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In this episode 10 which is the final part of The Word in the Mouth of the Believer series, we explore another powerful dimension of words:The believer’s words should not only carry authority, theyshould also bring peace, healing, wisdom, and grace.Using the story of Abigail and David in 1 Samuel 25, we see how wise and gentle words stopped destruction and turned away anger.In this episode, we explore:The power of a soft answer Speaking words that edify instead of destroy The tongue of the learned How words influence atmospheres Why believers must speak with wisdom and grace  Scriptures Referenced:Proverbs 15:1 Isaiah 50:4–5 1 Samuel 25:23–35 Ephesians 4:29 Hebrews 12:15Key Takeaway:Believers must use words to build, heal, and bring peace.Weekly Challenge:Before reacting this week, pause and ask:“Will my words bring life?” What’s NextNext episode: The Practice of the WordIf this episode helped you, share it with someone who needs the truth of these words today.

In this episode 9 on The Battle of Words, we study thepowerful story of David and Goliath from 1 Samuel 17 and uncover an important spiritual truth:Many battles are first fought with words.Before David ever picked up a stone, there was a battle ofvoices:Fear vs Faith Intimidation vs Truth The enemy’s words vs God’s promises In this Episode, We exploreHow fear enters through words The danger of listening to discouraging voices Why David responded differently to Goliath Speaking victory before seeing victory The role of faith-filled declarations in spiritual battles Scriptures Referenced:1 Samuel 17 Proverbs 18:21 Key Takeaway:The one who wins the word battle often wins the life battle.Weekly Challenge:Identify one “Goliath” in your life and begin speaking God’sWord over it every day. What’s NextNext episode: The Word in the Mouth of the Believer — Words That Edify and Bring Peace.If this episode helped you, share it with someone who needs the truth of these words today. 

In this episode, we go deeper into the authority believers have when speaking God’s Word. The Word in the mouth of a believer is not empty speech, it carries spiritual authority, power, and the backing of the Holy Spirit.In This Episode, We Explore Speaking with authority in Christ  The Word as a spiritual weapon  How meditation leads to manifestation  Biblical examples of speaking faith  How words create and establish realities  This episode will encourage you to move from silent belief into bold declaration. Scriptures Referenced Revelation 12:11  Ephesians 6:17–18  Genesis 2:19–20  Jeremiah 1:9–10  Key Takeaway The Word spoken in faith becomes powerful in the life of the believer. Weekly Challenge Find scriptures that speak directly to your current situation and begin declaring them daily. What’s Next If this episode helped you, share it with someone who needs God's truth today.

In this episode 7 of Bible Study with Mum, we begin apowerful multi-part teaching on The Word in the Mouth of the Believer.We explore why God never intended His Word to remain silent in our lives. The Word was meant to be spoken, declared, and released in faith.In This Episode, We ExploreWhy the Word must be spoken The connection between the heart and the mouth How words shape direction and atmosphere Why speaking God’s truth matters in everyday life How faith grows through hearing, believing, and speaking Scriptures ReferencedRomans 10:8 Proverbs 18:21 Key Takeaway:The Word in your mouth aligns your life with God’s truth.Weekly Challenge:Choose one scripture and speak it daily over your life thisweek.What’s NextNext episode: The Word in the Mouth of the Believer (Part 2 – Authority & Manifestation)If this episode helped you, share it with someone who needsstrength and truth today  

The Word of God is not just powerful, It is a weapon.In this episode 6, we explore what it means when Scripturecalls the Word: “The sword of the Spirit”This is not just a description, it’s an instruction. The Word is meant to be used.In This Episode, We ExploreWhat it means that the Word is a sword Why knowing the Word is not enough, you must use it How Jesus used the Word during temptation Why the Word must be spoken, not just thought How the Holy Spirit works with the Word How to fight spiritual battles with truth Scriptures ReferencedEphesians 6:17 Matthew 4:1–11  Key TakeawayThe Word is not just for reading.It is for fighting.Victory comes when you:Know it Speak it Believe it Use it  Weekly ChallengeThink about one challenge you’re facing right now.Find one Scripture that speaks to it.This week, when that situation shows up:Respond with the Word. What’s NextNext episode: The Word in the Mouth of the Believer- how speaking the Word activates its power in your life.If this episode helped you, share it with someone who needsstrength and truth today

