In Due Season Podcast

So we are at the end of season 3 - how did we get here?! It's amazing how God works when you through yourself into a project. I share a few brief reflections from this season and also my guidance for what you need to be looking out for over the coming weeks and months that will help you win in due season. We will be back with season 4 in the Autumn / Fall. Stay blessed precious women of God. Until then love and blessings XxKeywords: Seasons, timing, reflections, new seasons, signs, patterns, test the spirits, Christian podcast, Christian podcast for women, Christian women, Faith journey, Spiritual growth, Walking with God, Christian living, Bible-based encouragement, God’s timing, Kingdom woman, Women of faith, Christian personal development, Faith and mindset, Purpose-driven life, Growing in faith, Christian self-care, For Christian women, Women’s devotional podcast, Godly womanhood, Faith-filled encouragement, Christian motivational podcast, Devotional podcast for women, Honest faith conversations, Real talk with Godly women, Spirit-led living

This week we consider Exodus and the setting up of the Tabernacle of Meeting. Gods puts a call out to say if anyone is stirred to help, bring forth those things that will help in the building of the tabernacle. We consider what this looks like for us today. And sorry that I am a day later than usual in posting ladies!Keywords: Service, Leadership, Offering, Gifts, Talents, Christian podcast, Christian podcast for women, Christian women, Faith journey, Spiritual growth, Walking with God, Christian living, Bible-based encouragement, God’s timing, Kingdom woman, Women of faith, Christian personal development, Faith and mindset, Purpose-driven life, Growing in faith, Christian self-care, For Christian women, Women’s devotional podcast, Godly womanhood, Faith-filled encouragement, Christian motivational podcast, Devotional podcast for women, Honest faith conversations, Real talk with Godly women, Spirit-led living

This week I talk about a topic close to my heart and something that I have personally been guilty of - publicly at that! I'm talking about when those things that we are hoping for don't feel like they are coming through and so to protect our heart and mind, we decide to accept our lot and be content with our situation. Listen in to this challenging exposé and lets see what the word of God is saying in this moment.Keywords - Challenge, contentment, godly contentment, false contentment, Christian podcast, Christian podcast for women, Christian women, Faith journey, Spiritual growth, Walking with God, Christian living, Bible-based encouragement, God’s timing, Kingdom woman, Women of faith, Christian personal development, Faith and mindset, Purpose-driven life, Growing in faith, Christian self-care, For Christian women, Women’s devotional podcast, Godly womanhood, Faith-filled encouragement, Christian motivational podcast, Devotional podcast for women, Honest faith conversations, Real talk with Godly women, Spirit-led living

This week we discuss how a revelation from the Lord is going to out do any fake-it-'til-you-make-it strategy when it comes to your transformation season. Listen in and be encouraged - its time for you become who you've been called to be.Keywords to always target:Transformation, becoming, Christian podcast, Christian podcast for women, Christian women, Faith journey, Spiritual growth, Walking with God, Christian living, Bible-based encouragement, God’s timing, Kingdom woman, Women of faith, Christian personal development, Faith and mindset, Purpose-driven life, Growing in faith, Christian self-care, For Christian women, Women’s devotional podcast, Godly womanhood, Faith-filled encouragement, Christian motivational podcast, Devotional podcast for women, Honest faith conversations, Real talk with Godly women, Spirit-led living

This week we're delving into the concepts of wisdom, knowledge and understanding. After a challenging conversation with a colleague, and email from Jordan Raynor as part of his mailing list so beautifully articulated what I struggled to say in the moment. Just a caveat- we thank God for knowledge and the advancements that have come with knowledge. We thank God even moreso for the wisdom that has made knowledge useful.Keywords to always target: Knowledge, wisdom, understanding, godly knowledge, godly wisdom, Christian podcast, Christian podcast for women, Christian women, Faith journey, Spiritual growth, Walking with God, Christian living, Bible-based encouragement, God’s timing, Kingdom woman, Women of faith, Christian personal development, Faith and mindset, Purpose-driven life, Growing in faith, Christian self-care, For Christian women, Women’s devotional podcast, Godly womanhood, Faith-filled encouragement, Christian motivational podcast, Devotional podcast for women, Honest faith conversations, Real talk with Godly women, Spirit-led living

WOW - this is a big topic but we are going to discuss just a small dissection of how we manage when God doesn't reveal everything to us and WHY this may be the case.Listen in and be encouraged xKeywords: Hear Gods voice, Trust God, Trust His timing, Trust God's timing, God's timing, Christian podcast, Christian podcast for women, Christian women, Faith journey, Spiritual growth, Walking with God, Christian living, Bible-based encouragement, God’s timing, Kingdom woman, Women of faith, Christian personal development, Faith and mindset, Purpose-driven life, Growing in faith, Christian self-care, For Christian women, Women’s devotional podcast, Godly womanhood, Faith-filled encouragement, Christian motivational podcast, Devotional podcast for women, Honest faith conversations, Real talk with Godly women, Spirit-led living

This week we're zoning in on Proverbs 20:29. This weeks thought provoking conversation is about recognising when it is time to switch from the strategy of strength to the strategy of wisdom. Is it time for you to make the switch?LISTEN NOW and be encouraged. Keywords: wisdom, strength, strategic living, Christian podcast, Christian podcast for women, Christian women, Faith journey, Spiritual growth, Walking with God, Christian living, Bible-based encouragement, God’s timing, Kingdom woman, Women of faith, Christian personal development, Faith and mindset, Purpose-driven life, Growing in faith, Christian self-care, For Christian women, Women’s devotional podcast, Godly womanhood, Faith-filled encouragement, Christian motivational podcast, Devotional podcast for women, Honest faith conversations, Real talk with Godly women, Spirit-led living

