Woman in the Word

The Great Exchange What happened at the cross was more than an act of sacrifice—it was the greatest exchange in history. In this episode of Woman in the Word , we journey through Isaiah 53, the remarkable prophecy that points us to Jesus long before His birth. We'll discover the Suffering Servant who willingly took our place, bore our griefs, carried our sorrows, and was pierced for our trans...

Storm warnings are given for a reason. They invite us to prepare, change course, or seek shelter before the winds begin to rage. But what happens when we ignore the warning? In Acts 27, Paul urges the crew not to continue their voyage, warning that the journey will end in disaster. Confident in their own judgment, they press on anyway—only to find themselves caught in a storm far beyond their cont...

What's Your Vibe? In this episode of Woman in the Word , we're diving into a powerful contrast found in 2 Samuel 6. As the ark of the Lord returned to Jerusalem, David danced, celebrated, and worshipped with abandon before God. Meanwhile, Michal watched from a window. One was fully engaged in the presence of God. The other stood at a distance, observing, criticizing, and disconnected fro...

What do you do when God doesn't answer the prayer you've been desperately praying? How do you remain in your God-appointed place when disappointment, loss, and unanswered questions threaten to pull you away? In this episode of Woman in the Word , we continue our series, Power Place , by looking at the life of David and the prayers that marked both his victories and his deepest sorrows. I...

Where do you go when you need strength, direction, and breakthrough? The answer is found in the power place—our place of prayer. In this episode of Woman in the Word , we explore why prayer is not just a spiritual discipline but the very source of power for every believer. When we intentionally plug into the power place, we position ourselves to experience the abundant life God has prepared for us...

How do ordinary conversations shape extraordinary faith? In this episode of  Woman in the Word , we explore Deuteronomy 11:18–21 and God's call to weave His Word into the fabric of everyday life. Moses instructed Israel to place God's commands in their hearts, teach them diligently to their children, and speak of them throughout the rhythms of the day—at home, on the road, in the morning...

In this episode of The Woman in the Word Podcast , we reflect on the importance of mountaintop moments through the story of Moses and Joshua in Exodus 33:11. These sacred encounters with God are more than emotional highs—they are places of renewal, clarity, and deeper intimacy with Him. Mountaintop moments strengthen our faith for the valleys ahead, reminding us that God still speaks, still leads,...

In this episode of Woman in the Word , we step into the flames of Daniel 3 and discover what it means to have Faith in the Fire. Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego stood before a raging furnace with unwavering trust in God—not knowing if He would rescue them, but believing He was still worthy of their faith. When life feels overwhelming, uncertain, or painful, how do we remain steadfast? Together, we...

Die Empty…Die Full. In this episode, we explore what it means to truly finish well—to pour out every gift, every calling, every ounce of purpose placed inside of us. Looking at the lives of David, Jesus, and Stephen, we see a powerful pattern: they did not leave this world holding back. They lived fully surrendered, fully spent, and fully aligned with God’s will. David fulfilled God’s purpose in h...

Green means go—but how often do we sit at the light anyway? In this episode of Woman in the Word , we’re talking about what it really looks like to respond when God speaks. So often, we pray for direction, clarity, and confirmation… but when the answer comes, hesitation creeps in. We second-guess, overanalyze, or stall out completely. But throughout Scripture, when God speaks, movement follows. No...

In this episode, we explore the powerful moment on the shore between Jesus Christ and Peter the Apostle in John 21—a passage marked by restoration, calling, and clarity. After His resurrection, Jesus meets His disciples by the sea and shares a meal with them. In a deeply personal exchange, He asks Peter three times, “Do you love Me?”—mirroring Peter’s earlier denial and offering him a path to rest...

In today’s episode of Woman in the Word , we’re invited to begin again—right where we are. Drawing from Revelation 3:20 and John 6:35, we explore the tender image of Jesus standing at the door, knocking, and offering Himself as the Bread of Life. What does it mean to open the door daily? To receive fresh bread, not yesterday’s leftovers? So often we try to sustain ourselves on past encounters, old...

In this episode of Woman in the Word (Part 2 of our series on Mark 11:22–25), we continue exploring Jesus’ call to “have faith in God” by focusing on the powerful connection between faith, prayer, and forgiveness. Jesus doesn’t just invite us to pray boldly—He challenges us to examine our hearts. In this episode, we unpack what it means to pray with faith and expectation, trusting that God hears a...