In episode 5 of Bible Study with Mum, we explore a powerful truth: The Word of God is not just alive,  it carries power. Building on what we’ve learned so far, we go deeper into why the Word can create, sustain and establish.…and what makes it so effective in our lives today. Using Hebrews 4:12 and Jeremiah 23:29, we see that the Word is described as: Living  Powerful  Like fire  Like a hammer  This episode helps you understand that the Word is not justsomething to know, it is something to use. In This Episode, We Explore What it means that the Word is living  Why the Word carries power and authority  How the Word produces real change  The connection between words and life (Proverbs 18:21)  Why the Word must be spoken,believed, and applied  How to begin using the Word in everyday situations  The Word of God is not passive. It is active, powerful, and working — even when you don’t see it yet.  Scriptures Referenced  Hebrews 4:12  Jeremiah 23:29  Proverbs 18:21  Key Takeaway The Word is: Living  Powerful  Full of authority  And it is meant to be used — not just known.  Weekly Challenge Choose one Scripture this week. Speak it daily. Believe it. Apply it to your situation. And watch how the Word begins to work in your life.  What’s Next In the next episode, we’ll explore: The Word as the Sword of the Spirit — how to use the Word in spiritual battles.  If this episode encouraged you, share it with someone whoneeds strength and clarity. 

In this episode of Bible Study with Mum, we explore what the Word of God actually does.We’ve learned that the Word is eternal, living, and powerful but now we go deeper to understand its function in our lives.The Word doesn’t just exist…It creates.It sustains.It establishes.Using Scriptures from Genesis and Hebrews, we see howeverything we know began with the spoken Word — and how that same Word is still holding all things together today.In This Episode, We ExploreHow the Word of God created the world What it means that the Word still sustains everything How the Word brings order and stability into our lives Why the Word is still working even when we don’t see immediate results How to apply the Word to real-life situations The same Word that created light…is still at work in your life today.  Scriptures ReferencedGenesis 1:3 Hebrews 11:3 Hebrews 1:3 Key TakeawayThe Word of God is active.It is:Creating what does not yet exist Sustaining what feels like it might fall apart Establishing order where there is confusion   Weekly ChallengeThink of one area of your life that feels:unstable unclear or incomplete Find one Scripture that speaks to it.Speak it daily.Stand on it.Trust that the Word is working even when you don’t see it yet. What’s NextIn the next episode, we’ll explore: The Power and Potency of the Word what makes the Word so powerful and how it operates. If this episode encouraged you, share it with someone whoneeds stability and hope .

“The Word of God is not just a book to be read, but a living encounter to be experienced.” In this episode 3, we move from knowing Who the Word is to understanding What the Word is like. If the Word is Jesus, then it must be more than ink on a page, it must be alive, precise, and deeply personal. We dive into the "God-breathed" nature of Scripture and explores how the Word acts as a master craftsman in our lives, cutting through our excuses to bring healing, clarity, and transformation. In This Episode, We Explore • What it means that Scripture is "God-breathed" and how it carries the very DNA of the Creator. • Why the Bible never gets old and how it remains "active" in our modern lives. • How the Word profits us through doctrine, reproof, correction, and instruction. • How the Word pierces through our "religious masks" to reach our true motives. • Finding comfort in the fact that nothing is hidden from God’s sight and why His "all-seeing" nature is an invitation to run to Him, not away from Him. Key Scriptures: • 2 Timothy 3:16–17 • Hebrews 4:12–13 Key Takeaway  The Word is precise: It reveals you to yourself without exposing you to shame but rather leading you to repentance. The Word is deep: It separates spiritual reality from superficial appearances. The Word is a surety: Because it is backed by the Spirit, you can "take it to the bank."  Weekly Challenge Pick one verse this week. Don’t just read it, carry it. Treat it as God’s actual breath entering your day. Notice how a living Word changes a normal, everyday situation. Next Episode: The Word Creates, Sustains, and Establishes. Reflection Question for the Comments/Journaling: When you read the Bible, do you feel like you are looking at the text, or do you feel like the Word is looking at you?  Connect with Us: If this episode touches your heart, share it with a friend who needs a "deep breath" of fresh air from the Word today! 

In this episode of Bible Study with Mum, we answer a powerful question: Who is the Word? Building from Episode 1, we go deeper to understand that the Word of God is not just written text, the Word is a person, and that person is Jesus. Using John 1:1 and John 1:14, we explore how the eternal Word became flesh and came close to us, not just to be known, but to be experienced.In This Episode, We Explore Why the Word is more than just a book  How Jesus is the living expression of God  What it means that “the Word became flesh”  The connection between the written Word and the living Word  How reading the Bible becomes a personal encounter with Jesus  The Bible is not just something to read, it is a place to meet Jesus. Scriptures Referenced John 1:1  John 1:14  Key Takeaway The Word of God is not just information. It is revelation. It is relationship. It is Jesus. Weekly Challenge Before you read your Bible this week, pause and pray: “Jesus, I want to know You through Your Word.” Then read slowly, intentionally, and personally.  What’s Next In the next episode, we’ll explore: The Nature of the Word: what the Word is like and how it works. If this episode blessed you, share it with someone who is growing in their faith