This week in our last episode of the year, we have a brief heart to heart about why it is important to enter the new year with hope. Keywords: Hope, 2026, New Year, New Year New You, Christian podcast, Christian podcast for women, Christian women, Faith journey, Spiritual growth, Walking with God, Christian living, Bible-based encouragement, God’s timing, Kingdom woman, Women of faith, Christian personal development, Faith and mindset, Purpose-driven life, Growing in faith, Christian self-care, For Christian women, Women’s devotional podcast, Godly womanhood, Faith-filled encouragement, Christian motivational podcast, Devotional podcast for women, Honest faith conversations, Real talk with Godly women, Spirit-led living

As we are in the holiday season and rapidly approaching the end of the year we consider what life can look like when you tap in to you "time and chance". Keywords:Seasons, seasonality, seasons of life, time and chance, take a chance, timing, Gods timing, the right time, Christian podcast, Christian podcast for women, Christian women, Faith journey, Spiritual growth, Walking with God, Christian living, Bible-based encouragement, God’s timing, Kingdom woman, Women of faith, Christian personal development, Faith and mindset, Purpose-driven life, Growing in faith, Christian self-care, For Christian women, Women’s devotional podcast, Godly womanhood, Faith-filled encouragement, Christian motivational podcast, Devotional podcast for women, Honest faith conversations, Real talk with Godly women, Spirit-led living

This week we're reflecting on Hanukkah celebrations and taking a minute to appreciate how this can minister to this in our day to day lives. Tune in to this deeply touching revelation and the beauty that comes from doing our best for God with the little that we have.Keywords:Hanukkah, divine growth, provision, divine provision, dedication, expansion, multiplication, Christian podcast, Christian podcast for women, Christian women, Faith journey, Spiritual growth, Walking with God, Christian living, Bible-based encouragement, God’s timing, Kingdom woman, Women of faith, Christian personal development, Faith and mindset, Purpose-driven life, Growing in faith, Christian self-care, For Christian women, Women’s devotional podcast, Godly womanhood, Faith-filled encouragement, Christian motivational podcast, Devotional podcast for women, Honest faith conversations, Real talk with Godly women, Spirit-led living

Listen in and find out how God dropped a revelation when trying to complete a puzzle.Keywords:Christian podcast, Christian podcast for women, Christian women, Faith journey, Spiritual growth, Walking with God, Christian living, Bible-based encouragement, God’s timing, Kingdom woman, Women of faith, Christian personal development, Faith and mindset, Purpose-driven life, Growing in faith, Christian self-care, For Christian women, Women’s devotional podcast, Godly womanhood, Faith-filled encouragement, Christian motivational podcast, Devotional podcast for women, Honest faith conversations, Real talk with Godly women, Spirit-led living

So firstly can I apologise for basically giving you the same episode 2 weeks in row last week and the week before. I don't even know what happened there but I clearly got in a muddle with my uploads! Anywhoo- we move. This week we’re reflecting on the fact that the end of the year is rapidly approaching. As per usual it’s time to take stock, spiritual stock in particular. We are talking about clearing out any excess baggage so that we can transition into the New Year lighter and with all the right equipment, by God's grace. We’re talking about the necessity of skimming the dross. Focus scripture is Proverbs 25:4LISTEN NOW and be encouraged. Keywords: New Year, 2026, Christian podcast, Christian podcast for women, Christian women, Faith journey, Spiritual growth, Walking with God, Christian living, Bible-based encouragement, God’s timing, Kingdom woman, Women of faith, Christian personal development, Faith and mindset, Purpose-driven life, Growing in faith, Christian self-care, For Christian women, Women’s devotional podcast, Godly womanhood, Faith-filled encouragement, Christian motivational podcast, Devotional podcast for women, Honest faith conversations, Real talk with Godly women, Spirit-led living

This week, I reflect on when a senior shared one of her daily practices with me which frankly blew my mind and completely shifted my perspective. It was simply, it was daily, it was diligent and building that powerful habit meant she stuck to her goals for over 60 years (!) Listen in and take note . She knew what she needed and treated it daily and when you dig into it, it was scriptural for her to do so. Be encouraged.Keywords: habits, daily practice, diligence, honesty, management, Christian podcast, Christian podcast for women, Christian women, Faith journey, Spiritual growth, Walking with God, Christian living, Bible-based encouragement, God’s timing, Kingdom woman, Women of faith, Christian personal development, Faith and mindset, Purpose-driven life, Growing in faith, Christian self-care, For Christian women, Women’s devotional podcast, Godly womanhood, Faith-filled encouragement, Christian motivational podcast, Devotional podcast for women, Honest faith conversations, Real talk with Godly women, Spirit-led living

This week we're discussing a real world example of a senior lady who in her late 70's has exercised a daily practice that we can all learn from. This hits spiritually and pragmatically. Keywords:Relentless, break the dam, restless, daily habits, win daily, Christian podcast, Christian podcast for women, Christian women, Faith journey, Spiritual growth, Walking with God, Christian living, Bible-based encouragement, God’s timing, Kingdom woman, Women of faith, Christian personal development, Faith and mindset, Purpose-driven life, Growing in faith, Christian self-care, For Christian women, Women’s devotional podcast, Godly womanhood, Faith-filled encouragement, Christian motivational podcast, Devotional podcast for women, Honest faith conversations, Real talk with Godly women, Spirit-led living

