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Stepping In Faith

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    This Too Shall Pass: Why God's Timing Isn't Your Timing

    2026/07/14 | 1h 10 mins.
    Trouble has a way of shrinking your world until all you can see is the deadline, the bill, the conflict, or the waiting. We recorded this one tired but honest, because the message wouldn’t leave us alone: this too shall pass, and it starts with learning to see time the way God sees it. When we treat God like he owes us an answer by Friday, we end up measuring love by speed, and we miss the bigger work he’s doing in our character, faith, and endurance.

    We walk through a biblical perspective on suffering and God’s timing, pulling from Daniel 2, Ecclesiastes 3, John 11, and Paul’s words in 2 Corinthians. We talk about God revealing mysteries, seasons shifting even when the calendar says otherwise, and why not every hardship is persecution and not every hardship is punishment. Some pain is consequences from choices, some is the cost of obedience to Christ, and sometimes those realities intertwine. The question we keep coming back to is simple: what is God saying about this situation right now?

    John 11 brings it home. Jesus delays for Lazarus, he knows the outcome, and he still weeps, showing us how to hold real emotion without letting it override eternity. Then Paul takes it deeper: being pressed on every side but not crushed, learning to rely on the God who raises the dead, and choosing to fix our gaze on what lasts forever. If you’re in the middle part, the place where you know God spoke but you can’t see the “how,” this conversation is for you.

    If this helps you, subscribe, share it with someone who’s carrying a heavy season, and leave a review so more people can find it. What are you waiting on God for right now, and what would it look like to stop putting him on your clock?
     Ready to dive deeper? 🎧 Join us on YouTube for the full video podcast where we explore faith, love, and relationships through a Christian lens. Whether married, single, or seeking spiritual growth, our episodes offer practical advice and profound insights to strengthen your walk with Jesus. Don’t forget to subscribe and hit the notification bell so you never miss a powerful episode. Let’s grow together in faith and purpose!

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    It Is Finished: Setting The Captives Free

    2026/06/26 | 45 mins.
    "It is finished" might be the most misunderstood thing Jesus ever said.
    We slow down and sit with John 19:28-30, not as a dramatic ending, but as a legal statement: paid in full.
    So if the debt's already cleared, why do so many of us still live like we're behind on payments to God? Still stuck in shame, fear, old habits, and the identity of who we used to be.
    This episode is about what it looks like to stop moving like a slave and start walking like a son or daughter.
    We pull a wild analogy from the film "Alice," where captivity keeps going even after the escape, because the mind never caught up to the freedom. That leads us to Luke 4:18 (Jesus proclaiming freedom to prisoners) and into Romans 6 and 12 as a roadmap for breaking agreement with sin and renewing your mind.
    We get into generational patterns, the refining fire of God, and how learning the truth actually changes your confidence, your choices, and your direction.
    Then we go practical on spiritual warfare. The enemy fights for your mind, but you're not battling in your own strength. We break down what it means to operate under Christ's authority, why relationship with Him is the whole point, and how holding unforgiveness can turn you into the warden holding the keys.
    If you're ready to live set apart in your relationships and your everyday faith, press play.
    Topics covered in this episode: paid in full meaning of "It Is Finished," breaking generational curses and bloodline patterns, renewing your mind as a new believer, dealing with shame and a slave mentality after coming to Christ, how forgiveness sets you free, spiritual warfare and operating under Christ's authority, and what it looks like to date and build relationships as a believer.
     Ready to dive deeper? 🎧 Join us on YouTube for the full video podcast where we explore faith, love, and relationships through a Christian lens. Whether married, single, or seeking spiritual growth, our episodes offer practical advice and profound insights to strengthen your walk with Jesus. Don’t forget to subscribe and hit the notification bell so you never miss a powerful episode. Let’s grow together in faith and purpose!

    👉 Start at the beginning! Watch the full episodes on YouTube now!
    👉 Watch the latest episode on YouTube now!
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    The Power Of Forgiveness

    2026/06/12 | 1h
    Forgiveness sounds simple until you’re the one carrying the wound. Tonight we sit down late and talk honestly about what “the power of forgiveness” really means when someone betrayed you, abused you, manipulated you, or just keeps doing the same hurtful thing. We’re not interested in shallow advice or religious guilt. We want clarity that helps you breathe again.

    We start by defining forgiveness as a decision to release resentment, bitterness, vengeance, and the “debt” you feel someone owes you. Then we tackle a huge misconception: forgiveness is not the same as reconciliation. You can forgive and still set boundaries. You can forgive and still remove access. You can forgive and still refuse to rebuild trust until there is real repentance, honesty, accountability, changed behavior, and time. We also talk about how people use “forgiveness” as a manipulation tactic, especially in toxic relationships, and why consequences still matter.

    We anchor the conversation in Scripture, including Hebrews 12:15 on bitterness as a poisonous root, Romans 12:19 on vengeance belonging to God, Mark 11:25 on forgiving before you pray, and Jesus’ example on the cross. We also make room for the real-life side: trauma, church hurt, and the difference between forgiving someone and being healed from what they did.