In this new season, we’re going deeper into one of the most important foundations of our faith: The Word of God. In this first episode, we go right back to the beginning to understand what the Word truly is, not just as something we read, but as something eternal, powerful, and active. Using Genesis 1:1–3 and John 1:1, we explore how the Word existed before creation and how everything we see today began when God spoke. In This Episode, We Explore What the Word of God really is  Why the Word existed before creation  How God used the Word to bring light and order  The power of the spoken Word  Why the Word is not just informational — but creative  How the Word still brings light into our lives today  Before anything existed, the Word was already there. And when God spoke, everything changed. Scriptures Referenced Genesis 1:1–3  John 1:1  Key Takeaway The Word of God is not just something you read. It is: Eternal  Powerful  Creative  Life-giving  And when spoken, it brings light into darkness and order into chaos. Weekly Challenge Think about one area of your life that feels unclear or unsettled. Find one Scripture that speaks to that situation. Read it daily. Speak it out loud. And allow the Word to bring light into that space. What’s Next In the next episode, we’ll go deeper into this question: Who is the Word? We’ll explore how the Word is not just written but revealed in a person.  If this episode blessed you, share it with someone who is building their faith. Let’s grow together 

In this wrap up episode of Season 2, join us as we reflect on the journey of faith, growth, and understanding in this season finale and get a glimpse of what's coming next. Perfect for believers of all stages seeking encouragement and deeper insight into nurturing their faith through God's Word. Key Topics: Recap of season two's focus on faith—what affects and builds it The importance of repetition in growing faith The spiritual disciplines that strengthen faith: hearing, speaking, obeying, community Prayer for increased faith and spiritual growth Introduction to season three's deep dive into the Word of God Questions to be explored in season three: trust, power, relationship of the Word with believers, daily growth through Scripture Encouragement to share and continue seeking God's Word Enjoy the journey of faith and dive into the Word deeper in season three. Thank you for growing with us! 

This is episode 13  the final episode in our Faith Enablers series, and we’re ending with something powerful and often overlooked: Faith is not meant to be lived alone. In this 13th  episode, we explore how community strengthens faith, protects the heart, and helps believers stay grounded in truth. Using Hebrews 3:12–14, we are reminded that we are called to encourage one another daily so that our hearts do not grow hard and drift away from God.  In This Episode, We Explore Why faith weakens in isolation  How community helps guard against unbelief and spiritual drift  The importance of daily encouragement among believers  How the people around you influence your faith journey  The power of unity and fellowship in strengthening believers  Why gathering with other believers is essential — not optional  How to build a healthy, faith-filled community  What to do if you don’t currently have a strong faith community  Faith grows best when it is shared, supported, and strengthened together. Scriptures Referenced Hebrews 3:12–14  Hebrews 10:23–25  Ecclesiastes 4:12  Psalms 133:1–3  1 Corinthians 15:33   Key Takeaway You were never meant to walk your faith journey alone. Community: Strengthens your faith  Supports you in difficult seasons  Helps you stay anchored in truth  Encourages you to keep going    Weekly Challenge This week, take one intentional step: Reach out to someone and encourage them  Ask someone to pray with you  Or begin finding a faith community you can grow in  If you don’t have community yet — start by becoming one.  Series Reflection Over this series, we’ve explored the key faith enablers: The Word  Hearing  Speaking  Believing  Obedience  And now, Community  Each one works together to help your faith grow strong and steady.   Share & Grow If this series has blessed you, share it with: A teen navigating their faith  A new believer  A parent walking alongside their child  Let’s grow faith together.  

In this episode 12 of Bible Study with Mum, we continue our Faith Enablers series by bringing everything together through one powerful truth:Faith must be lived out through obedience.Using James 2:17, we explore what it really means that “faith without works is dead.” Faith is not just something we believe, it is something we act on.This episode walks through the full journey of faith: hearing the Word, speaking it, believing it in the heart, and ultimately obeying it in real life.We also look at the powerful example of Abraham in Genesis 22, whose obedience demonstrated deep trust in God, even when the instruction did not make sense.In This Episode, We ExploreWhat “faith without works is dead” really meansWhy obedience is not separate from faith, but the evidence of itThe difference between acting in faith and acting in human reasoningAbraham’s obedience and trust in God’s promiseHow faith grows when it is expressed through actionWhy obedience can be learned and developedPractical steps to walk in obedience dailyFaith is not complete until it moves and obedience is where faith becomes visible.Scriptures ReferencedJames 2:17Romans 10:17Genesis 22Hebrews 11:19Hebrews 5:82 Corinthians 12:9Weekly Faith ChallengeTake a moment this week and ask yourself:“What is God asking me to do that I have not yet obeyed?”Write it down.Pray about it.Then take one step of obedience.Faith grows when it is acted upon.What’s NextIn the next episode, we’ll continue building on this journey of faith and explore how to walk consistently in what God has spoken.If this episode encouraged you, consider sharing it with someone who is learning to trust God and take steps of faith.