In this episode of Woman in the Word (Part 1 of a 2-part series), we begin unpacking the powerful words of Jesus in Mark 11:22–25: “Have faith in God.” What does it truly mean to live with bold, unwavering faith—not just when life feels steady, but in moments of doubt, delay, and difficulty? In Part 1, we focus on the foundation of faith—what Jesus meant when He called His followers to trust God c...

In Part 2 of Whatever HE Said , we step into Judges 6–7 and walk alongside Gideon as God prepares him for victory in the most unexpected way. In a moment when fear felt louder than faith and the enemy seemed overwhelming, God spoke with clarity, authority, and assurance—calling Gideon something he didn’t yet believe about himself. This episode unpacks what He said to Gideon in the middle of doubt...

Have you ever found yourself wrestling with the difference between what you feel is true and what God has actually said? In “Whatever HE Said – Pt. 1,” we step into the story of Book of Judges chapter 6 and meet a man who felt anything but mighty—Gideon. Hiding, afraid, and convinced of his own limitations, Gideon is suddenly confronted by the unexpected: a divine message delivered by the Angel of...

Be Transformed… Not Conformed Romans 12:2–10 In this episode of A Woman in the Word , we explore the powerful connection between a renewed mind and a life poured out in service. Romans 12 doesn’t stop at personal transformation — it moves us directly into purpose. In Epistle to the Romans 12:2–10, Paul urges believers not to conform to the patterns of this world but to be transformed by the renewi...

In Part 2 of Follow the GPS: God’s Positioning System , we go deeper into what it looks like to trust God after we’ve started the journey—especially when the path shifts, delays show up, or the destination feels farther than expected. Sometimes God’s GPS leads us through unfamiliar roads, pauses us longer than we planned, or asks us to surrender control altogether. In this episode of Woman in the...

Follow the GPS: God’s Positioning System Ever feel unsure of your next step—wondering which way God is leading? In this episode of Woman in the Word , we’re talking about learning to follow God’s Positioning System instead of relying on our own sense of direction. Just like a GPS recalculates when we miss a turn, God graciously redirects us when we pause, detour, or feel completely off course. Thr...

Just Come — Matthew 11:28–30 What do you do when you’re tired—really tired? In this episode of Woman in the Word , we sit with Jesus’ simple yet radical invitation: “Come to Me.” Not after you fix it. Not once you’re stronger, calmer, or more faithful. Just… come. Drawing from Matthew 11:28–30, we talk about the kind of rest Jesus offers—the rest that reaches weary souls, overloaded hearts, and wo...

What does it really look like to run with endurance in a world full of distractions, discouragement, and detours? In this episode, The Race , we turn to Hebrews 12:1–2 and unpack what it means to lay aside every weight, fix our eyes on Jesus, and keep going—even when the road feels long. Together, we’ll reflect on the habits and heart-postures that can slow us down, and the hope that fuels perseve...

In this episode, Women of Faith (Part 2) , we are once again joined by Pastor Felicity Cunningham as she builds on the truths shared in our Season 2 opener. Pastor Felicity dives deeper into what it means to walk boldly in obedience, remain anchored in God’s Word, and trust Him through every challenge and transition. Through honest reflection and spiritual insight, she offers encouragement for wom...

Season 2 of Woman in the Word begins with a powerful and inspiring conversation centered on faith, purpose, and perseverance. In this opening episode, Women of Faith , we’re honored to welcome Pastor Felicity Cunningham as our special guest. Pastor Felicity shares her journey of faith, leadership, and obedience to God’s call, offering wisdom and encouragement for women navigating their walk with C...

What do you do with a word from God when it’s too holy, too heavy, or too mysterious to explain? In The Gift , we sit with Mary in Luke 2:19 — “But Mary treasured up all these things and pondered them in her heart.” This episode explores the sacred gift of a word received but not rushed. Like Mary, we are invited to hide God’s promises deep within us, to treasure them before we testify, and to tru...

In this episode, we journey with the children of Israel through Numbers 11–14—a stretch of Scripture that reveals both the purpose and the danger of the wilderness. What God intended as a sacred place of preparation, trust-building, and transformation becomes, for Israel, a place of grumbling, fear, and rebellion. Instead of allowing the wilderness to elevate their faith and ready their hearts for...