Summary:In this conversation, Natalie R Anderson discusses the concept of spiritual warfare as a necessary means to achieve peace. She emphasises the importance of resisting negative forces and highlights the role of prayer and fasting in this spiritual battle.Takeaways:We will have to war on occasion for our peace.Scripture tells us to resist the devil.Creating resistance is essential for peace.Spiritual warfare is necessary to maintain peace.Prayer and fasting are key components of spiritual warfare.Recognising disturbances to our peace is crucial.Submitting to God is the first step in resistance.The act of resistance is a proactive measure.Spiritual battles often require sober meditation.Peace can be disturbed by various negative influences.Keywords:spiritual warfare, peace, prayer, fasting, resistance, scripture, James 4:7, meditation, Christian podcast, Christian podcast for women, Christian women, Faith journey, Spiritual growth, Walking with God, Christian living, Bible-based encouragement, God’s timing, Kingdom woman, Women of faith, Christian personal development, Faith and mindset, Purpose-driven life, Growing in faith, Christian self-care, For Christian women, Women’s devotional podcast, Godly womanhood, Faith-filled encouragement, Christian motivational podcast, Devotional podcast for women, Honest faith conversations, Real talk with Godly women, Spirit-led living

SummaryIn this conversation, Natalie R Anderson shares her personal experiences with navigating dress codes recently and connects these with the parable of the wedding feast. The discussion highlights the significance of being open and receptive to Gods provision in our spiritual journey.KeywordsGod's provision, spiritual lessons, life lessons, pragmatic Christianity, Christian podcast, Christian podcast for women, Christian women, Faith journey, Spiritual growth, Walking with God, Christian living, Bible-based encouragement, God’s timing, Kingdom woman, Women of faith, Christian personal development, Faith and mindset, Purpose-driven life, Growing in faith, Christian self-care, For Christian women, Women’s devotional podcast, Godly womanhood, Faith-filled encouragement, Christian motivational podcast, Devotional podcast for women, Honest faith conversations, Real talk with Godly women, Spirit-led living

This is a note to say that we are half way through our 2 week recess. We will be back continuing season 3 next week Xx

This is just a note to say that we will be taking a 2 week recess at which point we will back to continue season 3 x

SummaryIn this episode of the In Due Season podcast, host Natalie R. Anderson discusses the challenges of maintaining hope when faced with delays and uncertainties. She emphasises the importance of holding onto hope, understanding the nature of hope deferred, and employing strategies to stay encouraged. Through personal anecdotes and scriptural references, Natalie encourages listeners to be relentless in their faith and to recognise God's timing in their lives. The episode concludes with a reminder to uncover buried hopes and trust in God's faithfulness.TakeawaysHope deferred makes the heart sick, but desire fulfilled is life.It's important to hold onto hope, even when it's difficult.Be ruthless with the information you consume; avoid negativity.Relentless hope can lead to breakthroughs.God's timing is perfect, even when it feels delayed.Faith is the substance of things hoped for.Look for signs and encouragement along the way.Uncover buried hopes and present them to God.God knows our needs before we ask, so trust Him. Keywordshope, encouragement, faith, God, perseverance, spiritual growth, hope deferred, timing, prayer, self-preservation, Christian podcast, Christian podcast for women, Christian women, Faith journey, Spiritual growth, Walking with God, Christian living, Bible-based encouragement, God’s timing, Kingdom woman, Women of faith, Christian personal development, Faith and mindset, Purpose-driven life, Growing in faith, Christian self-care, For Christian women, Women’s devotional podcast, Godly womanhood, Faith-filled encouragement, Christian motivational podcast, Devotional podcast for women, Honest faith conversations, Real talk with Godly women, Spirit-led living

SummaryIn this episode of the In Due Season podcast, host Natalie R. Anderson explores the concept of being 'the right kind of salty' from a biblical perspective. She contrasts the modern slang definition of 'salty'—often associated with bitterness and resentment—with the biblical understanding of salt as a purifying and preserving agent. Through various scriptures, Natalie emphasizes the role of believers as catalysts for good in society, encouraging them to enhance the world around them through their actions and words, ultimately reflecting the light of Christ.TakeawaysBelievers are called to be catalysts in society.Salt in the Bible symbolises preservation and purification.Salt enhances flavour, just as believers should enhance the world.Prayer is a powerful tool for believers.Being salty in a biblical sense is positive, not negative.Believers are representatives of Christ on earth.Salt losing its flavour signifies a loss of purpose.We are to exemplify love and peace in a troubled world.Keywordssalt, believers, biblical teachings, preservation, purification, Christian life, influence, prayer, society, enhancement, Christian podcast, Christian podcast for women, Christian women, Faith journey, Spiritual growth, Walking with God, Christian living, Bible-based encouragement, God’s timing, Kingdom woman, Women of faith, Christian personal development, Faith and mindset, Purpose-driven life, Growing in faith, Christian self-care, For Christian women, Women’s devotional podcast, Godly womanhood, Faith-filled encouragement, Christian motivational podcast, Devotional podcast for women, Honest faith conversations, Real talk with Godly women, Spirit-led living