In the episode 11 of Bible Study with Mum, we continue our Faith Enablers series by exploring a powerful foundation of faith: believing with the heart.Using Romans 10:9–10, we learn that faith does not begin with outward action, it begins in the heart, where belief forms and conviction takes root.This episode unpacks the relationship between the heart, belief, and faith, and how what enters our hearts ultimately shapes the way we live.We also look at the example of Abraham in Genesis 15, whobelieved God’s promise before seeing the evidence, and how that belief was counted to him as righteousness.In This Episode, We ExploreWhat it means to believe with the heartThe difference between belief and faithWhy belief must move beyond intellectualagreementHow Abraham believed God before the promise wasfulfilledThe biblical pattern: Heart → Belief → Faith→ ActionWhy guarding the heart is essential for growing faithPractical ways to protect and strengthen your inner belief systemBelief begins in the heart, and when the heart accepts God’s Word, faith grows and produces action. Scriptures ReferencedRomans 10:9–10Genesis 15James 2:19Acts 16:31Proverbs 4:23Jeremiah 17:9Hebrews 11:6Hebrews 3:12Psalms 119:11Philippians 4:6–7Weekly Faith ChallengeChoose one promise from Scripture that speaks to your current situation.Write it down.Read it daily.Speak it out loud.And choose to believe it in your heart.As you guard your heart and fill it with God’s Word, belief will grow and faith will follow. What’s NextNext week, we continue exploring faith enablers and how they strengthen our walk with God in practical ways.If this episode encouraged you, consider sharing it with someone who is building their faith journey.

In this episode 10 of Bible Study with Mum, we continue our Faith Enablers series by exploring the powerful role of speaking the Word of God.From the very beginning of creation, Scripture shows us that God spoke and creation responded. In Genesis 1, darkness and emptiness were present until God said, “Let there be light.” The spoken Word brought form, life, and order.Faith is strengthened not only by hearing God’s Word but also by speaking it. When the Word is spoken in faith, it aligns our hearts, shapes our thinking, and brings us into agreement with God’s truth.Using examples from creation and the teaching of Jesus in Matthew 21, this episode explores how faith and spoken words work together in the life of a believer.In This Episode, We ExploreHow God used spoken words in creationWhy the Word must be spoken to be heard and receivedThe connection between faith and the words we speakJesus’ teaching about speaking to mountains How spoken Scripture strengthens faithThe importance of guarding the “gate of the mouth”Practical ways to speak the Word during prayer and meditationSpeaking the Word helps align our hearts with God’s promises and builds faith for the situations we face.Key ScripturesGenesis 1:1–3Hebrews 11:3Matthew 21:18–22Romans 10:6–8TakeawaysFaith is activated when you speak without doubt.Your words create your reality, whether life or death.Guard your mouth and ear gates to align with God's truth.Speaking the word of God in prayer is essential for faith to manifest.The word of God is powerful and active, bringing light and life.Reflection QuestionsWhat words have I been speaking over my life recently?Are my words aligning with God’s promises or my circumstances?What Scripture can I begin speaking over my situation this week? What’s NextNext week, we continue the Faith Enablers series and explore another practice that strengthens faith and deepens our walk with God.If this episode encouraged you, consider sharing it with someone who would be blessed by it.

Faith does not grow by accident. It grows through what we consistently hear.In this episode 9 of Bible Study with Mum, we explore one of the most powerful faith enablers: hearing the Word of God. Based on Romans 10:17, we unpack what it truly means that “faith comes by hearing.”Hearing is more than sound entering the ear — it is a spiritual process of receiving, believing, and responding to truth. Jesus repeatedly said, “He who has ears to hear, let him hear,” reminding us that we can physically hear words but spiritually miss their meaning.This episode helps us examine what is feeding our hearing, how the ear functions as a spiritual gate, and how intentional listening builds strong, steady faith. In This Episode, We ExploreWhat it means that faith comes by hearingThe spiritual process behind hearing and believingWhy Jesus emphasized “ears to hear”The ear as a gateway that must be guardedWhy elimination requires substitutionThe role of meditation and speaking the WordHow consistent hearing establishes lasting faithFaith comes when the Word is heard and it stays when the Word is continually received. Scriptures ReferencedRomans 10: 14-17Matthew 13Joshua 1:8 Reflection QuestionsWhat voices are shaping my hearing right now?Is what I’m listening to strengthening my faith or weakening it?How can I intentionally feed my ears with God’s Word this week? What’s NextNext week, we continue our Faith Enablers series and explore another key practice that strengthens faith and spiritual stability.If this episode encouraged you, share it with someone who needs to protect their ear gate and grow their faith.

