Can God Trust You with His Son?

Show Notes - Teachable Woman Podcast Relationship Series Div II. Episode: Can God Trust You with His Son?Reverends Diana P. Cherry and Michele OwesIntroduction: Welcome to the Teachable Woman podcast, where we delve into the heart of our relationships with God and each other. Join Reverends Diana P. Cherry and Michele Owes as they explore the depths of trust and obedience in our spiritual walk.Show Notes:Opening Greetings: Rev. Michele Owes and Rev. Diana P. Cherry express their excitement to share teachings on relationships and the upcoming retreat, inviting listeners into a space of gratitude and anticipation for God’s work.The Foundation of Relationships: The discussion begins with the primary relationship with our Heavenly Father, emphasizing the preordained purpose and plan for each of us.Divine Equipage: The concept of being ‘vacuum-packed’ with God’s provisions from birth is introduced, highlighting our innate ability to fulfill His will.Witnessing Through Personal Testimony: The episode reflects on the Woman at the Well story, focusing on the transformative power of encountering Jesus and the importance of witnessing.God’s Omniscience and Our Future: The hosts discuss God's comprehensive knowledge of us and the encouragement to focus on what we do from this point forward, leaving the past behind.The Impact of Witnessing: The narrative continues with the woman at the well’s impact on her community, emphasizing the goal of leading others to a personal relationship with Jesus Christ.Exploring Human Connections: The conversation shifts to the various types of relationships we have and how our behavior defines them, setting the stage for a deeper dive into godly relationships. Concerning marriage, the hosts ask each woman to ask themselves, Can God Trust You with His Son? Acknowledging that God created every man and that they are His, Can God trust you with the men He created?Conclusion: The episode concludes with a powerful reminder of the expectations that come with relationships, especially our relationship with God, and the universal application of these principles across all forms of connection.