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There are days when we question whether what we are doing matters. Days when we feel invisible, unseen by the people around us and sometimes even by ourselves.

In this episode we sit with the story of Hagar; A woman who was used, rejected, and sent into the wilderness alone. A woman who had every reason to believe she had been forgotten. And yet in the middle of that wilderness, God found her and looked her in the eye.

After that encounter she gave God a name: El Roi. The God who sees me.

Not the God who sees people in general. The God who sees me.

If you have been feeling overlooked, invisible, or quietly forgotten, this episode is a reminder that you have never once been outside of God's sight.

Scriptures referenced:
Genesis 16:13 · Psalm 139:1–3 · Matthew 10:29–31 · 1 Peter 5:7

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One of the deepest longings of the human heart is for someone who truly stays.

Life is full of changes we didn't plan for. Seasons end. Things shift. And in the middle of all of it, many of us carry a quiet question we don't always say out loud; Is there anyone who will never leave?

In this episode we sit with one of the most anchoring promises in Scripture: that God never leaves. Not when life gets hard. Not when we fall short. Not when we go quiet. His presence is not determined by our feelings: it is secured by His promise.

If you have ever confused God's silence with His absence, or secretly wondered whether He has forgotten you, this episode is for you.

Scriptures referenced:
Hebrews 13:5 · Matthew 28:20 · Psalm 27:10 · Romans 8:38–39

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There are things I believe God has spoken over my life; Words I received years ago that I am still waiting to see come to pass. And if I am honest, the waiting has not always been graceful. I have believed one minute and doubted the next. Trusted God in the morning and taken matters into my own hands by afternoon.

In this episode we talk about what it really means to trust a faithful God-especially when the promise feels delayed, the door stays closed, and the silence stretches longer than expected. We also look at the difference between delay and denial, and why waiting is not the same as being forgotten.

If your faith has felt inconsistent lately, this episode is not a rebuke. It is a reminder.

Scriptures referenced:
Lamentations 3:22–23 · 2 Timothy 2:13 · Numbers 23:19 · Habakkuk 2:3

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For years, whenever I fell short, I didn't run to God. I ran away from Him.

I would stop praying. I would carry the weight of what I had done and convince myself I needed to feel bad long enough before I could be released from it. The hardest part was never doubting that God could forgive me. It was forgiving myself.
In this episode we sit with one of the most freeing truths in scripture; God is a forgiving God. Not reluctantly. Not partially. Completely. And when He forgives, He does not keep score. He blots it out and remembers it no more.

If you have been living forgiven on paper but still carrying shame in your heart, this episode is for you.
We cover:

Why receiving forgiveness requires faith, not just feeling
The difference between conviction and condemnation
What Isaiah 43:25 means when it says God remembers your sins no more
How motherhood has deepened my understanding of God's forgiveness

Scriptures referenced: 1 John 1:9 · Psalm 103:12 · Isaiah 43:25 · Romans 8:1

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🎙️ SERIES PREMIERE: The God Who...

Part 1: The God Who Loves

For years, I thought I understood God's love.

In fact, a woman once asked me, "Do you know how much God loves you?" Without hesitation, I said yes.

But if I'm honest, I don't think I fully understood.

Then I became a mother.

Now I look at my daughter, and I want her to be. To be safe. To be fed. To be loved. To know she belongs.

And it has made me ask a question that has changed the way I see God:

If I can love my child this deeply, how much more does my Heavenly Father love me?

In this premiere episode of our new series, The God Who..., we explore one of the most life-changing truths in Scripture: God is love.

Not because we've earned it.
Not because we've been good enough.
But because that is who He is.

📖 Scriptures:
1 John 4:8
Romans 5:8
Psalm 139:13–14
Jeremiah 31:3

Listen and be reminded of the God who has loved you all along.

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Last time, we talked about the silence. Today, we talk about what to do in it. When faith feels quiet, and no one is cheering you on…
God still sees you.

He sees every prayer.
Every small step.
Every moment you choose to keep going.

You don’t need to feel it to trust it.
Grace will meet you where you are.

🎧 Listen now.

📖 Hebrews 12:1–2 | Philippians 1:6

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You started again with God.
You prayed. You opened your Bible. You tried.

And then… nothing.

No applause.
No dramatic breakthrough.
Just the quiet of trying to stay faithful.

In Episode 3 of Season 2 of Living in His Light, Rita Klake talks honestly about something many believers experience but rarely discuss — the silence that sometimes follows when we return to God.

If you've ever felt like your prayers were hitting the ceiling…
If you've wondered whether your devotion is even making a difference…

This episode is for you.

Because silence does not mean God is absent.
And your faith is still growing, even when you can't feel it.

📖 Scriptures:
Psalm 22:1–2
Hebrews 11:1
James 4:8
1 Kings 19:5–8

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🎙️ Season 2, Episode 2: Starting Again With God

Sometimes life changes our spiritual rhythms. In this episode, Rita Klake shares what it looks like to start again with God during a new season of motherhood.

From short prayers during daily moments to adjusting priorities and reconnecting with church community, this episode reminds us that returning to God does not require perfection — only a willing heart.

📖 Scriptures:
Psalm 100:3
Matthew 6:33
Psalm 145:18
James 4:8