If faith is a fire, the Word of God is the fuel. In this episode of Bible Study with Mum, we dive into the first and most vital"Faith Enabler": The Holy Scriptures. We explore why the Bible isn't just an ancient book, but a living, breathing force that "studies us" while we study it. Whether you are a new believer or a seasoned walker in faith, this episode provides a practical roadmap for making the Word of God your daily source of strength.What You’ll Learn in This Episode:Logos vs. Rhema: Understanding the difference between the written Word and the specific, "quickened" word for your situation.The "Two-Edged Sword": How Hebrews 4:12 reveals our true thoughts and intentions.5 Practical Study Methods: From a systematic journeythrough Matthew to situational studies for life's trials.Daily Feeding: Why consistency and meditation are the keys to imprinting the Word on your heart.Scriptures Referenced:2 Timothy 3:16–17: The functional purpose of Scripture (Doctrine, Reproof, Correction, and Instruction).Hebrews 4:12–13: The living and powerful nature of God's Word.Joshua 1:8: The command to meditate day and night.Ephesians 6:17: The Sword of the Spirit.Key Takeaways:Doctrine: What is right.Reproof: What is not right.Correction: How to get right.Instruction: How to stay right.Connect with Us:Subscribe: Don’t miss next week’s episode as we continuethe Faith Enablers series.Share: If this episode encouraged you, share it with a friend or your youth group!Reflect: Which of the 5 study methods will you try this week?Next Week: We will explore our second Faith Enabler in detail. See you then! 

Bible Study with Mum – Season 2, Episode 7In this episode of Bible Study with Mum, we begin a new section in Season 2 focused on faith enablers — the spiritual habits and truths that strengthen, build, and sustain our faith.Before we explore what enables faith, we first revisit thefoundation: What is faith? Why does it matter? And how does it grow?Using Romans 10:17 and Hebrews 11:1–6, this episode refreshes our understanding of faith as trust in God’s Word, confidence in the unseen, and the essential posture that pleases God.This episode is especially helpful for:Teens learning to trust God beyond what they seeNew believers building their foundationParents guiding faith conversations at homeFaith is not imagination.Faith is not blind optimism.Faith is trust grounded in the truth of God’s Word.  In This Episode, We ExploreA refresher on what faith truly isWhat it means for faith to be “substance” and “evidence”Why faith is necessary for things not yet seenHow faith comes through hearing the Word of ChristWhy it is impossible to please God without faithWhat must be settled in our hearts for faith to growThis episode lays the groundwork for the coming weeks, where we will look closely at the specific practices and habits that enable faith to grow stronger. Scriptures ReferencedRomans 10:17Hebrews 11:1–6 Reflection QuestionsWhat does faith mean to me personally?Am I building my faith through hearing God’s Word?What truth about God do I need to settle in my heart today?What’s NextNext week, we will begin exploring the first practical faithenabler and how to intentionally grow your faith.If this episode encouraged you, consider sharing it withsomeone who is building their foundation in Christ. 

Bible Study with Mum – Season 2, Episode 6In this episode of Bible Study with Mum, we talk honestly about disobedience as what happens when we hear God’s Word and choose not to act on it.This episode explores how disobedience often begins quietly through ignorance, doubt, unbelief, compromise, or partial obedience, and how these small choices can weaken our walk with God over time.We look at biblical examples from the lives of King Sauland David, and we are reminded that while disobedience affects not just us but others too, redemption and restoration are always available through Christ.In This Episode, We DiscussWhat the Bible teaches about disobedienceThe difference between hearing God’s Word and obeying itWhy partial obedience is still disobedienceHow fear, doubt, ignorance, and unbelief can lead todisobedienceThe consequences of disobedience in ScriptureThe contrast between Saul’s partial obedience and David’s trust in GodHow Jesus restores us through His obediencePractical steps for walking back into obedienceThis episode gently reminds us that God is not looking for perfection, He is looking for willing hearts that trust Him.Scriptures ReferencedJames 1:22–25Hebrews 2:1–4Ephesians 2:1–31 Samuel 151 Chronicles 10:13–141 Samuel 30Romans 5:192 Corinthians 10:4–6Proverbs 3:5 Reflection QuestionsWhere might I be hearing God’s Word but not yet acting on it?What small step of obedience is God inviting me to take?How can obedience strengthen my faith this week? What’s NextNext week, we begin a new section in this season focusing onfaith enablers the things that help our faith grow, strengthen, and endure.If this episode encouraged you, consider sharing it withsomeone you feel would be blessed by it.

