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XRachel and Leah – Life’s messiness
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Jan 23
2026
In Genesis 29:12–30:24, the story of Rachel and Leah reveals the pain, rivalry, and redemption woven into Jacob’s family—and into our own lives. Deception, jealousy, and heartache fill their story, yet through it all, God remains faithful. He sees Leah’s tears, hears Rachel’s prayers, and fulfills His promises despite human failure.
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XCoffee with God
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Apr 26
2026
I can't pray - loose my thoughts and feels repetitive.
Maybe prayer is less about perfect words
Maybe prayer is just a conversation
Talk to God like a friend over coffee
He's listening
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XWhy Your Life Has Inherent Worth
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Jan 23
2026
In this episode, Sammy Tippit explores the heart of God’s creation—humanity. Genesis 2 reveals that God didn’t just speak humans into existence; He formed us with His own hands and breathed His very life into us. You were created in the image of God, with eternal worth and the capacity for relationship, creativity, and love.
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XHow to Find God’s Refuge in the Middle of Crisis - Episode 359
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Mar 07
2026
Have you ever walked through a season that shook everything you thought was stable? In this episode, I’m joined by author Lynne Rienstra for an honest and hope-filled conversation about finding God’s refuge in the middle of crisis. We talk about fear, hidden wounds, unexpected loss, and the ways God meets us when life feels uncertain. If you are searching for peace in a difficult season, I pray this conversation encourages your heart and reminds you that you are never walking alone. To listen to the episode, search for Episode 359, Your Hope-Filled Perspective podcast.
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XSatisfying Ice Break
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Feb 06
2026
These ice cakes are the result of my chicken water freezing overnight. I have to remove the blocks so I can refill their water, so I decided to start filming smashing them on my driveway in slow motion.
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XJacob and Esau
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Mar 16
2026
34 Then Jacob gave Esau bread and pottage of lentiles; and he did eat and drink, and rose up, and went his way: thus Esau despised his birthright.
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XYour Brain was Not Designed to Carry Constant Overthinking
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Apr 13
2026
Overthinking takes a real toll on your brain and body. It actually weakens your brain.
Chronic worry keeps your stress response active, raises cortisol, and makes it harder for your brain to return to peace. It also disrupts sleep, drains energy, and clouds your ability to make healthy decisions.
The good news is that God never designed you to carry every thought on your own. Trusting Him interrupts the cycle of fear and creates space for calm, clarity, and renewed strength.
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XWhy Your Brain Struggles with Joy and How To Retrain It
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Jun 21
2026
Joy grows where your focus goes.
God didn’t leave your experience of joy to chance. The way He designed your brain means that what you return to, think about, and dwell on begins to shape what you notice and experience. When you gently shift your focus toward what is good, true, and life-giving, your brain begins to follow.
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XGod Moves Loudly and Quietly
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Jun 17
2026
God Moves Loudly and Quietly. The showdown on Mount Carmel is one of Scripture’s most dramatic moments—fire from heaven, a nation called to choose, and one prophet standing against hundreds. But this story is about more than a spectacular miracle. It shows us the power of bold faith, the danger of spiritual compromise, and the tender way God restores His servants after the battle is over. From the fire that fell to the whisper that followed, this episode reminds us that God shows up both in the extraordinary and in the quiet places where He strengthens our souls.