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The True Grit Podcast with Rachel Grit | Jesus + ADHD

The True Grit Podcast with Rachel Grit | Jesus + ADHD

著者： Rachel Grit
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 This podcast is for busy women who want to seek, find, and live the abundant life Jesus promises by cutting down the noise and chaos in their lives and their brains. This is a place where everyone is welcome, everyone has a seat at the table, and everyone is seen and heard. We'll talk about scripture, ADHD, listening prayer, forgiveness, and so much more. Join me on this journey to abundant life! 🪴Rachel Grit キリスト教 スピリチュアリティ 聖職・福音主義
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  • Episode 18 | Bite-Sized Biblecast | Jeremiah 32:17: Does God Fail Us?

    Episode 18 | Bite-Sized Biblecast | Jeremiah 32:17: Does God Fail Us?
    2025/10/22

    In this episode, I walk through Jeremiah 32:17—"Ah Lord God! Behold, you have made the heavens and the earth by your great power and by your outstretched arm! Nothing is too hard for you." I share vulnerable pieces of my own story—miscarriage, legal battles, and my husband's cancer diagnosis—and ask the hard question: Has God failed us when we face suffering? I explore God's definition of good versus our own, Jesus' example of surrender in the Garden of Gethsemane, and how we can find purpose in pain by surrendering our will to God's.


    Episode Summary

    I'm digging into Jeremiah 32:17, a verse that declares God's power over all creation and reminds us that nothing is too hard for Him. Through personal testimony, I wrestle with the tension between God's promises and our experiences of suffering. I examine how God defines good differently than we do, how Jesus modeled surrender in Gethsemane, and how we can trust God's plan even when it hurts.


    Key Points with Timestamps

    • 0:00 – Introduction and Jeremiah 32:17 reading

    • 1:15 – Personal testimony: miscarriage, legal battles, husband's cancer

    • 3:45 – The question: Has God failed us?

    • 5:20 – God's definition of good vs. our definition

    • 7:30 – Jesus' example in Gethsemane: "Not my will, but yours be done"

    • 9:45 – Finding purpose through surrender

    • 11:20 – Practical encouragement: journaling and community

    • 12:30 – Bonus verse: Ephesians 3:14-21


    Mentioned Links

    • Visit https://rachelgrit.com for blog posts, resources, and more encouragement


    Supporting Verses

    • Jeremiah 32:17 – "Nothing is too hard for you"

    • Luke 22:42 – Jesus in Gethsemane: "Not my will, but yours be done"

    • Ephesians 3:14-21 – God's power at work within us

    • Romans 8:28 – All things work together for good


    What's Next?

    • Journal about areas where you need to surrender your will to God's

    • Pray through your pain, asking God to help you trust His definition of good

    • Get involved in community—don't walk through suffering alone

    • Share this episode with someone who needs encouragement today


    Topics Covered

    • Trusting God in suffering

    • Surrendering our will to God's will

    • Jesus' example in the Garden of Gethsemane

    • God's definition of good vs. our expectations

    • Finding purpose in pain

    • The power of community in hard times

    • ADHD and motherhood perspective on faith


    Social Media Links:

    TikTok: ⁠http://tiktok.com/@rachel.grit⁠

    Website: ⁠http://rachelgrit.com⁠

    Instagram: ⁠http://instagram.com/rachelgrit⁠

    Youtube: ⁠http://youtube.com/@rachelgrit⁠

    Noise Journal: ⁠http://rachelgrit.com/noisejournal⁠
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    13 分
  • Episode 17 | Bite-Sized Biblecast | Psalm 23:4: Finding Comfort in the Valley