SummaryIn this conversation, Natalie R Anderson emphasises the importance of scripture in understanding faith and belief. She discusses the parable of the rich man and Lazarus, highlighting the need to believe in God's word and the significance of reading the Bible. The conversation encourages listeners to engage with scripture, assuring them that it does not contradict itself and that understanding will come with time and meditation.TakeawaysThe book comes first, emphasizing the importance of scripture.Understanding the story of the rich man and Lazarus is crucial.You must know your word to grow in faith.The Bible does not contradict itself; it expands on the truth.Belief in God's word is essential for spiritual growth.There will always be a separation between believers and non-believers.The scriptures provide the foundation for understanding God's promises.Engaging with scripture opens up the fullness of salvation.Understanding will deepen over time.KeywordsBible, faith, scripture, belief, Lazarus, rich man, God's word, salvation, understanding, spiritual growth, Christian podcast, Christian podcast for women, Christian women, Faith journey, Spiritual growth, Walking with God, Christian living, Bible-based encouragement, God’s timing, Kingdom woman, Women of faith, Christian personal development, Faith and mindset, Purpose-driven life, Growing in faith, Christian self-care, For Christian women, Women’s devotional podcast, Godly womanhood, Faith-filled encouragement, Christian motivational podcast, Devotional podcast for women, Honest faith conversations, Real talk with Godly women, Spirit-led living

SummaryIn this conversation, Natalie R Anderson discusses the importance of allowing God to exceed our expectations, drawing from Acts 3:1-10. She ultimately inspires faith and perseverance in the face of challenges.TakeawaysWe need to let God exceed our expectations.We sometimes forget to ask God for what He has promised.Keywords:God, expectations, hope, prayer, Acts 3, faith, healing, trust, scripture, miracles, Christian podcast, Christian podcast for women, Christian women, Faith journey, Spiritual growth, Walking with God, Christian living, Bible-based encouragement, God’s timing, Kingdom woman, Women of faith, Christian personal development, Faith and mindset, Purpose-driven life, Growing in faith, Christian self-care, For Christian women, Women’s devotional podcast, Godly womanhood, Faith-filled encouragement, Christian motivational podcast, Devotional podcast for women, Honest faith conversations, Real talk with Godly women, Spirit-led living

SummaryIn this conversation, Natalie R Anderson discusses the significance of autumn and September as a time for new beginnings and reflection. TakeawaysSeptember marks a significant time for new beginnings.The Jewish New Year offers a unique perspective on time.Keywordsautumn, new beginnings, Jewish New Year, September, spiritual growth, Bible reading, fruitfulness, reflection, faith, meditation, Christian podcast, Christian podcast for women, Christian women, Faith journey, Spiritual growth, Walking with God, Christian living, Bible-based encouragement, God’s timing, Kingdom woman, Women of faith, Christian personal development, Faith and mindset, Purpose-driven life, Growing in faith, Christian self-care, For Christian women, Women’s devotional podcast, Godly womanhood, Faith-filled encouragement, Christian motivational podcast, Devotional podcast for women, Honest faith conversations, Real talk with Godly women, Spirit-led living

SummaryIn this conversation, Natalie R Anderson explores the concept of 'signs of life' from a spiritual perspective, emphasising the importance of movement, growth, and nourishment in the Christian faith. Each sign is discussed in relation to spiritual life, encouraging believers to reflect on their own spiritual journey and the signs of life they exhibit.TakeawaysThe signs of life can be both literal and figurative.Movement in faith is essential; believers should not remain stagnant.Sensitivity to spiritual shifts is crucial for growth.Nourishment in Christ is vital for spiritual health.Believers should seek to understand what fullness of life means for them.Regular reflection and seeking God can help identify areas needing growth.KeywordsMonday motivation, new week, signs of life, spiritual growth, MRS GREN, Christian faith, movement, sensitivity, growth, reproduction, nourishment, Christian podcast, Christian podcast for women, Christian women, Faith journey, Spiritual growth, Walking with God, Christian living, Bible-based encouragement, God’s timing, Kingdom woman, Women of faith, Christian personal development, Faith and mindset, Purpose-driven life, Growing in faith, Christian self-care, For Christian women, Women’s devotional podcast, Godly womanhood, Faith-filled encouragement, Christian motivational podcast, Devotional podcast for women, Honest faith conversations, Real talk with Godly women, Spirit-led living

SummaryIn this conversation, Natalie R Anderson emphasises the profound impact of words, highlighting their potential to uplift or destroy. She discusses the importance of using words in prayer, particularly in the secret place with God, and encourages listeners to be bold in expressing their desires and faith. The conversation also touches on the need for discernment in when and how to use words effectively, both in prayer and in everyday interactions.Keywordspower of words, prayer, faith, communication, self-worth, encouragement, spiritual growth, wisdom, inner voice, discernment, spiritual growth journey

SummaryIn this conversation, Natalie R Anderson shares her reflections on the spiritual insights she has been receiving, emphasising the importance of recognising the condition of one's heart. She discusses the rapid changes in the world and how they relate to spiritual awakening and personal growth. Natalie encourages listeners to pay attention to the inner issues that God may be illuminating in their lives, urging them to seek healing and maintain a right standing with God.TakeawaysThe Lord is speaking to people about their heart's condition.Spiritual insights are becoming clearer in this season.The world is changing rapidly, reflecting spiritual times.Recognising the beginning, middle, and end of things is crucial.We must value every day and make the best use of it.God brings issues to our attention for healing.The Word of God (Bible) serves as a mirror for self-reflection.Inner issues can be deal-breakers in our faith journey.God's guidance comes from a place of love and tenderness.Listening to God can lead to personal transformation.Keywords:spiritual growth, heart's condition, inner healing, personal reflection, faith journey, divine guidance, self-awareness, Christian teachings, emotional health, spiritual awakening

