up, cleans us off, and binds up our brokenness with grace. Through...

In this sweet and sticky debut episode, we will be serving up a soul-nourishing metaphor as unexpected as it is profound: peanut butter and jelly. Through laughter, scripture, and real-life reflections, we’ll be exploring how often we judge others by their “bread” …. The outward appearance, if you will, all the while missing the richness of their “filling” which is the heart, kindness, and the God...