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Welcome to the God's Goodness podcast where our mission is to encourage and highlight God's

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goodness and modern-day miracles. We are your hosts, Josh and Shelley Hinkins. Today we actually

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don't have any guests with us, just the special guest of the Holy Spirit leading this episode,

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and we wanted to do a year in review. This is going to be the last episode of the first year,

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and we just wanted to, I guess, share all that God did in this podcast because he worked everything

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together. It was mind-blowing how everything just came together. So from the very beginning,

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oh, I almost forgot. Do you want to open us up with an opening prayer?

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I would love to. Okay, go ahead. Heavenly Father, we thank you so much that you are God,

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that we don't need to try to be God because you are a great, good God. We thank you so much for

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your presence with us throughout our lives. We invite you here today on this podcast to take

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up one of these empty seats to just sit as we glorify your name, as we contemplate what you've

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done for us in these 52 weeks. We just want to come together in solidarity, threadification,

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and praising you, and that you would continue to bless us into this next year. In Jesus' mighty

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name. Amen. So I was thinking back, and it all started when I was in Mary Kay, and then I met

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Jen O'Donnell, and she was in an episode, so check her out. And I met Ian Wreath through Jen, and Ian

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is a life coach, and if your company needs any help being more productive, they are amazing.

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And it was a conversation with Ian that led to this idea. I was thinking, like, what am I good at?

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What do I love to do? And what could I possibly make money doing one day? And that, well, that

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hasn't happened yet, the money part. We do have donations, and that helped us with things along

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the way. But Ian, the next day, I got this download from the Holy Spirit, and he was like,

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in the bathroom with me, and he planted this seed, and he's like, hey, why don't you talk about my

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goodness and share it with the world? Because I was hearing all these stories of God's goodness,

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and it was just so inspiring to me, and I'm like, we should share it with the world.

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And I was like, awesome. And then, of course, I have to have my husband along with me, and

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he was so excited. I'm like, guess what? It was the exact opposite. My wife is an extrovert. If you

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didn't know her, if you couldn't tell, and I'm an introvert, and when she wanted to do this, I felt

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dread because this is not my box of expertise. And the first few episodes even, I would comment on

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how I hated it, like how much I didn't, I didn't like it. But God wasn't, wasn't satisfied with that.

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And so he met me on my terms, as he often does, in the place where I am, in my weakness, in my

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irrational thoughts. And he reminded me that we were married, and we were one flesh,

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and that when he called her to the ministry of this podcast, that he called me to, he just

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used the one that was going to listen. And once I realized the truth of this podcast,

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I got a little bit more on board with it, and a little bit more proactive, and I stopped being

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such a crybaby about it, and I just started being motivated and loving and doing all the

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things that God would ask me to do in this podcast. And so it really has transformed my life from the

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very beginning. I know it has transformed a few other people's lives that we have spoken to offline,

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that we have met out in public. I really appreciate the opportunity to be able to bring Jesus into

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people's homes, to bring the glory of God into people's homes, and to reaffirm to some people

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that God is still in the business of miracles. So good. I forgot to mention Ian also has an

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episode. So check out his episode. It's a Choose Whom You Will Serve, and it's one of our top 10.

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And what a ride. And then, okay, so to do a podcast, most people don't know how to do a

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podcast. You look it up on YouTube, and you're like, oh, this is what they do. Everyone says,

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oh, use this microphone. And I'm like, okay, this seems good. And I made a little wish list. And then,

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turns out, of all people I work with, this is all about social equities, all in who you know.

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Of course, we know the Holy Spirit, and God works all things for us. And my co-worker, T.J.,

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he actually had a recording studio in India before he moved to the U.S. And he was able to advise me

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on which microphones to get. He said, don't listen to them. You'll be buying microphones sooner

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than later. So he advised on better microphones. And he let me borrow his microphones until I was

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able to get my own. So our first four episodes are with T.J.'s microphones. And, ah, it's just

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of all people that I actually work with him. And now we're neighbors. So he's able to advise on the

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studio that God has blessed us with. And we'll get to that as well. And just how God worked

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everything together. Like, I had plans of having Ian as the first guest. And I was like, why can't he

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be the first guest? Because the idea came from a conversation with him. And the way that God worked

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it out, Ian was able to record in November. And we released this episode in December. And he had

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an episode about a vision of heaven and a vision going to hell. And it seemed like a theme in December

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was heaven. And Pastor Pete even started a series in December, heaven is here. And we had two episodes

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about heaven, trips to heaven. So like, God organized everything. And one of the things I had to learn

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working with people and booking people was I shouldn't have to work really hard. Like, it'll

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just fall into place if that's their timing, like when it was meant to be recorded. Because

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when we released it, wait, at the beginning we were doing recording two and three a Saturday.