SummaryIn this conversation, Natalie R Anderson explores the concept of the 'real soft life,' emphasising the importance of slowing down, self-care, and maintaining a soft heart towards God. Keywords:soft life, spirituality, obedience, receptiveness, heart posture, balance, self-care, God, scripture, tenderness

SummaryIn this conversation, Natalie R Anderson shares her experiences with DIY home renovation, emphasising the importance of adaptability and learning new skills. She reflects on the challenges faced during the renovation process, drawing parallels to life lessons and scriptural teachings about being flexible and open to change. Through her journey, she encourages listeners to embrace change and adapt their methods to achieve better outcomes.TakeawaysYou need to be ready to adapt quickly for the best outcome.Some tasks may require a different method for success.Adaptability is key in both DIY and life.Recognising limitations can help in planning effectively.The process of change can be uncomfortable but rewarding.Flexibility allows for better outcomes in various situations.The free audio book recommendation of "Whole moved my cheese?" (not who stole my cheese- sorry!) can be found here:https://youtu.be/of90UX7Wero?si=ov0df68NT7FhZDycKeywords:, adaptability, life lessons, change management, personal growth, scripture, learning, flexibility, home improvement

SummaryIn this episode of the In Due Season podcast, host Natalie R. Anderson explores the themes of resilience, faith, and personal growth. She emphasises the importance in the detail of how we navigate life's challenges and stresses the need for a strong relationship with God to withstand adversity. The conversation ultimately encouraging listeners to reframe their perspective for the deeper understanding and strength that stands the test of time.TakeawaysGrass needs a little stress to grow deeper roots.Calm seas don't make for a skillful sailor.Stress sustained is not a good thing.We need to have a deeper relationship with God for true resilience.We are not to set up camp in the place of stress.A moment of stress is but a blip in the tapestry of life.You can utilise every opportunity to learn something that takes your roots deeper.The aim is a level of peace that is not disturbed by challenges.Listen now to find out how this can apply to you.Keywords:Christian podcast for women , spiritual growth, personal growth, spiritual growth in the bible, spiritual growth is personal growth, blessings, opportunities, faith, resilience, challenges, deep roots, personal growth, spiritual journey, overcoming adversity, life lessons, parables, community, getting unstuck, life coach, Christian life coach, Christian life coaching, faith life coaching

SummaryIn this conversation, Natalie R Anderson explores the spiritual lessons derived from the story of King David and the Ark of the Covenant. Delving into the lesson behind Obed-Edom housing the ark of the covenant for 3 months, Natalie helps us explore how God is using this account to speak to us today. The discussion culminates in a prayer for guidance and the retrieval of lost blessings.TakeawaysObed-Edom was blessed because of the Ark's presence.God can use others' blessings to encourage us to act (listen for the full explanation!).Discernment is key in recognizing what to hold onto.Spiritual growth involves understanding our missteps.Prayer is essential for guidance and restoration.God's mercy allows us to get back on track.Keywords:Christian podcast for women , spiritual growth, personal growth, spiritual growth in the bible, spiritual growth is personal growth, blessings, opportunities, David, Obed-Edom, scripture, relationships, faith, restoration, discernment

SummaryIn this episode of the In Due Season podcast, host Natalie R. Anderson discusses the importance of being prepared and ready to act, even when motivation is lacking. She reflects on personal experiences of returning to work after a break and emphasises the need for discipline and commitment to long-term goals. Drawing from scripture, she encourages listeners to push through feelings of reluctance and to maintain focus on their objectives, while also being mindful of their well-being and relationships.P.s. the missing scripture quoted was from Proverbs 23:4 (NKJV):Do not overwork to be rich; Because of your own understanding, cease!Takeaways:The bible acknowledges that we won't always feel ready and scripture provides the remedy for this.Feelings can change, but commitment remains.Pushing through reluctance aids growth.The balance between commitment and personal well-being is crucial.Your innate abilities will guide you through challenges.Keywords:personal growth, spiritual growth, spiritual growth in the bible, podcast, motivation, discipline, readiness, spiritual growth is personal growth, faith, scripture, life lessons, mental health

In the first episode of season 3, Natalie R Anderson discusses the importance of self-care for women, drawing inspiration from the Songs of Solomon. She reflects on the struggles of the Shulamite woman, who, while fulfilling her many roles, neglects her own needs. The conversation emphasises the balance between self-sacrifice and self-care, encouraging listeners to recognise their worth and the love that Christ has for them, even amidst their busy lives.TakeawaysThe Shulamite woman represents the struggles many women face.Self-care is essential, especially for those who care for others.It's easy to forget personal needs while fulfilling roles.Christ sees our efforts and calls us beautiful.Self-sacrifice can sometimes be worn as a badge of honour; so can self care. There is a balance and listeners must ascertain when to exercise each.Women can pour into others at the expense of themselves.God shows us the perfect model of work and rest.The beloved's response in Songs of Solomon is encouraging.Jesus invites us to rest and find comfort in Him.KeywordsChristian podcast for women , self-care, women, Songs of Solomon, encouragement, self-sacrifice, Christ's love, personal growth, motherhood, identity, beauty, spiritual growth, spiritual growth journey

