The Candace Cameron Bure Podcast

Have you ever found yourself in a season that felt like living in a prison? Maybe you actually have spent time in a prison or in jail.

We’ve all walked through spaces and seasons that feel really difficult. Maybe you are in one right now. Don’t give up. There is grace for what you are walking through right this second.

A lot of times we are walking through hard places and blame God for the circumstances, but He is the one who is with us through them and He heals us in them. No matter where we go or what we face, His presence is with us and we are completely surrounded by Him.

Think about the story of Paul in the Bible, when he was in prison. The walls begin to shake around him, crashing down to create a way for him to escape. But his first response wasn’t to run from the prison. He chose to stay and wait for God to release him – and when God did, He released Paul in peace. When spaces feel like prisons, do we want to try to escape or wait until God releases us in peace?

If you are walking through a hard place, God’s presence and His peace are with you. And if you have made it through a valley, use your story to encourage others on the journey.

In this episode, you will hear Candace and Heather discuss:

• Spaces that feel like prisons and how our attitude can impact embracing those places
• The difference between worrying and bitterness
• Hard places in their lives where they’ve had to walk through it with God and allow Him to heal them through it
• Feeling God’s presence and finding His peace in the valley

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God’s never going to give you more than you can handle” – it is really easy to look at punchy one-liners like this one on social media and take them as the whole truth. But do you measure them against God’s word before you take them as the whole truth? The Spirit calls us to use The Word as a measuring stick for truth. He is our guide and gives us wisdom as we walk through life.

The Spirit is meant to bring clarity to us and teach us. All throughout scripture, the Spirit clarifies who Jesus is and points back to the truth (the Son and the Father) teaching us how to be more like Him.

Colossians 3 says to put on attributes like kindness, compassion, patience, gentleness, and more). It is not easy to do everyday, but it is a choice we make everyday day. And if we practice it enough it becomes a habit. By surrendering to the Spirit’s work in us, He will enable us to walk in those attributes, lean into His wisdom, and walk in His Spirit.

The Spirit produces the fruit in us but that takes time. The more time you spend with the Spirit, the more you are nourished and grow. When we get frustrated that we don’t feel we are growing it is easy to be discouraged and bow out. But God is still at work within you. Don’t lose hope. He is developing the fruit in you. Be patient with yourself; He is patient with you.

In this episode, you will hear Candace and Tara-Leigh discuss:

• The importance of measuring everything against the Word of God.
• How we are unified as the body of Christ because of The Spirit.
• Learning from others with different opinions is healthy for you and your faith.
• Why kindness is so important to Candace and the story behind her book “Kind Is The New Classy”
• The Fruit of the Spirit – and how it is ONE fruit with 9 attributes, not 9 different fruits.
• The difference between a transactional and relational partnership with the Spirit.

Scripture Memory of the Season:

1 John 5:1-4 (CSB) Everyone who believes that Jesus is the Christ has been born of God, and everyone who loves the Father also loves the one born of him. This is how we know that we love God’s children; when we love God and obey His commands. For this is what love for God is: to keep His commands. And his commands are not a burden, because everyone who has been born of God conquers the world. This is the victory that has conquered the world: our faith.

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When we think of anger, we don’t often think of it as a God-given emotion ... but it is. There’s nothing in scripture that says “Don’t get angry.” Instead, we are encouraged to be slow to anger.

But what does it mean to be slow to anger?

In this week’s conversation, Candace and Jennie are digging into anger: what it is, why it is better to be honest about it rather than hide it, strategies that have helped them slow down in their anger, and ways anger can be destructive.

Remember, we are to be “slow to anger” but also not to sin in our anger. Listen in to hear more!

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When you read scripture, are you searching for God or are you looking for yourself? Because the lens through which we read scripture is a game changer to our faith journey. God wants to be known and revealed, and that is what He does throughout scripture as we see The Trinity described. This may be complex to grasp, but Candace Cameron Bure and her guest host Tara-Leigh Cobble want to walk you through understanding it as you grow in your faith.

In this episode, you will hear Candace and Tara-Leigh discuss:

• Where faith began for them, and how it has evolved over the years.
• The importance of reading through the Bible looking for God, not for yourself.
• The difference between joy and happiness, and how God is adjacent to joy all throughout scripture.
• God as Triune; Father, Son, and Spirit

Scripture Memory for this episode:

1 John 5:1 (CSB) Everyone who believes that Jesus is the Christ has been born of God, and everyone who loves the Father also loves the one born of him.

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We were created out of the overflow of God’s love – That is a powerful reality that we often don’t fully comprehend. In today’s conversation, Candace and Tara-Leigh dive deep into the love of God; to understand His love we must understand the Trinity. He is always who He has been and He always will be. We are just learning more and more about that every day.

In this episode, you will hear Candace and Tara-Leigh discuss:

• How the “God of love” and “love is God” are very different.
• Becoming more like God is as simple as spending time with Him.
• Rolling your gratitude up and pointing back to Jesus in your everyday life.

Scripture Memory of the Season: 1 John 5:1 (CSB) Everyone who believes that Jesus is the Christ has been born of God, and everyone who loves the Father also loves the one born of him.

You’ll find a link for “He’s Where The Joy Is” by Tara-Leigh Cobble, and at Candace.com you can submit questions to Candace.

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