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Yeah, it was not filling my cup. That was nuts. But we wanted to have a few episodes in the queue.

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And now we're able to, we record on Saturdays. And then Sundays, you got to have a flow. And then

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do things in the most efficient way possible. So Sundays, I do all the social media videos.

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If I get any ideas throughout the week, I'll put them in my notes and then just record them in one

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day and edit. And then I just post throughout the week and then it allows me to have more time with

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the family. So what else did he work together? Relationships. So we had Patty Barnaby on with Joe

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and they have this Club 316. And it's a support group for families who have members, family members

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who are addicts. And we were able to connect Patty and Joe with, so check out their episode Club

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316. We were able to connect them with Sam Gattano. And Sam has an episode as well from

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Death to Life, I think it was. And that was the number one episode for months. And then Sam got

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to speak at one of Patty's events for the kids as a little testimony because he does that celebrate

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recovery. And so he was able to speak into their lives. And just the connections from this are so

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cool. It is incredible to see the God of work in everything. And it's different because we know

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he is able. We know he is willing and we know he is working. It's different when we see how he does it

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and how different from our imagination it turns out to be and how creative our God is

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blows my mind. Just like some of our guests, I would say, wow, this one is a great one. I

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really love this one. And the people did not speak. Right. And then there'd be one is like,

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all right, this is all right. This is good. And it's like number one. And so I love that I cannot

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predict based off the needs of the people who is the most influential speaker. I love that it's

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not up to me. Yeah, I love that. I love that we really do need to interview as many people as

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possible because we don't know what's going to help people. We don't know what is going to speak

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into someone's heart at any given time. And I love that it's so random. My wife loves to

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get to know people and she'll talk to them and text them and just get a feel for them. And I go in

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cold turkey. I go in. Some of these people is the first time I've ever seen these people in my life.

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And I have no idea what we're talking about. We did one episode where she brings up a book about

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10 things I hate about my husband. And I was like, oh, I have been reading it for a whole week.

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You didn't see it laying around the house. Nothing. She clearly does not know how a man operates. So

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I was like, oh my goodness. And then she continued to say the rest of the title. How God healed my

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heart restored my marriage and set me free. It's our number one episode by far. So check that out

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with Shayla Huber. So I was like, oh, that's not very good. I was like, oh, it's got a little better.

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It recovered at the end. And I couldn't wait to hear about it. And all the guests that God lines

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up, he is clearly using Shelly to line up these guests because she's the one that keeps booking

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them. And I have got this, you know, she's, he's batting a thousand and I'm over over here.

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I just really love the diversity in the people that God is calling onto the show and the diversity

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of miracles, the diversity of testimonies for people come from different backgrounds from

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heroin addicts to a lot of people saved in the Alakini County Jail.

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Like it's so incredible that I don't understand how people can refute that God is God. I don't know

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how people can mock him. I don't know how people live their lives without him. When you see the

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things that he does and it's clear that these are the things he does and the things he weaves

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together, the tapestry that he is making that we are just a part of, that we get to be a part of this,

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it blows my mind that there are people that don't believe when the evidence is all around us.

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Yes, every episode, episode after episode. We have authors on here, authors that have

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movie offers. We had Wendy Lawson. She was on here a few times. God's mad cat missionary

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and she is a wild child. You'll love her. So check out her episodes. There's a playlist in YouTube

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but it's just so neat how we take referrals by the way. So we, we got the one, the one

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who is really there too and Wendy's given us a couple great referrals as well. We had Michael

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Boyd with us and he was a visitor of the Allegheny County Jail himself and then she led us to Justin

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and Delice Buckles and they are on fire for, for God and they are an amazing couple and

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they're going to be our first episode of season two. So check that out. Stay tuned for next week's

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episode. Tune in next week. Keep it coming back for more. So if you see me in real life or on

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social media, I love the feedback. So if you do have feedback, I appreciate it because I don't

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know if this is touching lives or not until people tell me and it just helps fill my cup because

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I'm like, without that, I'm like, what's the point of this? But then I'm like, well, if I stop doing

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this, people are like, well, I just stop. Like, why would I stop? It's so funny because I'm only

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exact opposite. I don't need the feedback. I do it because I like to talk about God's goodness

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and I'm an introvert and I'd rather people don't approach me and tell me things or not.

