『God’s Power Stories | Finding God’s Lead, How God Shows Up, Bible and Everyday Life Stories, Approaching God with Boldness』のカバーアート

God’s Power Stories | Finding God’s Lead, How God Shows Up, Bible and Everyday Life Stories, Approaching God with Boldness

God’s Power Stories | Finding God’s Lead, How God Shows Up, Bible and Everyday Life Stories, Approaching God with Boldness

著者： Anna Moore Bradfield - Author Facilitator Speaker and Prayer Warrior
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概要

 Your mom, your grandpa, somebody in your life whom you love and admire said that the Bible holds the answers to every question or problem you’d ever have. Wow. Think of it. After all, you have questions! You’ve been known to have a problem or two. It would be great if you could find the answers you’re looking for.

You crack open that Bible a couple of times but just as quickly shut it. You want to love digging into Scripture. Instead, you find it intimidating, judgmental, and maybe even unbelievable. Let’s change that.

Hi! I’m Anna Moore Bradfield, an award-winning and bestselling author, Christian speaker, and facilitator of workshops and events. I’ve been where you are. Plenty of times. I’ve questioned if God cared at all about what I was going through. Did he even have a plan for my life? When I got up the guts to tell him to his face, I found that he had very broad shoulders and that he could take anything I dished out. Then he began revealing himself to me.

In this podcast, we’ll share:
• Stories from the Bible that reveal God’s interactions with His people, confirming His desire for intimate, consistent, and loving relationships.
• Stories from everyday life that testify to God’s revelation through the Holy Spirit.
• Ways to develop a Bible study and prayer life that help us to become both open and full throttle geeked to boldly approach God’s throne.

It’s easy to miss these life-changing moments if we aren’t looking for them. But the more we look, the more we find.

As you engage with this podcast, you’ll find yourself looking to the Word with fresh eyes and a renewed desire to discover God’s plan for your life. You’ll find that the same God who led all the great characters of Scripture way back in Bible times is crazy about you, too. In fact, he’s been thinking about you all day.

I’m rooting for you! And I can’t wait to connect with you 😊.

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  • 077 | How to Arise from Grief and Flourish Again: Amy Joob’s Story of Faith and Hope

    077 | How to Arise from Grief and Flourish Again: Amy Joob’s Story of Faith and Hope
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    What if the storm that nearly broke you became the very thing that birthed your ministry? In this deeply moving conversation, I sit down with Amy Joob—author, speaker, coach, and founder of Prayer Force Ministries—to talk about what it means to truly arise from grief. Amy’s story is one of profound loss: the sudden death of her father,heartbreak within her church community, andthe unimaginable pain of losing her brother to suicide All in just two years. Yet amid wave after wave of sorrow, she discovered something extraordinary: God’s presence never left. Through every unanswered question and night of panic, Amy learned that grief doesn’t have to be the end of your story. It can become the soil where new purpose begins to grow. As she shares her journey, Amy opens up about living out her book Arise from Grief and Flourish Again, finding healing through writing, and learning to trust God “no matter what”—a lesson her father spoke over her just before he went home to heaven. 🔑 Key Takeaways Grief Is a Journey, Not a Sentence. God is faithful to walk you through the valley and bring you to the other side.Honesty Invites Healing. Sharing even the unspoken parts of loss can free you—and others—from shame.Your Faith Can Flourish Again. Obedience to God’s prompts in grief creates room for new beginnings.Writing Can Be a Path to Wholeness. Amy’s book process became the Lord’s tool to help her heal and help others.You Can Trust God “No Matter What.” Amy’s father’s final words still anchor her —and they can anchor you too. 🌿 Key Themes Grief and Faith • Christian Healing • God’s Faithfulness in Loss • Hope After Suicide • Trusting God in Dark Seasons • Prayer Force Ministries • Writing Through Pain • Healing Through Purpose • Biblical Encouragement • Hope for the Hurting • Mental Health and Faith • Flourishing After Loss 🤍 Who Will Benefit From This Episode Anyone navigating grief, loss, or questions of faith after tragedyListeners struggling to forgive themselves or understand God’s timingFamilies who’ve lost someone to suicide and need hope and healingBelievers learning to find peace after church hurt or relational lossWriters and creatives using story as a tool for healing and ministry Even in our deepest pain, God is still the author of new beginnings. And as Amy reminds me in this powerful conversation—sometimes the only way to arise is to first let God hold what’s been broken. Always, Anna Mentions: Amy's book, Arise from Grief and Flourish AgainJeremiah 23:1-4, NIV CTAs: If you've been blessed by this podcast, help us bless others with your financial giving. It might be the best money you've ever spent.In addition to the podcast, join the communitySecure your copy of Legacy, book one of my biblical fiction series The Lambswool Chronicles Secure your copy of Lunacy, book two of my biblical fiction series The Lambswool ChroniclesAsk me to speak or facilitate at your eventFollow me on Instagram: anna.moore.bradfieldFollow me on Facebook: anna.moore.bradfield.author
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    Hey, friend!

