GIVEAWAY ALERT: You can win the book Stop Chasing Happy by this week’s podcast guest. Keep reading to find out how!
The world wants you to believe a person, product, or lifestyle can bring you fulfillment. Even as a Christian, it’s easy to fall for these empty promises and find yourself frustrated when they don’t deliver.
So, how can you experience soul-deep peace that endures beyond the sugar rush of earthly distractions?
GIVEAWAY ALERT: You can win the book The Hard Good by this week’s podcast guest. Keep reading to find out how!
Life is full of hard things … loss, betrayal, hurt, disappointment, pain, and anger. In a world riddled by these things—and still reeling from a global pandemic—we may ask, “How can life really be good?”
Well, when author Lisa Whittle lost her beloved dad, she found herself asking this same question and eventually learning that there is good, even within the hard things.
We long to make a break from the fast pace of life, but if we’re honest, we’re afraid of what we’ll miss if we do. Yet when going big and hustling hard leaves us stressed, empty, and out of sorts, that’s our cue to slow down and step into a far more sustainable, satisfying pace.
Today on the 4:13 Podcast, author Jennifer Dukes Lee shows you a path to unhurried living by teaching you the ancient art of growing slow.
We’ve made it to a new year, and we want this year to be 365 days of joy! So, KC and I are dropping a joy bomb into your heart today.
Joy is a supernatural force that can transform your heart this coming year. So, today on the 4:13 Podcast, we’ll talk about how to get it and how to protect it from joy thieves. We’ll also answer the question: “How can I have my joy restored?”
Merry Christmas to all you wonderful people I love!
I hope this audio Christmas card from our hearts to yours will brighten your day, lighten your load, and remind you that you are not alone … He is Immanuel—God with us—meaning He is with you.
This may be an odd spin on Christmas, but I want to share a letter with you that was written December 19, 1944 by Dietrich Bonhoeffer. World War II was raging at the time and people everywhere were in turmoil, but Dietrich’s letter is one of courage and hope. His story and his words will inspire you to face anything this season—or this new year—with faith.
Plus, I was so inspired by his letter that I actually put the words to music, and I’ll sing it over you in today’s episode of the 4:13 Podcast.