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And so I'm confident that God is going to reach people, right? And my wife, it needs the reassurance

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and it just shows how different each and every one of us are. A bonus though is that I can encourage

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her when she's feeling low or if she's feeling disparaged because I feel no such thing and I

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can just go right into it. And I love that God has blessed our family with this dynamic,

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that she is who she is and I get to be who I am literally filling in all the gaps

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to make us one complete zipper. Like we're just merged together that without it, we don't hold

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anything. But together we're tight and we're linked and we hold things together. And I think it's just

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a wonderful analogy to knit us as a zipper. Like individually we're nothing now that we're a family.

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And if you're a single person, you're not a zipper, you're a single person. But if you're a married

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people, treat it like a zipper, you're nothing by yourself. But together you're strong, you're fastened,

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you're able to move, communicate. It's a wonderful thing that God has established in the institution

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of marriage. Definitely remember, you are on the same team. So when you're fighting with your

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spells, just turn that fight against the enemy. So you guys are a team. So...

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What a silly concept that is, right? Yeah. You're the same team. So what are you doing? I'm fighting

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with myself. Why would I slow myself down? Isn't that nuts? We watch... We all do it. We all do it.

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We watched War Room last night. So Nathan could see how she used the closet because we have a

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closet in our studio that he wants to use for a prayer room. A nice big one. Oh my gosh,

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he's gonna love it. So I wanted to give him some tips. So that's fresh in my mind. And I didn't see

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it either. And it was a great movie. Oh, so good. You know, shameless plug. You should watch it.

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I'm not, I'm not permitting the movie. You're the producers. I don't, I don't even know who produced

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it, to be honest with you. I just know one of the characters in it. Well, two, because one of them

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was in another movie. Priscilla Schreier's in it. Yeah, that's the one I know. She is so good. Yes.

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Oh goodness. If you ever hear a preach, she's also very good at that. If you ever get the opportunity.

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So good. We have gone down 52 weeks. Well, this is the 52nd week of doing this podcast. And it feels

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like we've only been doing it for a little bit. It feels like we've only done a few episodes. But

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when we look back, we're like, Oh yeah, that one, that one. People have a lot to catch up with if

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they're getting started now. Oh, absolutely. Absolutely. And it always amazes me how similar

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some stories are about how God finds somebody in their loneliness and their brokenness and how he

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completely transforms them. And I'm also amazed at just how different everybody is, right? Because

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God doesn't just pick on one person as his pet project, right? It's every single one of us,

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or his pet project, all eight billion people on this planet. All we have to do is tell him, yes.

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All we have to do is tell him, I want you in my life and able to multitask 8.8 billion people

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simultaneously, blessing everybody simultaneously, giving everyone mercy and grace simultaneously,

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right? He is capable. He's so beyond our imagination. It blows my mind, right? It's so easy to consider

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God as my God, my God, my personal God who does things with me, right? Who speaks to me, who

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blesses me, who loves on me, right? It's so easy to think of him that way. But then when we have to

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look at others and say, we're the same God that loves my wife, that is tickled in the morning

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when she wakes up and starts praying to him, right? He like kicks his feet out the edge of his bed,

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like it starts, the day starts, I get them. This is amazing. I'm again just totally amazed

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that we are so self-centered sometimes as a people that we fail to realize that the God of Jacob,

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the God of Isaac, the God of Abraham, the God of Josh is also the God of Shelley, is also the God of

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Jim, is also the God of Delise, is also the God of Jeremy, is also the God of Pete, right? We

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oftentimes are so selfish that we want all of God's love and we forget that God is loving every

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single one of us equally on planet earth and his heart is broken for those that that would just reject

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him, right? He wants a relationship with us. He created us for a relationship with us and so we've

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got evangelists that try to preach. We've got people that meet people one-on-one. We've got podcasts

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where we try to reach people. We've got guests who write books to try to reach people. So like these

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are people that understood the assignment. These are people that know. My wife is one of the people

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that knows that to reach people you have to speak to people and so understanding the assignment with

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our authors and our evangelists that know that each and every person is a loved creation by God

