The Christ Centered Woman's Podcast

In this episode, we explore 1 Kings 18–19 to uncover "the rest of the story" in the account of Elijah. We will look at how God corrects our "I’m all alone" perspective by examining how God always has a better plan.

In this episode, we look at the benefits of singing hymns from the Biblical to the psychological. As Christ-centered women, it is important we remember we do not have to have a beautiful voice to have a well-ordered heart!

We've all faced discouragement! In this episode, we look at the account in Numbers 21 when the Israelites discouragement and complaining led to their rejection of God's provision. This lesson helps us see God's blessings even when we may face discouragement.

In this final part of our three-part addiction series, we look at family roles, setting boundaries, intervention, financial boundaries, and consequences being essential for a healthy recovery. Additionally, we look at how the church can be a source of strength for family members and those struggling with addiction to run to, not run from.

Most of us know the story of Abraham and Isaac. But did you know that the mountain where Abraham stood is the exact same ridge of land where Solomon would later build the Temple? In this episode, we explore "The Rest of the Story" and links between the Old and New Testament in the Biblical account of Abraham and Isaac.

This is a short episode in between our regular episodes for the "Rest of the Story" series. Here we look at the brave warrior, Benaiah and his victory even when faced with obstacles.

In this first episode in our new study, “The Rest of the Story,”we will be looking at the Biblical account of Cain and Abel. We will look at how this account is connected through the scripture as well as the importance of fully obeying God’s commandments.

In this episode, we are finishing up our series Foundationsof the Bible. We are looking at Biblical proof that God's word is enough to help guide us as we go through life.

In this episode, we are continuing our series on Foundations of the Bible. The topic is on the unity of God's Plan and how the entirety of the Bible tells the one story of Christ.

This episode is the first on our brief series on Bible foundations. This will help us have a better understanding of the Bible before we focus on our new series starting in January. In this episode we will discuss that the Bible is the God created foundation for everything.

In this episode, we conclude our study of Genesis. We discuss the death of Joseph and the parallels of Joseph with Jesus.

In this episode, we continue our study of Genesis with chapter 49. Here we see that Jacob has called all twelve of his sons together and tells them what will become of their future generations. We also continue to draw parallels between Jesus and Joseph. The end of chapter 49 concludes with the death of Jacob.

In this special series, we continue with our three-part series on addiction. Today's episode is for family members and loved ones who have addicted individuals in their lives. We discuss boundaries and the importance of self-care along with many other relevant topics.

In this episode, we will be starting a three-part series on a mental health issue that impacts so many, addiction. This episode we look at the cycle of addiction and look at the role shame and guilt play in driving addiction. Next week, we will look at addiction from the lens of a loved one dealing with an addicted family member.

In this episode, we look at Genesis, Chapter 48. We see an aging Jacob blessing his future generations and upholding the covenant promises made by God many years prior.

In this episode, we discuss Genesis, Chapter 47. We look at three aspects of the chapter: Jacob meeting Pharaoh, the severe famine, and Jacob's last request to be buried outside of Egypt.

In this episode, we see the beautiful story of Genesis, Chapter 46, where Jacob finds his long, lost son Joseph. For many years, Jacob was deceived into thinking Joseph was dead, but in this chapter, we see he is reunited with his son.

In this special episode of the Christ Centered Woman's Podcast we will take a psychological and Biblical perspective to look at a topic that so many struggle with, anxiety. We will discuss the definition of anxiety, myths of anxiety, and two ways to cope. ***As a reminder, this is not a substitution for mental health treatment or mental health advice.

In this episode, we explore Genesis, Chapter 45. We look at how Joseph reveals his identity to his brothers and shows true forgiveness. We continue to explore the parallels between Joseph and Christ as well as the importance of moving forward from the past.

In this episode, we look at Genesis Chapter 44. We examine how Judah, the once hard-hearted brother, wanted to sacrifice his freedom for his brother Benjamin.

In this episode, we look at Genesis Chapter 43. We learn that Jacob permits his youngest son to go to Egypt as requested by Joseph. While the brothers still do not know that the person in Egypt, they are seeking food resources from is their brother, they are treated well by Joseph. We see once again the forgiving heart of Joseph.

In this episode, we look at Genesis, Chapter 42. We break the chapter into three parts: The Divine Setup, The Test of Character, and Fear vs. Providence.

In this episode, we continue our study into Genesis chapter 41 looking at verses 37-57. We break down the chapter into three parts: Chosen by God, Joseph's Promotion; Seven Years of Plenty; and The Famine Begins, and the World Turns to Joseph. We also continue our study of seeing the parallels of Jesus and Joseph.

In this episode, we discuss Genesis, Chapter 41: 1-36. We discuss the humility and patience of Joseph. After two years, he is called upon to interpret two dreams of the Pharoah. This chapter highlights the importance of being patient for God's timing.

In this episode, we discuss Genesis, Chapter 40. We see that Joseph is in prison and interprets the dreams of two individuals. This chapter continues to show us Joseph's continued faith and journey to the individual he will become.