Bible Study with Mum – Season 2, Episode 5Fear is something we all experience, especially in seasons of uncertainty, pressure, or loss. But what happens when fear begins to replace trust in God?In this episode of Bible Study with Mum, we explore what fear really is, why believers experience it, and how Scripture teaches us to respond when fear shows up. We learn the difference between ungodly fear that weakens faith and godly fear that draws us closer to God.Through biblical teaching and practical reflection, this episode reminds us that fear may be a natural reaction but faith is a spiritual decision. In This Episode, We Talk AboutWhat fear is and where it comes fromThe difference between ungodly fear and godly fearWhy believers experience fear, anxiety, and dreadWhat happens spiritually when fear takes controlBiblical stories of fear and faith, including Jairus and the disciples in the stormPractical, biblical ways to overcome fear and rebuild trust in GodThis episode gently encourages listeners to return fear to God and choose trust even in difficult moments.📖 Scriptures ReferencedProverbs 29:25Proverbs 9:10Mark 5:21–42Luke 8:22–25Romans 1:28Joshua 1Reflection QuestionsWhat fears have been shaping my thoughts or decisions lately?Am I reacting to my situation  or choosing to trust God?What truth from God’s Word do I need to return to when fear rises?🎧 Next EpisodeIn the next episode, we’ll continue exploring how disobedience affect our faith.If this episode encouraged you, consider sharing it with a teen, a parent, or someone walking through a fearful season.

In this episode four of Bible Study with Mum, we explore ignorance  not as a lack of intelligence, but as a lack of applied spiritual knowledge and how it quietly weakens faith in teens, new believers, and even long-time Christians.Drawing from Scripture, we learn that ignorance doesn’t mean God’s truth is unavailable. Often, it means truth is unseen, unused, or misunderstood. When God’s Word is ignored or not applied, faith becomes fragile and believers can live far below what God intends.This episode is a gentle but honest invitation to grow inunderstanding, stay teachable, and walk confidently in the truth of God’s Word.In this episode, we talk about:What the Bible means by ignoranceWhy God’s people can struggle even when they know HimHow ignorance affects faith, direction, and generationsPractical examples of how ignorance shows up in everyday lifeThe story of King Asa and how applied knowledge brought peace and later, how ignoring God’s counsel led to lossWhy knowledge protects faith and truth strengthens trustHow teens, new believers, and parents can grow together in truthThis episode reminds us that ignorance weakens faith but truth strengthens it.Scriptures ReferencedHosea 4:6Isaiah 5:13Galatians 4:12 Chronicles 14–16Joshua 1:82 Timothy 3:16–17Reflection QuestionsWhere might a lack of knowledge be weakening my faith right now?Am I growing in understanding or staying where I’m comfortable?How can I apply God’s Word more intentionally this week?

In this episode 3 of Bible Study with Mum, we move deeper from doubt into a more serious and often misunderstood issue: unbelief.While doubt can be a struggle within faith, unbelief is aposture of the heart that refuses to trust God, His Word, and His promises. Left unaddressed, unbelief quietly robs us of rest, peace, and the inheritance God desires for us.Using Scripture, we explore how unbelief develops, why evenbelievers can struggle with it, and how the Holy Spirit lovingly leads us back to truth.In this episode, we discuss:The difference between doubt and unbeliefWhy unbelief is described as a sin in ScriptureHow unbelief prevents us from entering God’s promisesBiblical examples of unbelief, including the Israelites in the wildernessWhy an entire generation missed God’s promise in Numbers 13The role of the Holy Spirit in convicting, guiding, and restoring usPractical, biblical steps to overcome unbeliefHow parents can support faith journeys with prayer, not pressureThis episode reminds us that unbelief does not change God’spromises it changes our ability to receive them.But the good news is this: God is patient, His Spirit is present, and faith can grow again when truth is embraced.Scriptures ReferencedJohn 16:7–11Hebrews 3:7–19Numbers 13:32–33Mark 9:24Romans 4:20–22Romans 10:17Proverbs 3:5–6Exodus 4 Next EpisodeIn the next episode, we’ll talk about ignorance and how a lack of knowledge can affect our faith.If this episode encouraged you, consider sharing it with a teen, a parent, or someone navigating questions of faith.