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and this podcast is for those people. This podcast is for those that might need to reassurance

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that God still loves them, that God is still for them, that God is in the business of miracles and

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that they should never lose hope because he is in that hope. He is that hope and oftentimes our

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lives can take us places where we can forget that. We can be in a moment. We can be in an era. We can

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be in a week. We could be in a day where we just don't feel his presence and ladies and gentlemen

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would like to remind you that oftentimes you can't see what is right against your nose and those

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moments that you feel that God is farthest from you, I promise you is as close as to you as you've

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ever been to him in that moment. It's just so close that you cannot see him because your perspective

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is wrong. Good words. Good words. What else fell into place? Well the studio, he said you were in

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Hockbeth studio. Oh my gosh. So one of the things, we've been searching for a rental for five years

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because I felt like Goldie Box. The one house is too big and then the one house was too small and

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I'm hoping this one's just right and one of the things on my wish list was a studio, an in-house

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studio and the Lord of course provided and we're in our new studio. We still have to fix it up a

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little bit so when you send money we're putting it towards that. Oh yes. And it has its own door.

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Only we're allowed to interrupt it. I probably need a red light in here. Oh my goodness gracious.

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it's just why keep God's goodness to yourself and if he did it for one of us he can do it for anyone.

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He will do it for all of us. He's so creative. It's not going to be in the same way and you're

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going to have your own story and he just uses it's so neat. It's like one of those cross stitch

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pieces of work where it looks nice on the up top but underneath it could look like a horrible mess

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and right now we see like the horrible mess and God's watching it all come together on top

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and it's just really neat. He's looking at the beautiful tapestry and we're looking like

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he already knows it. Chinese fire drill or was it the a keystone cops. Oh my gosh but it's just so

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neat at the end. While you're through the other side of whatever you're going through you're like

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wow that was amazing and like this is going to be one of those rides where like humble beginnings

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and thank God for my husband because I am one too. I did Mary Kay and a tracked number gross

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and I was tracking the numbers and I'd get a little disappointed if the numbers went down a month

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and he just was there multiple times telling me it's going to go down but then it's going to shoot

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up really high and we're waiting for that. It's like a roller coaster. It's going to catch the

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right people and they'll tell the right people and it'll catch on. God's word will not return void.

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Will not. One of the fun things is on social media now that we've been doing, I've been doing this

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a year on there, is seeing the memories pop up and I was like oh yeah I remember back then I thought

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I was going to learn about editing audio and then I started learning about how much there was to

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learn and I was like oh that's not going to bring me joy. I was like I am not going to learn that

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going to outsource it to another country because the money can go farther in this country so

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I'm not the only one who outsources elsewhere so if you're looking for extra help, fivers the way to go.

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and such and you know if we outsource we already got a tip from someone in Honduras so we use

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whoever's available, whoever God wants us to use and if paying them blesses them then you know God

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willing I hope they're blessed richly. So this is meant to help other people and bring God's goodness

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to the world and I just hope that people realize that he's still doing miracles today like why would

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he stop? Right, like the cessationists right and they don't believe that God is actively in the

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business of healing and miracles and such and I think that is so wild and at the same time I'm

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like the faith that they have is incredible. Like at what point did he think he stopped? Like what year?

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that is like I'm not even upset with these people are incredible like I've seen miracles so I know

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they're wrong but at the same time to have the faith without the miracles is how we should truly live

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right? My wife has shared his story about carrying my son up to bed and lessons learned from being a

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parent and in that lesson I realized that that's how God treats us is that it doesn't matter how we

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behave that he loves to take care of us because he loves us. More his children and inversely

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that's how we should love God not because he's done something for us but because he is our father

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and the cessation is to me are the embodiment of that. It doesn't matter what God has done for them

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because to them he's done nothing that he is the father and they come to him with love and I believe

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that is some of the purest faith that we can have. Again I think it's wrong because I've seen

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miracles but at the same time I'm never going to discount the faith that they have right? You love

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Jesus you're in the same team as me right? And I would say that your faith is stronger than mine

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because he has given me miracles to see. He's given me things to hold on to. He's given you

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nothing to hold on to that you believe right? Clearly he has right because you call on him.

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kind of personality to have is I expect nothing from the father nobody you're worshiping him for

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because he's the father. I love that. I love that. That speaks to my heart. It doesn't have

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no shade during it all right? That is an amazing amazing and that you know I'm thinking about it.

