Summary

In this conversation, Natalie R Anderson shares her personal experiences with navigating dress codes recently and connects these with the parable of the wedding feast. The discussion highlights the significance of being open and receptive to Gods provision in our spiritual journey.

Keywords

God's provision, spiritual lessons, life lessons, pragmatic Christianity, Christian podcast, Christian podcast for women, Christian women, Faith journey, Spiritual growth, Walking with God, Christian living, Bible-based encouragement, God’s timing, Kingdom woman, Women of faith, Christian personal development, Faith and mindset, Purpose-driven life, Growing in faith, Christian self-care, For Christian women, Women’s devotional podcast, Godly womanhood, Faith-filled encouragement, Christian motivational podcast, Devotional podcast for women, Honest faith conversations, Real talk with Godly women, Spirit-led living

This is a note to say that we are half way through our 2 week recess. We will be back continuing season 3 next week Xx

This is just a note to say that we will be taking a 2 week recess at which point we will back to continue season 3 x

Summary

In this episode of the In Due Season podcast, host Natalie R. Anderson discusses the challenges of maintaining hope when faced with delays and uncertainties. She emphasises the importance of holding onto hope, understanding the nature of hope deferred, and employing strategies to stay encouraged. Through personal anecdotes and scriptural references, Natalie encourages listeners to be relentless in their faith and to recognise God's timing in their lives. The episode concludes with a reminder to uncover buried hopes and trust in God's faithfulness.

Takeaways

• Hope deferred makes the heart sick, but desire fulfilled is life.

• It's important to hold onto hope, even when it's difficult.

• Be ruthless with the information you consume; avoid negativity.

• Relentless hope can lead to breakthroughs.

• God's timing is perfect, even when it feels delayed.

• Faith is the substance of things hoped for.

• Look for signs and encouragement along the way.

• Uncover buried hopes and present them to God.

• God knows our needs before we ask, so trust Him.

Keywords

hope, encouragement, faith, God, perseverance, spiritual growth, hope deferred, timing, prayer, self-preservation, Christian podcast, Christian podcast for women, Christian women, Faith journey, Spiritual growth, Walking with God, Christian living, Bible-based encouragement, God’s timing, Kingdom woman, Women of faith, Christian personal development, Faith and mindset, Purpose-driven life, Growing in faith, Christian self-care, For Christian women, Women’s devotional podcast, Godly womanhood, Faith-filled encouragement, Christian motivational podcast, Devotional podcast for women, Honest faith conversations, Real talk with Godly women, Spirit-led living

Summary

In this episode of the In Due Season podcast, host Natalie R. Anderson explores the concept of being 'the right kind of salty' from a biblical perspective. She contrasts the modern slang definition of 'salty'—often associated with bitterness and resentment—with the biblical understanding of salt as a purifying and preserving agent. Through various scriptures, Natalie emphasizes the role of believers as catalysts for good in society, encouraging them to enhance the world around them through their actions and words, ultimately reflecting the light of Christ.

Takeaways

• Believers are called to be catalysts in society.

• Salt in the Bible symbolises preservation and purification.

• Salt enhances flavour, just as believers should enhance the world.

• Prayer is a powerful tool for believers.

• Being salty in a biblical sense is positive, not negative.

• Believers are representatives of Christ on earth.

• Salt losing its flavour signifies a loss of purpose.

• We are to exemplify love and peace in a troubled world.

Keywords

salt, believers, biblical teachings, preservation, purification, Christian life, influence, prayer, society, enhancement, Christian podcast, Christian podcast for women, Christian women, Faith journey, Spiritual growth, Walking with God, Christian living, Bible-based encouragement, God’s timing, Kingdom woman, Women of faith, Christian personal development, Faith and mindset, Purpose-driven life, Growing in faith, Christian self-care, For Christian women, Women’s devotional podcast, Godly womanhood, Faith-filled encouragement, Christian motivational podcast, Devotional podcast for women, Honest faith conversations, Real talk with Godly women, Spirit-led living

Summary

In this conversation, Natalie R Anderson emphasises the importance of scripture in understanding faith and belief. She discusses the parable of the rich man and Lazarus, highlighting the need to believe in God's word and the significance of reading the Bible. The conversation encourages listeners to engage with scripture, assuring them that it does not contradict itself and that understanding will come with time and meditation.

Takeaways

• The book comes first, emphasizing the importance of scripture.

• Understanding the story of the rich man and Lazarus is crucial.

• You must know your word to grow in faith.

• The Bible does not contradict itself; it expands on the truth.

• Belief in God's word is essential for spiritual growth.

• There will always be a separation between believers and non-believers.

• The scriptures provide the foundation for understanding God's promises.

• Engaging with scripture opens up the fullness of salvation.

• Understanding will deepen over time.

Keywords

Bible, faith, scripture, belief, Lazarus, rich man, God's word, salvation, understanding, spiritual growth, Christian podcast, Christian podcast for women, Christian women, Faith journey, Spiritual growth, Walking with God, Christian living, Bible-based encouragement, God’s timing, Kingdom woman, Women of faith, Christian personal development, Faith and mindset, Purpose-driven life, Growing in faith, Christian self-care, For Christian women, Women’s devotional podcast, Godly womanhood, Faith-filled encouragement, Christian motivational podcast, Devotional podcast for women, Honest faith conversations, Real talk with Godly women, Spirit-led living

Summary

In this conversation, Natalie R Anderson discusses the importance of allowing God to exceed our expectations, drawing from Acts 3:1-10. She ultimately inspires faith and perseverance in the face of challenges.

Takeaways

• We need to let God exceed our expectations.

• We sometimes forget to ask God for what He has promised.

Keywords:

God, expectations, hope, prayer, Acts 3, faith, healing, trust, scripture, miracles, Christian podcast, Christian podcast for women, Christian women, Faith journey, Spiritual growth, Walking with God, Christian living, Bible-based encouragement, God’s timing, Kingdom woman, Women of faith, Christian personal development, Faith and mindset, Purpose-driven life, Growing in faith, Christian self-care, For Christian women, Women’s devotional podcast, Godly womanhood, Faith-filled encouragement, Christian motivational podcast, Devotional podcast for women, Honest faith conversations, Real talk with Godly women, Spirit-led living

Summary

In this conversation, Natalie R Anderson discusses the significance of autumn and September as a time for new beginnings and reflection.

Takeaways

• September marks a significant time for new beginnings.

• The Jewish New Year offers a unique perspective on time.

Keywords

autumn, new beginnings, Jewish New Year, September, spiritual growth, Bible reading, fruitfulness, reflection, faith, meditation, Christian podcast, Christian podcast for women, Christian women, Faith journey, Spiritual growth, Walking with God, Christian living, Bible-based encouragement, God’s timing, Kingdom woman, Women of faith, Christian personal development, Faith and mindset, Purpose-driven life, Growing in faith, Christian self-care, For Christian women, Women’s devotional podcast, Godly womanhood, Faith-filled encouragement, Christian motivational podcast, Devotional podcast for women, Honest faith conversations, Real talk with Godly women, Spirit-led living