EPISODE · May 4, 2026 · 12 MIN
A Brief Reminder That We Are Not Alone in Life
from Everyday God for Your Every Day · host Kathy
I almost recorded a clean, polished version of this one and then I couldn’t shake the feeling that God wanted something more honest. So I’m letting this be a little more organic, a little more vulnerable, and a lot more real, because everyday life with God is rarely neat. If you’ve been trying to hold everything together, editing out the hard parts, I want you to hear this clearly: you are seen, you are held, and you are not alone.My daughter just turned 18, and that milestone pulled me into reflection about time, grief, and the kind of grace that quietly sustains us. This is encouragement for the days that feel complicated, when joy and heartache sit in the same room, and you need something sturdier than motivation.We also dig into a powerful biblical picture of salvation and grace: the “wild olive branch” grafted in. It’s a reminder that we don’t earn our way into God’s love. Jesus makes a way, and His mercy meets us right where we are. If you don’t know Christ yet, you’re still loved, and you can call on the name of Jesus anytime, day or night. If this lifted you even a little, subscribe, share it with someone who feels alone, and leave a review so more people can find this message of grace and prayer.Text Kathy
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I almost recorded a clean, polished version of this one and then I couldn’t shake the feeling that God wanted something more honest. So I’m letting this be a little more organic, a little more vulnerable, and a lot more real, because everyday life with God is rarely neat. If you’ve been trying to hold everything together, editing out the hard parts, I want you to hear this clearly: you are seen, you are held, and you are not alone. My daughter just turned 18, and that milestone pulled me int...
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