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Caitlyn Childs. Seven days to a life of limitless. How to ditch the rules of religion live a life of

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freedom. I think that's what it's called the tagline. A lot of us are stuck in that

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you should do this. You should do this. You should do this. She was a role follower and there was a

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time in a few years in her life where she learned a lot of lessons from God and how to break free

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from those rules. God wants that relationship with us. It's not about doing things or not doing

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things. Well that kind of is but it was about that relationship and the number one commandment.

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Love the Lord your God with all your heart and love others as yourself and

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with that relationship with God it changes everything. Like when I was younger I was taken

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to church by my dad and I learned you know teacher child the way that they should go and they

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not depart and so I may have looked like a wild child for a little while and my parents oh my gosh

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bless their heart. I made my dad lose his hair and I went hog wild crazy and it just wasn't the

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life that any parent would want their child to live. You know especially one that they took

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to church and he's probably thinking what did I do wrong and then God changed everything. It's

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that relationship. Like I would pray to God you know while I was astray going to the bar doing

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I did heroin at one point people like God changes everything like you don't have to stay that way.

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If you want to change you just ask and say hey I think I think I might want to change this

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and if it is his will he will want it to be your will and then he'll make it happen. You pray it

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and he's like yeah absolutely I would love for that to be different for you and yeah so her book

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she has a bunch of videos in TikTok so if you wanted to see Caitlyn Childs if you want to get all

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the information free she makes these really great analogies and she learns these lessons from God

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and she makes it really understandable and you could also get her book on Amazon or the TikTok

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shop if you want it signed and it was just I liked hers a lot. I just feel that's a lot of really

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good information for people. What about you? My favorite is still Tiffany. Tiffany Dawson

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talked a heavenly message. Yeah when she was in the coma and she spent she spent her coma in heaven

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right. Look how amazing is that like and she got to see things hear things and experience things

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and it I don't know why I really really really like that episode I don't know if it speaks to me.

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I think it's some of the things that she said and it really hit home for me and without getting

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personal or you know what it is or whatever and I'm not going to need the tissues because I'm a man

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over here so her episode really spoke to me. It wasn't her herself but it was what God did through

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her that really impressed something upon me and it really stuck with it. It's the only podcast

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that I actually would listen to. I've never listened to any of them. I just experienced them and then

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I go and my wife listens to them three four five times so that she gets the editing right and such

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and so God bless her soul. I am not inclined to do that but but this episode Tiffany's is one of the

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ones that I absolutely would listen to again and it really spoke to me. I remember getting a little

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teary eyed when she would say certain things because of how much it spoke to me and I hate

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I hate that. Oh I vehemently hate showing emotion in front of other people. Right when I'm by myself

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I'm cool with it. I feel safer. You know you're laughing but it's a common thing for people.

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They need to feel safe to express and I feel safe in the presence of God to express which is good

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but I don't feel safe in the presence of just anybody. The Holy Spirit Jesus and God that's it.

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Those are the three people I feel safest in front of to show emotion and that's okay.

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If that's you that's okay. There's nothing wrong with that but you should show emotion. You should

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open up and you should be with God. It was really cool to hear Tiffany Tiffany had a testimony from

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being on the podcast. We put it on social media and it was her coworker like they weren't trading

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her very nicely and then they heard the episode and her story and things just totally changed and

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they're actually friends now and it just it's amazing how this podcast can change lives and to

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hear that is just a blessing to me that it was a blessing to them and you wouldn't even expect

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something like that. So I'm just I thought about doing a series of how like if the podcast has

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changed your life like the before and after before the podcast this but then after it's kind of like

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my kingdom see if you have there's a kingdom seekers app and granted it's a paid for thing but

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it's worth it and one of the things that Holly the hostess does is she guides you to say before

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kingdom seekers it was this way and then after so I like that concept so I wanted to use that for

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this and so on social media I did Tiffany's video if you know you've been blessed by the

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God's goodness podcast we want to hear from you we'll go first and so we put it out there so I love

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that you know. And anybody that listens to the podcast feel free to reach out and share how

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God has impacted you with the stories that he's impacted other people with right because we are

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all in different journeys but it doesn't mean we can't learn from each other's journeys it doesn't

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mean that God isn't speaking to you by somebody else's testimony it is important for us to understand

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that God is seeking us continually and that we need to seek him continually as well and we get

