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EPISODE · Nov 25, 2025 · 14 MIN

Feeling Drained? This Is Why | Psalm 68:19 with Ro Alford

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Psalm 68:19 reminds us that God daily carries our burdens — not just on Sundays, not just when life feels peaceful, but every single day. In this episode, Ash and Ro talk honestly about what it looks like to stay close to God in the middle of busy seasons, tired mornings, unexpected struggles, and the moments where you just don’t “feel it.” They unpack how simple, everyday connection with God can shift your whole day — from quick honest prayers to creating small pockets of quiet, to learning how to give your worries back to Him instead of holding everything together on your own. In this episode: Why your faith can’t run on a “Sunday-only” rhythm How God actually carries your burdens daily What honest, simple prayer can look like (“What’s going on, bro?” prayers included) How to reconnect with God when life feels overwhelming Why creating space — even small moments — helps you hear God more clearly If you’re tired, stretched, or craving closeness with God again, this conversation is a gentle reminder: you were never meant to carry it all.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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