Strong Christian Female

Ladies... laughter is the BEST medicine. In a world full of frustration, death, lies and hate... we need some serious medicine.
In this bonus episode, Charity shares a brief list of age-appropriate funny and uplifting shows that can get you past all the drama and tears, even if for a brief moment.
Life is not easy. It was never promised to be easy. BUT, we can find joy and laughter in the moment.
Viewer discretion advised! The shows recommended are a starting place. Watch and decide if your kids or teens can also watch. I explain what they are about and my impression/warning of each.
Short list: "Some Good News" with John Krasinski (family safe), Brooklyn 99 (adults only), "Jerry Before Seinfeld" on Neflix (teens and adults), Jim Gaffigan's last five stand up specials (teens and adults... most jokes are fine for even kids), Brian Reagan stand up via audio (most kids and adults... very rarely a swear word used)...

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If you've ever faced heart ache, disappointment, confusion or even felt unloved, you may have found yourself wondering what God thinks of the things happening in your life and in the world around you. Although we don't have time to go into great detail about the complexities of sin's effect on our world and in our lives, we can rest assured that God has a very different perspective on things than our human nature or the enemy would like us to have.
In this episode, we talk about looking at things from the bigness and goodness of God. It's not something most of us allow ourselves to do as we tend to focus on the immediate and small circle of life we are living right now. But, what would happen if we "zoom out" and try and see the world from God's perspective? How could that change our worries, our pain, our lusts, our idolatry? Where would we even begin?

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Rather than off-roading into a journey of despair, anger, frustration, sadness and all the other fun things that can come along with living the human experience, let's shift our focus and stay rooted in His word, .
We all need to take a moment to re-align and get encouraged - as mothers, as leaders, as women who put Christ first in all we do. It's a crazy time in the world, but, it's the time we are CALLED to live in! God is equipping us. Let's pick up our sword, put on our helmet, get on the battle gear, and lead.
(Note: This is our "mid-week" encouragement episode, a little early. Our goal with these episodes is to help re-focus our eyes on Jesus).

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As Christians, we are meant to have an identity in Christ alone. But, we allow so many other things to cloud our minds and woo our hearts. But, what is our identity supposed to be grounded in? How can we focus on God's definition of who we are, rather than the one culture tries to mold us into?
This episode talks about just that! Let's shift our thinking to what God has called us to be. Let's get ready to focus on His purpose for our lives by embracing what and who our identity is rooted in.

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This is the second part of "What Does God Say About Racism". We are featuring the "Life Has Purpose" podcast from the Radiance Foundation with Ryan and Bethany Bomberger.
Listen in and know, God is a unifying God of love. Not a divisive God of hate and fear-mongering. Be the light in the world we need through Christ's love. Mourn with those who mourn. Learn to forgive. Love deep.
For more information on the Life Has Purpose podcast visit: https://www.theradiancefoundation.org/

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