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locked up in our busy lives but God always has time for us no matter how much time we don't give him

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or we do give him he always has time for us and I think we need to get back sit down remember

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that we have a God that cares so much about us and give him that time back right praying ceaselessly

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like what does that look like we look at it in the Bible hey pray ceaselessly like I can't pray

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24 hours a day that's impractical but you talk to him all day long all day long same conversation

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just pick it up when it's a convenient right and so I could be outside and enjoying the weather and

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then I'll start thanking God for the beautiful sun and the air and then an alarm will go off and I'll

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go run to an emergency and I'll come back and pick it up from there as if nothing happened or I may

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even change my conversation saying hey Lord please keep us safe as we're running out the door and

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then I'll come back and then pick it up I guess this is that's what praying ceaselessly is it's

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having an unending conversation with our Creator it just does not end it's like having a conversation

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with a friend that you see or yourself in your head or yourself in your head right it's just

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like so if you had a friend over and you would talk to him and sometimes you don't sometimes

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you're watching tv with him and neither one of you are saying anything but his presence is still

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there right and then when you have a question you ask him and if he has something to say to you he

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tells you and we need to remember that it is a two-way street that he is trying to communicate

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with us that he is speaking to us and again Caitlyn her book the seven days to a life of limits

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that will actually help you to under to hear God's voice he actually started reading the book

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yeah you're welcome it was that good and so in this book she'll illustrate how she did her steps

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and to get a better communication life with with Christ so that God the Father could speak to her

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that she would understand more clearly and we all could use that like how many of us we could don't

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raise your hand because I can't see it or you can I don't care how many of us are locked in to

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believing that a conversation is one-sided that we only ever hear our thoughts and when he talks it's

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very few and far between and that's just not true every bit of social as my wife not me because I'm

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I'm an introvert and God God I don't think God's an introvert he is comfortable with silence but

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this God that we serve is a great big God that wants a relationship with us and in that relationship

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he doesn't want the communication to be one way and so if I can encourage our listeners for this

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coming year for anything I would encourage them to listen for the voice of God listen to what he's

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telling us to do it's okay to be passive when we listen and it's not okay to be passive when we've

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heard and let that be the distinction that's a word for someone obedience yeah sit down with a

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journal have a pen out and just write down what comes to mind what he feeds you and if you don't

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know if it's from God or not just line up with the Bible so those are some of the tips in Caitlyn's

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book she's got some really cool stories there's this blanket story that I cry every time I tell

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it's nuts that God used her and I did a video about it on social media so check it out this

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like the blanket story and oh my gosh I love it and well God used Caitlyn she she made a blanket

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and she blessed this person with it she didn't know who it was going to be for but she made it

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and for this lady who was supposed to go into a season of rest and the way that Caitlyn made it

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it had a very special meaning to this lady and it was a gift from God essentially and it was a blessing

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because Caitlyn was obedient she was available she took the steps that the Holy Spirit told her to

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take and she even had a deadline she was done the day before because she's a she's a boss and

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she's awesome and hashtag get her done and it was just all you know God's timing is perfect

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and how he works out the details is just mind-blowing it's as mind-blowing as going through 27

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months of no income and not losing a house not you losing utilities we were there and I actually

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shared that story on social media too so if you're not following along on social media please

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hit the follow button hit the like button rate it and Spotify iTunes I don't even know where else

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you can rate it but it'll really help and sharing it helps as well or in 36 countries now as of this

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recording today and that's just wonderful and God can go anywhere he doesn't care if it's

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illegal to talk about Jesus in that country or not he's opening doors he doesn't believe in our

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house man he goes to jungles and oh my gosh he literally wants to reach all of us and he knows

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who you are he knows how you are he knows if you're that go get her and he knows if you're the one

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that learns the hard way I promise you he knows and when we're in these difficult times it's because

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you learned the hard way and he's teaching you I know because I'm a hard learner my wife is not

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she doesn't need the hard way but because she's married to me she often gets a little taste of it

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because I do and that's okay and that's how God reaches me and I feel that I have been

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way transformed from where I started to where I am now and and I accept him teaching me the hard way

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I accept his way over my way I accept that he is he is the author and creator of my life and that

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he is faithful to complete what he has started in me and I am by far nowhere near the end product

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but I am well on my way and he is behind me every step of it you know what we can't forget to mention

