Terry Kennison

🌟 NEW EPISODE DROP You can love God… and still feel like you’re not hearing Him the way you expected. That doesn’t mean something is wrong with you. It may simply mean you’ve never been taught how God designed connection to work. God is Spirit (John 4:24)… and He speaks Spirit to spirit (Romans 8:16). But most of us have been trying to hear Him through our thoughts… our emotions… our effort. 🧠 And here’s where science supports this— When your mind is racing and your emotions are elevated, your brain is in a heightened state of activity. That makes it harder to notice subtle signals… like peace, clarity, or a gentle nudge. ✨ The Holy Spirit isn’t loud. He’s steady. This week, we’re not trying harder. We’re learning how to become aware. 🎧 Listen to: You Don't Hear God? How to Connect With the Holy Spirit bit.ly/HolySpiritConn… #WisdomWednesday #MindRenewal #HearingGod

@HopePodcast Have you ever felt spiritually restless… even while believing in God? This episode opens our new four-part series, Hope for the Wandering Heart, and invites you to return to the heart of it all — grace. In this tender, reflective core episode, we explore the possibility that anxiety, striving, and quiet restlessness may not be proof that you’re broken — but signals that your heart needs attention. Rooted in Jeremiah 29:11, Psalm 34, and Titus 3:5, we talk about belonging instead of performing, surrender instead of striving, and the truth that grace meets you exactly where you are. Whether you’ve drifted, grown weary, or are simply unsure what you believe, this conversation creates space to pause, reflect, and taste the goodness of God again. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/day…

@ChristianRcover Have you ever felt spiritually restless… even while believing in God? This episode opens our new four-part series, Hope for the Wandering Heart, and invites you to return to the heart of it all — grace. In this tender, reflective core episode, we explore the possibility that anxiety, striving, and quiet restlessness may not be proof that you’re broken — but signals that your heart needs attention. Rooted in Jeremiah 29:11, Psalm 34, and Titus 3:5, we talk about belonging instead of performing, surrender instead of striving, and the truth that grace meets you exactly where you are. Whether you’ve drifted, grown weary, or are simply unsure what you believe, this conversation creates space to pause, reflect, and taste the goodness of God again. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/day…

@ChristianWelln5 Have you ever felt spiritually restless… even while believing in God? This episode opens our new four-part series, Hope for the Wandering Heart, and invites you to return to the heart of it all — grace. In this tender, reflective core episode, we explore the possibility that anxiety, striving, and quiet restlessness may not be proof that you’re broken — but signals that your heart needs attention. Rooted in Jeremiah 29:11, Psalm 34, and Titus 3:5, we talk about belonging instead of performing, surrender instead of striving, and the truth that grace meets you exactly where you are. Whether you’ve drifted, grown weary, or are simply unsure what you believe, this conversation creates space to pause, reflect, and taste the goodness of God again. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/day…

@CrossRecovery Have you ever felt spiritually restless… even while believing in God? This episode opens our new four-part series, Hope for the Wandering Heart, and invites you to return to the heart of it all — grace. In this tender, reflective core episode, we explore the possibility that anxiety, striving, and quiet restlessness may not be proof that you’re broken — but signals that your heart needs attention. Rooted in Jeremiah 29:11, Psalm 34, and Titus 3:5, we talk about belonging instead of performing, surrender instead of striving, and the truth that grace meets you exactly where you are. Whether you’ve drifted, grown weary, or are simply unsure what you believe, this conversation creates space to pause, reflect, and taste the goodness of God again. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/day…

@ChristianRecov4 Have you ever felt spiritually restless… even while believing in God? This episode opens our new four-part series, Hope for the Wandering Heart, and invites you to return to the heart of it all — grace. In this tender, reflective core episode, we explore the possibility that anxiety, striving, and quiet restlessness may not be proof that you’re broken — but signals that your heart needs attention. Rooted in Jeremiah 29:11, Psalm 34, and Titus 3:5, we talk about belonging instead of performing, surrender instead of striving, and the truth that grace meets you exactly where you are. Whether you’ve drifted, grown weary, or are simply unsure what you believe, this conversation creates space to pause, reflect, and taste the goodness of God again. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/day…

@FaithRecovery Have you ever felt spiritually restless… even while believing in God? This episode opens our new four-part series, Hope for the Wandering Heart, and invites you to return to the heart of it all — grace. In this tender, reflective core episode, we explore the possibility that anxiety, striving, and quiet restlessness may not be proof that you’re broken — but signals that your heart needs attention. Rooted in Jeremiah 29:11, Psalm 34, and Titus 3:5, we talk about belonging instead of performing, surrender instead of striving, and the truth that grace meets you exactly where you are. Whether you’ve drifted, grown weary, or are simply unsure what you believe, this conversation creates space to pause, reflect, and taste the goodness of God again. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/day…

@RecoveryInGod Have you ever felt spiritually restless… even while believing in God? This episode opens our new four-part series, Hope for the Wandering Heart, and invites you to return to the heart of it all — grace. In this tender, reflective core episode, we explore the possibility that anxiety, striving, and quiet restlessness may not be proof that you’re broken — but signals that your heart needs attention. Rooted in Jeremiah 29:11, Psalm 34, and Titus 3:5, we talk about belonging instead of performing, surrender instead of striving, and the truth that grace meets you exactly where you are. Whether you’ve drifted, grown weary, or are simply unsure what you believe, this conversation creates space to pause, reflect, and taste the goodness of God again. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/day…

Have you ever felt spiritually restless… even while believing in God? This episode opens our new four-part series, Hope for the Wandering Heart, and invites you to return to the heart of it all — grace. In this tender, reflective core episode, we explore the possibility that anxiety, striving, and quiet restlessness may not be proof that you’re broken — but signals that your heart needs attention. Rooted in Jeremiah 29:11, Psalm 34, and Titus 3:5, we talk about belonging instead of performing, surrender instead of striving, and the truth that grace meets you exactly where you are. Whether you’ve drifted, grown weary, or are simply unsure what you believe, this conversation creates space to pause, reflect, and taste the goodness of God again. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/day…

This is not a performance plan. Not religious pressure. Not about trying harder. This is a relational invitation. An invitation to taste. To try. To experience connection with Jesus in real life. For 30 days, you’ll practice three simple daily rhythms, each with a menu of options you can choose from. Think of this month as a tasting journey. Small, intentional bites of truth. Simple choices — morning, midday, evening. You don’t have to do everything. You just have to begin. Transformation starts with awareness, and the willingness to taste. Here’s the link:: tryjesuschallenge.com

@CollinRugg Continuing to prayer over and into this tragic explosion & fire. Prayers for Pastor Brandon and others that were in the church during the gas explosion. Lord Jesus we lift everyone involved in this tragedy and that all will be well.

JUST IN: Emergency crews rush to a Boonville, New York church following reports of an explosion. The incident happened at Abundant Life Church on Route 12. According to local reports, the explosion occurred after a call about a gas odor at 10:23 a.m. "Multiple people were reportedly injured at the church at 12644 Route 12 at about 10:45 a.m. Tuesday, Feb. 17," reported the Rome Sentinel. "The explosion was preceded by a call for an odor of gas at 10:23 a.m. The Boonville Fire Department responded with other rescue personnel to investigate and treat the injured." Video: @WKTV

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