Joyful Disciple

Psalm 62 is David’s declaration of trust in God amidst relentless opposition. His enemies may attack, but his soul waits in silence for the Lord — his rock, salvation, and fortress. Kylie guides listeners through a contemplative rhythm — Slow Down, Read, Notice, Reread, Meditate, Respond, Exercise — offering space to anchor your hope in God’s steadfast love and power. This episode encourages you to shift from fear to trust, resting in the truth that salvation comes from God alone. Psalm 62 reminds us: God’s power and steadfast love are the foundation for unshakable trust. 📖Follow Along 🎧Listen to My Soul (Psalm 62)

In Psalm 61, David cries out from exile, longing for God’s presence and remembering His faithfulness. From the “end of the earth,” he asks to be led to the rock that is higher than himself — a place of refuge and safety. Kylie guides you through a contemplative rhythm — Slow Down, Read, Notice, Reread, Meditate, Respond, Exercise — helping you surrender fears, recall God’s steadfast love, and rest under the shelter of His wings. This episode invites you into a quiet space to slow down, breathe deeply, and trust God amidst chaos. 📖Follow Along 🎧Listen to Lead Me To The Rock

In this powerful episode of the Joyful Disciple Podcast, Kylie sits down with her dad, Nick Oyler — a minister with 25 years of experience — to unpack the reality of spiritual warfare. From the unseen battles that shape our everyday lives to the practical ways believers can stand strong, this conversation is a reminder that our fight is not against flesh and blood, but against spiritual forces. They explore: The two dimensions — seen and unseen — and how they coexist Common misconceptions Christians have about spiritual warfare Real-life ministry stories that reveal the enemy’s subtle tactics The power of prayer and Scripture as weapons of spiritual defense Biblical truth from Job, Ephesians, and 1 John that anchors our hope Special Guest: Nick Oyler – Former minister, mentor, and passionate follower of Christ Key Scriptures: 2 Corinthians 4:18 Matthew 10:28 Ephesians 6:10–18 Job 1–2 1 John 4 Takeaways for Listeners: Spiritual warfare is real — ignoring it doesn’t make it go away. Prayer is one of the most powerful acts of spiritual resistance. The enemy is not people — it’s the spiritual forces of darkness. God’s authority is ultimate; Satan operates on a leash. Victory comes through God’s strength, not our own. Check out the Blog Spiritual Warfare: How to Recognize and Resist the EnemySpecial Guest: Nick Oyler.