Desert Words
Episode 22 of the Breathing Room with Caroline Schandel podcast, hosted by Caroline Schandel, titled "Desert Words" was published on June 15, 2020 and runs 17 minutes.
June 15, 2020 ·17m · Breathing Room with Caroline Schandel
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Episode Description
In continuing the discussion on hearing God speak, this episode is for when you find yourself in the desert—where all feels dry, fruitless, and rugged. Caroline unpacks a portion of Psalm 23 and teaches how the desert is where you really hear God. You don't need to get out of there; you just need to learn how (and where) to pause within it. Because in the desert of your life God is speaking and you can hear him.
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