Summary: In this season finale of the In Due Season podcast, host Natalie R. Anderson reflects on the story of David and Goliath, exploring themes of distress, friendship, and divine encouragement. She emphasises the importance of remembering one's identity and purpose during challenging transitions, using David's experience as a powerful metaphor for listeners to draw strength from their past victories.Takeaways:This is the season 2 finale but don't worry, we'll be back in 1 month!David's story illustrates the journey from obscurity to prominence - in both place David was ALWAYS somebody to God and so are you xEncouragement can come from remembering who we are in God.Transitions can be challenging but are part of a larger journey.God provides reminders of our purpose in difficult times.The podcast encourages reading the Bible daily.Listeners are invited to reflect on their own journeys and victories.Keywords: David, Goliath, encouragement, transition, faith, podcast, In Due Season, Bible, Christian podcast, Christian podcast for women, Christian women, Faith journey, Spiritual growth, Walking with God, Christian living, Bible-based encouragement, God’s timing, Kingdom woman, Women of faith, Christian personal development, Faith and mindset, Purpose-driven life, Growing in faith, Christian self-care, For Christian women, Women’s devotional podcast, Godly womanhood, Faith-filled encouragement, Christian motivational podcast, Devotional podcast for women, Honest faith conversations, Real talk with Godly women, Spirit-led living

Summary: In this episode of the In Due Season podcast, host Natalie R. Anderson explores the theme of self-sabotage through the biblical story of Saul. She emphasises the importance of obedience to God's calling and the consequences of disobedience. The discussion highlights how individuals often rebel against their true identity and potential, urging listeners to embrace their new selves as defined by God.Takeaways:Rebelling against who God has told you to be inevitably leads to self-sabotage.Obedience to God's calling is crucial for success.Saul's story illustrates the consequences of disobedience.Your past does not define your present or future.Believe in the identity God has given you.Fear of others can lead to poor decisions.God's instructions are for our success.Embrace opportunities as they arise.Do not let others define who you are.Rebellion against your calling can have dire consequences.Keywords: self-sabotage, obedience, identity, faith, spiritual growth, leadership, personal development, rebellion, Saul, Christian podcast, Christian podcast for women, Christian women, Faith journey, Spiritual growth, Walking with God, Christian living, Bible-based encouragement, God’s timing, Kingdom woman, Women of faith, Christian personal development, Faith and mindset, Purpose-driven life, Growing in faith, Christian self-care, For Christian women, Women’s devotional podcast, Godly womanhood, Faith-filled encouragement, Christian motivational podcast, Devotional podcast for women, Honest faith conversations, Real talk with Godly women, Spirit-led living

Summary:In this episode, Natalie R. Anderson discusses the concept of doing as the occasion demands, drawing from the biblical story of Saul's anointing. She emphasises the importance of recognising personal transformation and the need to embrace change as one steps into new roles and responsibilities. The conversation also touches on the significance of having a clear vision for the future and how it can guide one's actions and decisions. Natalie encourages listeners to reflect on their own journeys and to trust in God's guidance as they navigate life's challenges.Takeaways:The anointing signifies a transformation in one's identity and purpose.Embracing change is essential for personal growth and fulfilling one's destiny.Recognising that who you were yesterday does not define who you are today is crucial.Time continues to move forward, and we must adapt accordingly.Having a clear vision for the future helps in setting actionable goals.The method of achieving goals may unfold over time, guided by God.Once you have a vision, it becomes a guiding force in your life.Keywords: anointing, change, vision, planning, faith, personal growth, self-improvement, purpose, God's guidance, life lessons, Christian podcast, Christian podcast for women, Christian women, Faith journey, Spiritual growth, Walking with God, Christian living, Bible-based encouragement, God’s timing, Kingdom woman, Women of faith, Christian personal development, Faith and mindset, Purpose-driven life, Growing in faith, Christian self-care, For Christian women, Women’s devotional podcast, Godly womanhood, Faith-filled encouragement, Christian motivational podcast, Devotional podcast for women, Honest faith conversations, Real talk with Godly women, Spirit-led living

Summary: In this episode of the In Due Season podcast, host Natalie R. Anderson discusses the critical importance of discretion in our lives. She explores how discretion can protect our relationships and personal integrity, especially when faced with triggers and emotional challenges. Through biblical references and personal anecdotes, Natalie emphasises the need for sober-mindedness, trustworthiness, and the power of love in overcoming bitterness. The conversation highlights that discretion is not just about silence but also about understanding and compassion towards others.Takeaways:Discretion is essential for maintaining trust in relationships.Triggers can lead to emotional responses that require careful handling.Keeping your heart with diligence is crucial for personal growth.Your voice holds power; use it wisely.Sober-mindedness helps in evaluating when to speak or remain silent.Trustworthiness is key to being a good confidant.Discretion can prevent valuable information from being consumed carelessly.Bitterness can be addressed through prayer and seeking God's help.Love wins every time.Understanding others' struggles requires discretion and compassion.Keywords:discretion, wisdom, emotions, triggers, trustworthiness, bitterness, love, light, self-control, personal growth, Christian women, Faith journey, Spiritual growth, Walking with God, Christian living, Bible-based encouragement, God’s timing, Kingdom woman, Women of faith, Christian personal development, Faith and mindset, Purpose-driven life, Growing in faith, Christian self-care, For Christian women, Women’s devotional podcast, Godly womanhood, Faith-filled encouragement, Christian motivational podcast, Devotional podcast for women, Honest faith conversations, Real talk with Godly women, Spirit-led living