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this life-changing thing called splonkta. S-P-L-A-N-K-N-A splonkta I think it's splonkta.com you can

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look it up it is a christian therapy it's like prayer therapy and it it reaches your subconscious

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mind with the holy spirit so we have big t traumas little t traumas we have we are affected in ways

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physically even sometimes by traumas that we don't even remember sometimes they're in the womb

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and you don't even know it and with this therapy oh my gosh that was also an episode on our podcast

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to check that out the splonkta breakthrough with Laura Millican she has a podcast called the energy

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to heal and they have testimonies of miracles from this therapy people have been set free from

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physical ailments and pandas whatever that is I don't remember the details but I remember that

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people are healed from stuff like that by the splonkta therapy and it's not paid for with the

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insurance of course because it works and uh so my husband's addicted and it has changed him he is

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just another person from a few months ago and I'm just so blessed by that little app called TikTok

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because I learned so much from there he was watching it first I'm like what are you doing on that I'm

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like what and then he started sending me some videos I'm like oh okay and you can craft it to your

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feed to a certain thing so it can be christian content on tiktok it's amazing yes that's actually

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a place where I don't have any political stuff on tiktok it's my place to escape the political

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stuff because I hear it everywhere and I into the political ring you know but I choose not to use that

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as recreation I choose not to come to it with with God right when it's voting day we pray about the

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leaders and pray for our leaders when big decisions are happening but as far as my everyday life

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I don't want to know about it anymore it's so sickening it's so depressing this is totally of

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the world and I want what God has for me which is otherworldly and speaking about things that

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matter very little to the kingdom of God and usher in what I feel is closer to the end for

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everything that that you know game over mission complete as Jesus would would probably say like

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this is it we got the green light we're coming in this is one of those distractions that I don't

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care to have all the time and I think it's important for all of us to have a balance in our

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life to make sure that we do put Christ first and if something causes you to have anxiety something

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causes you to be upset take it out of your life right if politics bothers you take it out of your

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life if the way that certain people behave remove them from your life if you have friends that that

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encourage you to do the wrong thing all the time I would encourage you to separate yourself from them

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that that is not the what God wants for us and you can doesn't mean you have to lose your friends

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it just means spend less time with them and so that you can get closer to God because sometimes

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what's holding you back is the people you surround yourself with yeah the important that is so

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important who you surround yourself with what you think about you bring about need and you will

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need and you will look like that those five people you hang out with most so be mindful of that

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overall I think we did an amazing year and humble beginnings right very humble in a in a

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basement with camping gear on one side of us and a workbench on it like a workout bench on the other

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side weights on the floor a treadmill in the room boxes everywhere like it looked like a dungeon

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yeah and if exercise is torture it looked like definitely someone was being tortured in that

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dungeon I was having a good time in that room though and it's so surreal to be in a this room

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here with clean walls no boxes air conditioning air conditioning but that I mean it's where I

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actually have a hoodie on right now I'm cold and that never happens I'm never cold and now I'm cold

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finally oh my gosh we have goals to get some swag so where the God's gonna podcast and people can

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wear them as they come in that they need something to keep them warm right we're setting up a coffee

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bar down here we're we're getting it to be nice and cozy for our guests that it's so different

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from what we had before blows my mind yeah you don't want anyone coming over at my house no no

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and our dogs you couldn't get them in without the dogs knowing their hair yeah now we get into

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the back door talks have no idea they're just oblivious upstairs watching tv looking at the

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window listening to the birds no idea that those guests in the house suckers

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I'm so grateful for all that God brought us through and to it's gonna be a next powerful

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this next year it's gonna be so powerful we speak that we already have a powerful couple to start

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the year with they have nations on fire on social media it's so neat because Justin will preach

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and then Delyse will translate right behind him and it's just changing nations so check them out

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and stay tuned for their episode next week it's gonna be amazing you're gonna love it

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we just hope this has been a blessing to you and pass it on if you would love to come alongside us

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and support their little assignment of ours we have the links in the about section of the podcast

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there's multiple ways there's gifts and go there's been no paypal like I'm gonna get and of course

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prayer cash out prayer prayer you don't have monetary funds to give us we would still appreciate

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prayers as well and referrals because it's all about who you know right and just bringing

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God's glory to the world and if he did it for one of us he can do it for you too so we just

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are so grateful for you listeners and I pray this has a blessing to you and with that we'll talk to you next time