EPISODE · Jul 21, 2025 · 42 MIN
The Lord establishes the work of our hands even when we can't feel His presence.
from Mrs. PIE · host Shelley Jeffcoat
When God lets go of your hand, it's not abandonment but preparation for your next spiritual phase. He's given all the instructions and guidance needed, and now it's time to exercise faith even when His presence feels less tangible.• God sometimes releases our hand to develop our spiritual muscles• Discipline feels painful in the moment but yields righteousness to those trained by it• The Lord establishes the work of our hands through His favor• We need the tongue of those who are taught to sustain the weary• Cutting back on social media consumption can restore spiritual clarity• Our testimony comes through how we live, not just what we say• God's favor makes our path and purpose unshakeable• Training comes through everyday application of God's wisdom• This season requires character building more than spiritual experiences• Our homes should be portals for God's presence to come and goThis is a week where we'll witness miracle after miracle and encounter after encounter. Heaven will be busy this week, stepping into our homes, blessing our doors, windows and every corner.Support the showLearn more about our events, prayer groups and watch video replays on our Grace and Grit Media website.
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When God lets go of your hand, it's not abandonment but preparation for your next spiritual phase. He's given all the instructions and guidance needed, and now it's time to exercise faith even when His presence feels less tangible. • God sometimes releases our hand to develop our spiritual muscles • Discipline feels painful in the moment but yields righteousness to those trained by it • The Lord establishes the work of our hands through His favor • We need the tongue of those who are taught ...
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The Lord establishes the work of our hands even when we can't feel His presence.
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