Many people experience doubt in their faith journey, but few feel safe talking about, especially in church.In this episode of Bible Study with Mum, we continue our teaching on faith by exploring an important question: Is it okay to doubt God?Using Scripture and real biblical examples, this conversation helps teens, new believers, and parents understand the difference between faith, doubt, and unbelief, and what to do when questions arise.In this episode, we talk about:- Doubt as a bridge between faith and unbelief- How faith and doubt can coexist- The difference between faith, doubt and unbelief- Why God welcomes honest questions- What causes doubt, including fear, trauma, and delayed expectations- Practical, biblical steps for responding to doubt- How parents can respond wisely when teens question faithWe look closely at the story of John the Baptist and his question to Jesus, along with other biblical examples such as Abraham, Zechariah,  and Thomas and their journey of faith and doubt.This episode reminds us that doubt does not disqualify faith —what matters is where we take our doubt. 📖 Scriptures ReferencedLuke 7:18–23James 1:5–8Genesis 12Luke 1:5–20John 20:24–29Isaiah 54:13Romans 10:17🎧 Next EpisodeJoin me next time as we talk about unbelief and how it affect our faith and how we navigate through to a stronger faith. If this episode encouraged you, consider sharing it with a teen, a parent, or someone navigating questions of faith.

In this opening episode of Season 2, we talk about what itmeans for faith to become personal, especially for teens, new believers, and the parents who walk alongside them.Faith often begins at home, in church, or through theinfluence of people we love  and that is a gift.But at some point, a quiet question rises in the heart:“Is this faith really mine?” Together, we explore:Why questioning faith is not rebellionHow faith grows through seeking God personallyWhat to do when doubts and questions ariseHow parents can create safe spaces for faith to growWhy God invites us to seek Him with our whole heartAnchored in Jeremiah 29:13, this episode reminds usthat God is not afraid of our questions, rather He welcomes them.Whether you’re a teen learning what you believe, a newbeliever finding your footing, or a parent praying for your child’s faith, this episode offers encouragement, direction, and hope.✨ Faith doesn’t arrive fully formed, it grows, matures, and deepens as we walk with God.🎙️ Bible Study withMum — growing deeper in God’s Word, one conversation at a time.

In Episode 13, Season 1 finale of Bible Study with Mum, we pause to reflect on the journey we’ve taken through Scripture and the foundational truths of the Christian faith. From Jesus’ question, “Who do you say that I am?”, to the parable of the wise and foolish builders, and through the foundational doctrines of Hebrews 6:1–2, this episode revisits the key lessons God has taught us about revelation, obedience, and building our lives on Christ.This recap highlights the core themes of repentance, faith, baptism, spiritual maturity, eternal hope, and accountability, reminding us that foundations matter and growth is intentional. As we close Season One, we also look ahead to Season Two, where we will begin building on these foundations and growing toward maturity in Christ.🎙️ Bible Study with Mum — growing deeper in God’s Word, one conversation at a time.

In episode 12 of Bible Study with Mum, we conclude our journey through the foundational doctrines of Christ from Hebrews 6:1–2 by examining Eternal Judgment. This study explores what the Bible teaches about God’s final judgment, why it is a foundational truth of the Christian faith, and how the certainty of judgment gives both soberness and assurance to the believer. Through Scriptures from Hebrews, Matthew, John, Corinthians, and Revelation, we look at the judgment seat of Christ for believers, the Great White Throne judgment for unbelievers, and the character of God as both loving and just. This episode calls us to live with eternity in view, walking in holiness, hope, and urgency, knowing that our choices matter and that salvation through Christ is God’s gracious provision before judgment.🎙️ Bible Study with Mum — growing deeper in God’s Word, one conversation at a time.

In episode 11 of Bible Study with Mum, we explore the fifth foundational doctrine listed in Hebrews 6:1–2 — the Resurrection of the Dead. This essential truth sits at the heart of Christian hope, reminding believers that death is not the end and that eternal life is promised through Jesus Christ.Through Scripture from both the Old and New Testaments, we examine the certainty of resurrection, Jesus as the firstfruit, the transformation of our bodies, and the victory over death. This episode encourages believers to live with eternity in view — anchored in hope, strengthened in faith, and confident in God’s promise of everlasting life.🎙️ Bible Study with Mum — growing deeper in God’s Word, one conversation at a time.

In episode 10 of Bible Study with Mum, we continue exploring the foundational doctrines listed in Hebrews 6:1–2 by studying the Laying On of Hands. Through both Oldand New Testament Scriptures, we discover how God uses this practice for blessing, healing, impartation, commissioning, and the activation of spiritual gifts. From Moses laying hands on Joshua, to Jesus healing the sick, to the apostles imparting the Holy Spirit, Scripture shows that this is a powerful and purposeful spiritual act.We also look at the biblical caution Paul gives in 1 Timothy 5:22, reminding believers to approach this practice with discernment, wisdom, and spiritual maturity. The laying on of hands is not just symbolic — it is a God-ordained method ofimpartation and identification, meant to strengthen, equip, and empower the believer for life and ministry.Join today’s study to gain a deeper understanding of this essential doctrine and how it operates in the life of the Church.🎙️ Bible Study with Mum — growing deeper in God’s Word,one conversation at a time.

