Fan The Flames of Your Calling

An episode of the The Good Gets Better podcast, hosted by Amber Vreeland, titled "Fan The Flames of Your Calling" was published on April 6, 2026 and runs 19 minutes.

April 6, 2026 ·19m · The Good Gets Better

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Summary

Have you been praying for God to move in your calling, but feel stuck or unqualified for the task? You aren't lacking God's presence, but you may be lacking practice. Let's explore what it really means to fan the flames of the gift that God has placed in you. Your calling is like a fire–it starts small, but with confidence, preparation and effort, it grows into something that warms and lights up everyone around you. If you've ever felt your fire dimming or wondered how to step into yo...

Episode Description

Have you been praying for God to move in your calling, but feel stuck or unqualified for the task? You aren't lacking God's presence, but you may be lacking practice.

Let's explore what it really means to fan the flames of the gift that God has placed in you. Your calling is like a fire–it starts small, but with confidence, preparation and effort, it grows into something that warms and lights up everyone around you.

If you've ever felt your fire dimming or wondered how to step into your calling with confidence, this is for you!

Scripture referenced in order of appearance:
James 2:17; 2 Timothy 1:6; John 1:5; John 21:3; John 21:6; Matthew 5:14-15; Psalm 107:35

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