by Walk and Talk Faith
We are a group of people who became friends, gather for weekly Bible studies, who love the Lord so much – and just want to share our own experiences, insight, and blessings with one another and with all of you tuning in. It is about how we walk in our faith everyday.
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April 16, 2025
<p>By Annie TalksPhilippians 4:11 NASBNot that I speak from need, for I have learned to be content in whatever circumstance I am. The Apostle Paul wrote from prison mostly because he was sought after by the Jewish leaders who learned of his recent conversion and that he was spreading the gospel of Jesus Christ - which Jewish leaders considered false teaching. Paul was the first to spread the gospel to the Gentiles that they are saved by their faith in Christ and not by good deeds or works of the law. This infuriated the Jewish leaders. Before Paul's conversion, he was known as Saul of Tarsus - a Pharisee and Roman citizen who persecuted Christians. Saul had a Jesus encounter where Jesus appeared to him asking why he was persecuting the Christians. Saul lost his sight and spent three days in prayer. Ananias of Damascus laid hands on him and restored his sight. This radical encounter changed Saul's life forever. He would later be named Paul and he became a messenger of the gospel to the Gentiles. Paul's life and ministry are considered to have shaped the course of Christianity. Paul's letters, most of them written in prison, became pivotal in the New Testament. In his circumstance, Paul writes in Philippians 4:11, he has learned to be content. Some things are just out of your control. He was humbled to accept the circumstance in which he found himself - and he was conveying that contentment. What circumstance do you find yourself in where you simply have no control over? Perhaps it is a work situation, a work environment, a family situation, or financial or health issues? I have learned that I am exactly where God wants me to be in this moment. I am grateful for everything I have: a roof over my head and a job that pays the bills. I have groceries and food. I'm grateful for God's provisions. I am content because this is what God wants for me. Who am I to complain about what God wants for me? Who am I to complain about the things I do not have? I have to trust and believe that God knows best what I need.I may want certain things because that is my flesh talking. Remember, it was the serpent (Satan) that tempted Eve by showing her the things she did not have - but yet God gave Adam and Eve all that they needed, all the provisions. We should be content with all that God has given us. I find that social media today has that way of showing you the same -- it shows you the things you do not have, the person you are not, the haves you should have, and the wants you should want. But I implore you to see your reflection in God's mirror. You are made in God's image and that is saying a lot. You have all the love, peace, and joy God has for you -- and you have salvation and eternal life because of Jesus Christ who paid for your life with His own. Are you content? I am. I am content that God plucked me out of the enemy's hand and I am now in God's heavenly family. ~~~~God is ON AIR and so are we!#walkandtalkfaith #walkandtalkfaithpodcast #wtfpodcast #GodIsOnTheAir~~~~For business purposes, please email us at [email protected]~~~~Music CreditSong: SeasonsArtist: TelecastedYouTube Audio Library</p><p><br></p>
April 9, 2025
<p>By Jason HeiseMatthew 19:29And everyone who has left houses or brothers or sisters or father or mother or children or lands, for my name's sake, will receive a hundredfold and will inherit eternal life.Find comfort when traveling away from home and family with this verse. Whether for work or another Godly calling, when you travel for God’s sake you are promised a hundredfold and eternal life. That hundredfold does not come as a material or worldly reward, but rather a spiritual one. Most importantly, it promises life in communion with God and the eternal life that comes with the gift of grace in Jesus’ blood.~~~~God is ON AIR and so are we!#walkandtalkfaith #walkandtalkfaithpodcast #wtfpodcast #GodIsOnTheAir~~~~For business purposes, please email us at [email protected]~~~~Music CreditSong: Three Wise PeopleArtist: E's Jammy JamsYoutube Audio Library</p><p><br></p>
April 2, 2025
<p>By Annie TalksPsalm 86:15 NIVYou, Lord, are a compassionate and gracious God, slow to anger, abounding in love and faithfulness.When I think about my past, I think about the person I was before giving my life to Jesus. I remember being a rebellious teen, and before that a snarky adolescent. I remember being in a room with my mom and my uncle (my mom's brother). I just remember my uncle reprimanding me for giving my mom a hard time - such a hard time that I made my mom cry. I do not remember what it was even about, but in retrospect, realizing that I made my cry over something that cause her heartache, just breaks my heart. I apologized and asked my mom for forgiveness - but that incident has always stuck with me.When I came to Jesus, I knew He forgave me and wiped my slate clean. My lifelong desire is to live as Jesus did. He showed great compassion for those he encountered. He knelt down to their level, He met them where they were. When He went with Jairus to tend to Jairus' sick daughter at home, Jesus was met by the woman with the blood-flow issue. He stopped and knelt down to heal her because she had faith with just a touch of His garment she would be healed. He felt her faith, and it was important for Jesus to tell her that. He demonstrated great compassion for her. He showed compassion for so many people who were ill, paralyzed, blind, poor, hungry, grieving, and demon-possessed. His heart broke for each one of them. Today, I am reminded how I can show even just an ounce of compassion the way that Jesus did by praying with, over and for someone; helping others in need; serving where God leads me; feeding the hungry; showing kindness to others, even if they are difficult and mean-spirited, refraining from gossip; and going above and beyond what is expected. Sometimes the smallest act of kindness can go a long way.What is important to me is before I react to a situation, I often find myself asking: What would Jesus do? Remember those trendy WWJD bracelets people used to wear? I often think about what someone said once that stuck with me: Are my actions grieving the Holy Spirit? The means: disobeying God or behaving in a way that goes against my spiritual growth and maturity. So, I continually pray and ask for the Holy Spirit's guidance to live and serve the way that Jesus modeled - and that is what is pleasing to God. Love, others, show compassion and kindness, and may your thoughts, words, and actions pour into others the way God would want. In Jesus' mighty and matchless name, Amen!~~~~God is ON AIR and so are we!#walkandtalkfaith #walkandtalkfaithpodcast #wtfpodcast #GodIsOnTheAir~~~~For business purposes, please email us at [email protected]~~~~Music CreditSong: SeasonsArtist: TelecastedYouTube Audio Library</p><p><br></p>
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