In episode 9 of Bible Study with Mum, we continue our journey through the elementary doctrines of Christ listed in Hebrews 6:1–2. Today we explore the Doctrine of Baptisms — a foundational truth that includes water baptism and the baptism of the Holy Spirit. Through Scripture, we discover why baptism is an act of obedience, identity, and empowerment for every believer.We study the examples of the disciples in Acts 19, Jesus’ own baptism, the outpouring of the Spirit in Acts 2, Cornelius’ household, and the Ethiopian eunuch — showing how God works through baptism to mark, strengthen, and empower His people. Whether water baptism or Holy Spirit baptism, these experiences point us to a life rooted in Christ and empowered by His Spirit.This episode will help you understand what baptism truly means, why it matters, and how it prepares you for a life of spiritual maturity, service, and intimacy with God.🎙️ Bible Study with Mum — growing deeper in God’s Word, one conversation at a time.

In episode 8 of Bible Study with Mum, we continue our journey through Hebrews 6:1–3 with the second foundational doctrine of the Christian faith: Faith Toward God.Faith is not wishful thinking or positive words. It is complete trust in who God is, what He has said, and what He has promised. Using Hebrews 11:1, we explore how faithbecomes the substance of hope and the evidence of unseen realities, grounding our lives in the certainty of God’s truth.You’ll learn how repentance clears the ground and faith builds the foundation, why faith is essential for pleasing God, how faith comes through the Word, and how living byfaith brings peace, stability, obedience, and growth.Whether your faith feels small or strong today, this episode will encourage you to nurture it, feed it, and anchor it in God’s unchanging character. Bible Study with Mum — growing deeper in God’s Word, one conversation at a time.

In Episode 7 of Bible Study with Mum, we begin ourjourney through the six foundational doctrines of the Christian faith with thefirst pillar: Repentance from Dead Works (Hebrews 6:1).Repentance is more than feeling sorry, it’s a completechange of heart, a turning from sin and self-effort toward God’s grace. Deadworks are the lifeless things we do apart from Him, actions rooted in pride,guilt, or religion instead of faith and love.Together, we will explore what true repentance looks like,why it’s essential for a strong spiritual foundation, and how it leads torenewal and freedom in Christ.When repentance clears the ground, faith can be built upon it and a life firmlyanchored in Jesus begins to grow.

In Episode 6 we turn to Hebrews 6:1–3, where believers are urged to “move on to maturity” from the foundation doctrine of Christ and building upon them.We’ll explore what it means to build a strong spiritualfoundation and introduce the six foundational doctrines that form the bedrock of the Christian faith:1. Repentance from dead works2. Faith toward God3. Doctrine of baptisms4. Laying on of hands5. Resurrection of the dead6. Eternal judgmentThese doctrines are the essential building blocks of ourfaith, meant to be laid and built upon, not continually relaying . In this episode, you’ll learn why these truths are vital for your growth and how they prepare you for maturity in Christ.Join me as we begin this new journey laying the rightfoundation and pressing forward into spiritual growth, by the grace of God. 

In episode 5 of Bible Study with Mum, we explore Jesus’ words in Luke 6:46–48 on the parable of the wise and foolish builders.Both hear the Word and call Him “Lord,” but only one digs deep enough to reach the rock.Join me as we uncover what it truly means to build a solid foundation in Christ , a foundation formed through surrender, sincerity, and faith.We’ll talk about how the Word of God excavates the heart, removes pride and self-trust, and anchors us in grace that cannot be shaken.When the storms of life come, your strength won’t be in what you built, but in where you built it i.e on the Rock Himself.Bible Study with Mum — growing deeper in God’s Word, one conversation at a time.

Episode 4 further explore building a solid foundation through obedience from Luke 6:46. Discover how seeing, hearing, understanding and obeying the Word builds a life that stands firm on the rock unshakeable through every storm

Episode 3 is a is the concluding part of Building a Solid Foundation. It expands on building a solid foundation in Christ through hearing and doing through obedience to the word of God.

Episode 2 focus on building a strong foundation upon the rock which is Jesus Christ and obedience to His words using the scriptures in Luke 6: 46-49.

This episode titled Laying the Right Foundation expand on building the right foundation on the revelation of Jesus being the Christ and the son of the living God.