    Episode 17 | Bite-Sized Biblecast | Psalm 23:4: Finding Comfort in the Valley
    2025/10/15
    Episode Summary:In this episode, I slow down with Psalm 23:4: “Even though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil, for You are with me; Your rod and your staff, they comfort me.” For those of us who grew up hearing this verse everywhere - at church, in songs, even on wall art - I invite you to push past autopilot and approach it with fresh eyes. Together, we look at how our “valley” can look different from anyone else's, why comparison is so damaging, and how fear often sneaks into our lives disguised as something else (like a sense of justice or distraction). I share what God has shown me in prayer about facing hard things honestly, and introduce a super-practical, pretty phone wallpaper you can use as a reminder to surrender your fears to God each day, no matter what shape they take.Key Points with Timestamps:Verse Introduction and Familiarity (00:00):Rachel reads Psalm 23:4, recognizing its comfort and ubiquity, and encourages a deeper look beyond nostalgia.Real Talk on the “Valley” Experience (01:20):Conversation about how everyone’s valley of the shadow of death is unique, and why comparing our pain undermines our relationship with God.Naming the Hard Things and Noticing God (03:00):Listeners are invited to name their own difficult season and reflect on where God showed up—in the past and present.How Fear Puts on Disguises (05:00):Rachel reveals how fear often appears as things like a strong sense of justice, anxiety, or even busyness.Listening Prayer and God’s Correction (06:30):Reflection on God’s invitation to discern the root of fears and remember who is truly in control during difficult times.Tools for Verbal Surrender (08:00):Introduction to custom autumn prayer wallpapers as visual prompts to turn fears into prayers, plus encouragement on using practical tools like crafted prayers.Call to Embrace Comfort and Surrender (09:30):The episode ends with a challenge to let God’s comfort become real through surrender, plus an invitation to download the prayer wallpapers and join ongoing conversation in the community.Mentioned Links:Rachel Grit WebsiteHub for all podcast episodes, faith resources, and downloads.Crafted Prayers by Graham Cooke(Affiliate link) Recommended resource for learning how to pray intentionally.Download Autumn Prayer WallpapersFree, pretty phone wallpapers featuring crafted prayers for surrender and peace.Supporting Verses:Psalm 23:4, ESV“Even though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil, for you are with me; your rod and your staff, they comfort me.”Reminds us that every person’s “valley” is valid and comfort is found in God’s presence.What’s Next?Take a few minutes in your journal to name your current valley or hard season - don’t compare, just notice how it feels and where God might be present.Look for ways fear might be showing up in your life (an overactive sense of justice, busyness, perfectionism), and gently ask God what the real root might be.Download an autumn prayer wallpaper from RachelGrit.com/13 and use it as a daily reminder to hand your anxieties to God - no special words needed.Next time you’re tempted to minimize what you’re facing, remind yourself that God’s comfort is for you too - right here, right now.Share your valley or what fear is “dressed up as” in the comments or with a friend to invite prayer and truth into your story.Topics Covered:Psalm 23:4 reflectionFear and spiritual growthPrayer tools for anxiety and surrenderBiblical justiceMental health and faithChristian encouragement for hard seasonsVerbal surrenderSocial Media Links:Instagram: @rachelgritTikTok: @rachel.gritPinterest: @rachgritYouTube: @rachelgrit
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    8 分
  • Episode 16 | Bite-sized Biblecast | Struggling with Doubt and Uncertainty |John 14:1

    Episode 16 | Bite-sized Biblecast | Struggling with Doubt and Uncertainty |John 14:1
    2025/10/08
    Episode Summary:In this episode, I’m digging into John 14:1 and the challenge in “Let not your hearts be troubled. Believe in God; believe also in me.” We’ve all heard Christian platitudes like “Just trust God!” or “Give it to Him!” - but how do we move past those quick fixes and actually anchor our hearts in faith when anxiety hits? I walk through practical ways to get honest about your view of God’s character, process past hurts from faith or church, and take gentle steps toward real, resilient trust in Jesus. You’ll find encouragement for wrestling with doubt, letting go of guilt and shame, and tools for moving toward a deeper, more authentic faith.Key Points with Timestamps:Setting the Stage and Verse Read (00:00)Rachel opens with John 14:1, highlighting the tension between Christian platitudes and real-life struggle with anxiety and trust.Diagnosing the Real Issue (01:15)Let's explore the gap between what is “known” intellectually (“I should trust”) and what is truly believed in the heart about God’s character.The Impact of Hurt and Disappointment (02:30)Rachel shares personal experiences with church hurt and divorce, encouraging listeners to examine their own trust and where wounds might live.Difference Between “Should” and “Could” (04:15)Faith is reframed away from “shoulds” and shame, emphasizing what faith could look like when partnering with God.Moving Beyond Guilt and Shame (05:30)A challenge to approach God with gentleness toward themselves, distinguishing between God’s loving confrontation from the enemy’s guilt tactics.Steps for Rebuilding Trust (07:00)Journaling prompts to identify beliefs about God and practical exercises to invite God to reveal His true character.Book Recommendation and Final Thoughts (08:40)A recommendation for one of my favorite, most impactful books: “Gentle and Lowly” by Dane Ortlund (affiliate link) as a resource for understanding Jesus’ heart, and invites listeners to pursue a personal relationship with Him.Mentioned Links:Rachel Grit WebsiteHome for Bible study resources, podcasts, and articles on personal faith growth.“Gentle and Lowly” by Dane Ortlund (affiliate link)Recommended book for deeper understanding of Christ’s love and character.Supporting Verses:John 14:1, ESV“Let not your hearts be troubled. Believe in God; believe also in me.”A beautiful if not seemingly complex invitation for moving from anxiety to authentic trust in Jesus.What’s Next?Break out your journal and take inventory of your beliefs about who God really is (not just the Sunday School answer! Dig deep) and ask for clarity.Give yourself grace as you identify areas where trust is hard; ask God to show you His heart instead of shaming yourself for struggling.Write out and process hurts or disappointments that have shaped your view of God. Sit with your thoughts gently and ask Him to heal and reveal His true character.If you’re able, read or listen to “Gentle and Lowly” by Dane Ortlund (affiliate link) for encouragement about Christ’s compassion. Truly - this book changed how I view and relate to Jesus.Topics Covered:John 14:1 Bible studyTrust and anxiety in faithChurch hurt and rebuilding faithGod’s character and compassionHealing spiritual disappointmentGenuine Christianity versus platitudesSocial Media Links:Instagram: @rachelgritTikTok: @rachel.gritPinterest: @rachgritYouTube: @rachelgrit
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    8 分
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