Morning Briefings

podcast: https://www.pastorwoman.net/podcast/episode/2480b3db/what-are-you-waiting-for I'm wrestling with something--namely how and when we make decisions, how long we wait and the things we choose to 'try' without any guarantees. For instance, over the last several years, I have known folks so intent on losing weight and getting healthy, they did what it took to get the GLP-1 drugs - actual hypodermic needles loaded with medicine because of the 'promise' they would lose a de

podcast: https://www.pastorwoman.net/podcast/episode/334bda77/am-i-good-enough-to-get-to-heaven-40-acts Heaven is a rather curious subject... There are many opinions about whether or not Heaven is real, with most irreligious folks being completely ambivalent, that is, until death comes knocking at their door. Suddenly, they are not so ambivalent; suddenly, they are not so apathetic.  As conversation slowly proceeds about what comes after this life, I have found that one who i

podcast: https://www.pastorwoman.net/podcast/episode/214cb707/fickle-are-you-lets-think-no-39-acts People are fickle. Especially in their thinking. Definition, fickle: M arked by lack of steadfastness, constancy, or stability : given to erratic changeableness. Yes, Mr. Merriam and Miss Webster, you are correct! Turns out, that is nothing new. Back on the scene in Turkey, Paul and Barnabas are spreading the good news of Jesus, and from the responses they get, we learn a lot. W

podcast: https://www.pastorwoman.net/podcast/episode/39124489/who-is-your-audience-no-38-acts Last spring, I flew to New York City and on to Greece, where about 40 of us from eight different states traveled in the footsteps of Paul--something I had longed to do for many years. How incredible it was, and I will go back! But, you could rightly ask, 'Which footsteps of Paul did you trace?' The apostle made four journeys across land and sea--three to take the good news of Jesus