SummaryIn this episode of the In Due Season podcast, host Natalie R. Anderson discusses the importance of embracing discomfort as a catalyst for personal growth and recognising opportunities that align with God's timing. She emphasises the need to trust in God's plan and detach from ones comfort zone in order to explore new paths and capitalise on windows of opportunity. Through scriptural references and personal anecdotes, Natalie encourages listeners to be open to change and to acknowledge the divine guidance of God in their lives when they have submitted their lives to Him.Takeaways:Moments of discomfort are a part of personal growth.Clinging to comfort zones can hinder progress and change.Recognising opportunities are crucial for success.Trusting in God's plan leads to better outcomes.Detaching from comfort allows for new experiences.Time and chance happen to them all (Ecclesiastes 9:11b).Sober-mindedness helps in assessing situations accurately.God's mercy can provide second chances.Opportunities may come in unexpected forms.Keywordsdiscomfort, growth, opportunities, trust, faith, God's plan, comfort zone, personal development, spirituality, Christian woman, Christian women, spiritual growth

SummaryIn this episode of the In Due Season podcast, host Natalie R. Anderson discusses the theme of 'blooming boldly' and encourages listeners to stop playing small in their lives. Drawing from scripture, she emphasises the importance of embracing potential messiness for growth, living authentically, and stepping into one's light. The conversation highlights the interconnectedness of community and the necessity of shining one's light to empower others.TakeawaysBloom boldly and stop playing small.Embrace the potential messiness that may be necessary for your growth.Scripture provides guidance and encouragement for boldness.Consistency in learning leads to personal development.Meditate on the word of God day and night.You are the light of the world; you have to shine.Authenticity is key to stepping into your true self.Interconnectedness in community enhances individual growth.God is with you wherever you go; trust in Him.We are designed to uplift and encourage one another.Keywords: bloom boldly, personal growth, faith, scripture, courage, authenticity, community, self-discovery, God, empowerment, spiritual growth, get unstuck, live authentically

SummaryIn this episode of the In-Due Season podcast, host Natalie R. Anderson discusses the importance of knowing when to share insights and when to move on. Drawing from biblical scriptures, she emphasises that not everyone is ready to receive wisdom and that it's essential to recognize when to let go of conversations that aren't fruitful. The episode encourages listeners to share their wisdom without the expectation of acceptance and to find peace in having done their part.keywords: In-Due Season, wisdom, sharing insights, personal growth, spiritual guidance, moving on, communication, self-awareness, emotional intelligence, faith

SummaryIn this episode of the In Due Season podcast, host Natalie R Anderson discusses the theme of winning one piece at a time, drawing inspiration from scripture and personal experiences. She emphasises the importance of patience and faithfulness in the journey of life, using a personally analogy to illustrate how growth and success may come gradually. The conversation encourages listeners to celebrate small victories and remain steadfast in their faith as they navigate their paths to the big wins.TakeawaysWinning one piece at a time is essential in life.God's timing is perfectManaging growth requires patience and diligence.Small beginnings are the foundation for greater things.Every step towards a goal is a victory worth celebrating.Faithfulness in little things prepares us for the big wins.The journey of growth may be gradual and when it is, this requires consistent efforts in the direction of faith.God's promises are fulfilled in His timing, not ours.God in His goodness would opt that we be ready for blessings and not be overwhelmed by them.Each small win contributes to our overall testimony.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Winning One Piece at a Time00:46 The Allotment Analogy: Managing Growth05:12 Faithfulness in Small Beginnings08:03 God's Promises and Our ReadinessKeywords: growth, faith, patience, gardening, God's promises, small beginnings, life lessons, spiritual journey, testimony, encouragement, personal growth, spiritual growth, Christian podcast, Christian women, Christian woman, community,

SummaryIn this episode of the In Due Season podcast, host Natalie R. Anderson discusses the importance of emotional and spiritual healing, emphasising the need to allow the healing process to unfold naturally. The conversation highlights the significance of personal growth and the power of choice in achieving true healing.TakeawaysWe are more aware of our emotional and spiritual needs today.Healing requires allowing the process to happen naturally.Brokenness can lead to more brokenness if not addressed.The metaphor of a scab illustrates the healing process.Love and forgiveness are essential in healing relationships.We have the right to choose peace and healing.True healing comes is found in our relationship with Christ Jesus.Keywordshealing, emotional health, spiritual growth, forgiveness, self-care, mental health, personal growth, Christian faith, emotional healing, love

In this episode of the In Due Season podcast, host Natalie R. Anderson explores the theme of 'Letting Go to Bloom Bigger.' She draws parallels between gardening and personal growth, emphasising the importance of pruning in order to foster new growth and development. Through scriptural references and personal anecdotes, Natalie encourages listeners to embrace the pruning process in their lives, letting go of what no longer serves them to make room for new opportunities and blessings. TakeawaysLetting go is essential for personal growth.Pruning leads to more fruitful lives.Scripture provides guidance for our growth.Embrace change as a natural part of life.Generosity can lead to mutual growth.Holding on too long can hinder progress.Pruning can be uncomfortable but necessary.Legacy is built through sharing and giving.Every season of life has its purpose.Community support is vital for blooming.Keywords: growth, pruning, blooming, faith, scripture, personal development, letting go, legacy, seasons of life, spiritual growth