    If you’ve been stuck between guilt and wisdom, this will help you sort it out. Subscribe for weekly conversations, share this with someone who needs freedom, and leave a review with the biggest takeaway you’re walking away with.
     Ready to dive deeper? 🎧 Join us on YouTube for the full video podcast where we explore faith, love, and relationships through a Christian lens. Whether married, single, or seeking spiritual growth, our episodes offer practical advice and profound insights to strengthen your walk with Jesus. Don’t forget to subscribe and hit the notification bell so you never miss a powerful episode. Let’s grow together in faith and purpose!

    👉 Start at the beginning! Watch the full episodes on YouTube now!
    👉 Watch the latest episode on YouTube now!
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    The Power Of Your Yes

    2026/05/27 | 57 mins.
    Some of the biggest damage in our lives doesn’t start with a huge decision. It starts with a small yes we didn’t fully understand, or a no we were too afraid to say out loud. Walter and his wife record at 4 a.m. with one goal: pull back the curtain on how agreement works in the spiritual life, and why your voice matters more than you think. 

    We ground the conversation in Scripture and real-life patterns, from Proverbs 18:21 on the power of the tongue to John 10:10 on the thief who comes to steal, kill, and destroy. We talk about how the enemy looks for access through deception, intimidation, manipulation, accusation, and fear, and how “yes” can show up as tolerance, compromise, or silence. We also get practical about discernment: canceling lies spoken over you, guarding your thoughts, and refusing identity labels that compete with who God says you are. 

    From relationships and dating to family dynamics and work environments, we unpack why boundaries are not selfish, they’re protection. We look at Jesus in Matthew 4 and how He answers temptation with truth and restraint, and we contrast God’s invitation with the way manipulative people push, shame, and pressure when they’re denied access. If you’re learning to reclaim your voice after trauma, this conversation is for you. 

    Subscribe for more faith-based conversations, share this with someone who needs stronger boundaries, and leave a review so more people can find the show. What boundary do you need to hold this week?
     Ready to dive deeper? 🎧 Join us on YouTube for the full video podcast where we explore faith, love, and relationships through a Christian lens. Whether married, single, or seeking spiritual growth, our episodes offer practical advice and profound insights to strengthen your walk with Jesus. Don’t forget to subscribe and hit the notification bell so you never miss a powerful episode. Let’s grow together in faith and purpose!

    👉 Start at the beginning! Watch the full episodes on YouTube now!
    👉 Watch the latest episode on YouTube now!
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    Recovering From A Crushed Soul

    2026/05/15 | 1h 2 mins.
    A crushed soul doesn’t always look dramatic. Sometimes it looks like quiet exhaustion, a heavy chest, emotional numbness, or the urge to run from anything that feels too costly. We sit with one of the most human moments in Scripture, Jesus in the Garden of Gethsemane, and we ask what it means that He said His soul was “crushed with grief to the point of death.” If Jesus faced that kind of anguish while still walking in perfect obedience, what does that teach us about our own suffering, grief, and spiritual fatigue?

    We talk through the difference between the soul and the spirit and why so many believers love God spiritually while still feeling wounded internally. The soul wants control, comfort, and self-preservation. The Spirit of God calls us to surrender, trust, obedience, and transformation. That creates a junction, a crossroads where we have to decide what will lead our lives. We also unpack grief in a broader way: not only loss of people, but loss of dreams, seasons, identity, and the painful process of dying to self. Following Jesus includes daily surrender, and salvation is not just receiving a new life, it’s letting go of the old one.

    From there, we get practical. We share what crushing can expose, including pride, fear, self-reliance, idols, and unhealed trauma, and we connect it to Scripture like 2 Corinthians 1:8–10 and Romans 12:1–2 on renewing the mind. We also lay out a simple recovery roadmap: acknowledge what you feel, return to prayer, process pain in God’s presence, submit your will, and keep moving forward even when it’s uncomfortable.

    If you’ve been carrying something heavy, listen closely, share this with someone who needs it, and leave a review to help more people find the show. What area of your life is God asking you to surrender right now?
     Ready to dive deeper? 🎧 Join us on YouTube for the full video podcast where we explore faith, love, and relationships through a Christian lens. Whether married, single, or seeking spiritual growth, our episodes offer practical advice and profound insights to strengthen your walk with Jesus. Don’t forget to subscribe and hit the notification bell so you never miss a powerful episode. Let’s grow together in faith and purpose!

    👉 Start at the beginning! Watch the full episodes on YouTube now!
    👉 Watch the latest episode on YouTube now!
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About Stepping In Faith
Stepping In Faith is a podcast that deepens your walk with Jesus each week by exploring the heart of faith, love, and relationships from a Spirit-led perspective. Each episode focuses on building intimate relationships with Jesus Christ, strengthening marriages, providing guidance for singles, and fostering healthy, God-centered connections.
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