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    We’ll discuss: • How confession opens the door to real freedom • Why redemption is a circle that leads us back to love • What it means to live as someone already forgiven

    If you’ve ever reached the end of your rope and wondered whether God could still use your story — this episode will remind you He can. Redemption already found you; now it’s time to believe it.

    Let’s jump in.
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  • 075 | When Redemption Finds You: Can God Forgive the Thing You Can't Forget?

    075 | When Redemption Finds You: Can God Forgive the Thing You Can't Forget?
    2026/02/03
    What if the thing you keep replaying in your mind—that mistake, that failure, that moment you wish you could undo—is exactly what God wants to redeem? In this emotionally raw episode of the Faith Through Fiction mini-series, I reveal the heart behind Lunacy, book two of The Lambswool Chronicles. This isn't just a story about David and his brother Eliab—it's about the devastating cost of hatred, the sacred weight of confession, and the miraculous truth that God's grace extends even to what feels unforgivable. I share how writing about David's poor choices and Eliab's murderous rage forced me to process my own need for grace, the ways I tried to earn what's already freely given, and pain from years ago that everyone else has forgotten but still haunted me. If you've ever wondered whether your past disqualifies you from God's purposes, whether your mistakes are too big for mercy, or whether you'll ever feel truly clean again—this episode is proof that redemption isn't about finding God, it's about God refusing to give up on you. Key Takeaways 1. It's One Thing to Believe God Can Forgive You—It's Another to Accept It I open with this hard truth: intellectual belief in God's forgiveness and emotional acceptance of it are two different battles. Many believers can quote 1 John 1:9 about God's faithfulness to forgive, but still carry shame like a shadow companion. The episode reveals that the gap between knowing and receiving grace is where most Christians get stuck. Through David and Eliab's stories, listeners see characters who wrestle with the same disconnect—and discover that accepting forgiveness is itself an act of faith that honors God's completed work on the cross. 2. Redemption Is Not a Straight Path—It's Often a Circle That Leads Us Back to Love The episode challenges the common assumption that spiritual growth is linear. I share how I struggled to write the final chapters of Lunacy because I didn't want forgiveness to come too easily. Real grace isn't cheap, and it's always surprising. Redemption involves circling back to the same painful places, confronting shame again and again, each time learning deeper layers of God's love. This takeaway gives permission to listeners who feel like they're "stuck" or "going backwards" in their healing journey—sometimes circling back is exactly the path forward. 3. Grace Doesn't Erase the Past—It Redefines It Drawing from Psalm 51 and David's cry "Create in me a clean heart, O God," I reveal a profound truth: God's grace doesn't pretend our sins never happened. Instead, it transforms their meaning. What was once evidence of our unworthiness becomes testimony of God's relentless love. The scars remain but tell a different story. This reframing is liberating for believers who think they must forget their past to be free from it. The episode shows that redemption allows us to remember differently—with gratitude instead of shame. 4. Your Mistakes Don't Disqualify You—Sometimes They're the Birthplace of Your Most Powerful Testimony Both David (the beloved shepherd king who made terrible choices) and Eliab (whose rage led to accidental murder) demonstrate that God specializes in using broken people. The episode emphasizes that our failures often become the very platform from which we minister to others. Those who've been forgiven much, love much. My vulnerability about processing my own "pain from years ago forgotten by everyone but me" models how past mistakes can become present ministry when surrendered to God's redemptive purposes. 5. Confession Can Be More Terrifying Than Death—But It's the Gateway to Freedom One of the book's key themes surfaces here: the paralyzing fear of admitting what we've done, even to a God who already knows. I explore why we'd rather carry guilt silently than confess it aloud—confession makes it real, makes it visible, forces us to face what we'd rather deny. Yet the episode reveals that what feels like spiritual death (confessing the unconfessable) is actually resurrection. The terror of confession is proof of how desperately we need it. Freedom waits on the other side of that terrifying honesty. Key Themes Redemption and Grace • Forgiveness of the Unforgivable • Guilt and Shame • The Lambswell Chronicles (Lunacy) • David and Eliab's Relationship • Biblical Fiction as Spiritual Processing • Psalm 51 and Repentance • The Cost of Hatred • Accidental Sin and Consequences • Living Forgiven • Faith Through Fiction Mini-Series • Brotherly Betrayal • King Saul's Reign • Second Chances • God's Relentless Pursuit • Accepting vs. Believing Forgiveness • Transformation of Enemies to Allies • The Sacred Weight of Confession • Grace That Redefines the Past Who Will Benefit From This Episode ✓ Anyone carrying guilt over past mistakes they intellectually know God has forgiven but can't emotionally release ✓ Believers who feel their sin is too big for grace—that they've crossed a line God...
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