In this episode of the In-Due Season podcast, host Natalie R. Anderson discusses the transformative power of resting in Christ's righteousness. She emphasises that human righteousness and fleshly effort on its own will be no where near as successful as when we work from a place of resting in Christs power in our lives; true strength comes from God's perfection. The conversation explores the importance of faith, the assurance of God's protection, and the call to build a community of believers who support one another in their spiritual journeys.Keywords : Faith, personal growth, spiritual power, righteousness, power in prayer, spiritual principles, resting in Christ, rest, personal power, overcoming challenges, God's grace, identity in Christ, community, sisterhood, sisters in Christ, community for womenTakeaways:Resting in Christ's power is essential for spiritual strength.No weapon formed against you will prosper if you rest in Christ.God's grace is not a license to sin.It's crucial to understand the source of your righteousness.Faith empowers you to move forward with authority.You are seen through Christ's righteousness, not your own.Resting in Christ helps you overcome life's challenges.

In this episode of the In Due Season podcast, host Natalie R. Anderson discusses the importance of understanding one's identity in Christ and the significance of addressing spiritual struggles without shame. She emphasises the power of confession and the necessity of creating safe spaces within the community of believers for sharing our struggles. The conversation highlights the role of godly company in overcoming the lies of the enemy and encourages listeners to embrace their spiritual journey with support and accountability.Keywords: identity, spiritual struggle, confession, community, shame, healing, accountability, faith, God, support, faith journey, spiritual journey, personal power, spiritual authority, freedom, freedom in Christ

SummaryIn this episode of the In-Due Season podcast, host Natalie R. Anderson delves into the themes of identity and forgiveness, emphasising the importance of forgiving yourself. She shares personal experiences and biblical insights, encouraging listeners to embrace God's forgiveness and to forgive themselves, breaking free from the lies of the enemy that keep them in guilt and shame. The conversation highlights the power of confession, the significance of understanding God's grace, and the transformative impact of gratitude in one's spiritual journey.

Hi family! I pray you all are well. After a few technical glitches with this weeks episode I have decided to take the hint and take a 2 week recess to give me a moment and refill my cup.I pray you all have a blessed fortnight and i look forward to coming back and tackling our mini series around IDENTITY! You won't want to miss it. See you then 😘🙏🏿

Summary:In this episode of the In-Due Season podcast, host Natalie R. Anderson emphasises the importance of writing down the nudges and revelations we receive from God. She encourages listeners to keep a record of these moments, whether through physical writing or digital notes, to build a clearer understanding of God's voice in their lives. The episode serves as a call to action for personal reflection and accountability within a community of faith.Keywords:writing, faith, God's voice, journaling, reflection, accountability, personal growth, spiritual journey

In this episode of the In Due Season podcast, host Natalie R. Anderson discusses the importance of taking chances and moving by faith. She shares personal experiences and biblical stories, particularly the story of the four lepers who took a chance and found unexpected provision. Natalie emphasises the need to recognise God's voice and encourages listeners to write down every time God is potentially speaking (listen to find out what sort of things to look out for). The episode is filled with insights on faith, discernment, and the encouragement to step out of our comfort zones.TakeawaysTaking chances can lead to unexpected opportunities.Faith often requires action and stepping into the unknown.The story of the lepers illustrates the rewards of taking risks.Recognising God's voice will guide us in decision-making.Taking note of where God may be speaking will help us identify opportunities.Fear should not be a deterrent to following God's direction.God rewards steps of faith.Personal testimonies can inspire others to take chances.Staying connected to scripture helps discern God's voice.Encouragement from community is vital in our faith journey.Keywords: taking chances, faith, God, scripture, personal testimony, discernment, opportunities, encouragement, spiritual growth

In this episode of the In Due Season podcast, we explore the theme of hearing God's voice and the importance of aligning with one's purpose. We discuss the distractions that can hinder spiritual communication and emphasise the need for reflection and accountability in order to recognise patterns and cycles in our lives. The conversation encourages listeners to take stock of their experiences and reconnect with previous instructions from God to enhance their spiritual journey and most importantly, to help hear Gods voice all the more!TakeawaysThe Holy Spirit is always speaking; we need to listen.Distractions can lead us away from hearing God's voice.Spiritual alignment is a must.Past pain does not define your future; you are a success story.Recognising patterns in your life can guide you back to purpose.Cycles of behaviour may need to be broken for growth.Accountability is important in spiritual reflection.Taking stock of your life can reveal God's direction.Previous instructions should not be ignored; they guide future steps.Winning in due season is a collective journey.Scripture references: James 1:13-16 , Luke 16:10This weeks task -"I've done my reflection"Listen in and be encouraged! New episodes weekly.Keywords: Hearing God's voice, purpose, alignment, spiritual growth, reflection, accountability, cycles, patterns, distractions, faith

This week we're talking about the sneaky form of self sabotage that runs deeper than we would care to realise. Doubt is a key way the enemy attempts to hinder us from making those steps of faith that would if realised, take us to the tomorrow Gid designed for us. It's for that very reason that the enemy attempts to undermine our faith and it becomes self sabotage when we let the enemy succeed in that mission. Listen in and be encouraged! New episodes weekly. #selfsabotage #MondayMotivation #SpiritualResilience #ChristianPodcast #SpiritualGrowth #PersonalTransformation #Reinventyourself #WellBeing #Peace #Empowerment #PersonalPower #SelfWorth #PersonalGrowth #DreamSelf #Secure #ChristianWoman #ChristianWomen