Healed by His Hands | Faith Over Fear and Truth Over Feelings

Epizodes

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  FOF: You’ll Believe the Crowd, Blame the Church, and Argue With God’s Word... Then Say You Love Jesus? 03.10.2026 1h 7min

  We’ll dismiss the Bible because “man wrote it,” then repeat a stranger’s opinion without checking whether it’s true. Why does Scripture face our scrutiny while the crowd gets our agreement?In this episode of Faith Over Feelings, I confront how race, politics, trends, and unchecked accusations can influence what we believe about Jesus and His church. Through Scripture, we examine judging believers who stumble, leadership accountability, giving, fellowship, the meaning of “two or three gathered,” John’s warning about antichrists, and Paul’s warning about “every wind of doctrine.”This challenges me too. Taking a stand for Jesus means letting His Word correct our conduct, including how we treat people who disagree with us.Listen with your Bible open and examine these passages in context. When God’s Word confronts an opinion you’ve defended for years, which one will you hold on to?
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  Ruth 1-2: Faithful Love in a Season of Loss 02.10.2026 1h 55min

  We remember who left, but do we appreciate who stayed? And when someone else is hurting, does our love become something they can actually depend on?In this recorded Bible study of Ruth chapters 1-2, we explore Naomi’s grief, Ruth’s faithfulness, and Boaz’s practical kindness through Scripture. Their account challenges us to recognize the support around us and examine how our faith in Jesus affects the way we care for others. Your questions may remain unanswered, but you can still receive help, extend kindness, and take the next faithful step.
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  FOF: Is the Sin You Love Worth Rejecting Jesus? 01.10.2026 1h 50min

  It’s painful to admit we’ve been defending something we know is wrong. But where will we end up if we keep refusing the truth?In this episode of Faith Over Feelings, we examine John 3, focusing on verse 19 and the heart’s response to Jesus. Through Scripture, we confront the excuses that keep us hiding and look at repentance, the new birth, and the hope found in Him.Whether you’re seeking Jesus for the first time, returning after walking away, or examining your life after years in church, this message calls for a personal response.You don’t have to stay where sin has taken you. There’s forgiveness and new life in Jesus. Listen with your Bible open, check what’s being taught, and consider what you need to surrender to Him.
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  Judges 20-21: Are We Defending Sin Because It’s Our People? 01.10.2026 49min

  It’s easy to call out wrongdoing until it involves somebody we love. Will we still acknowledge the truth when it touches our family, our friends, or someone we respect?In this recorded Bible study, we finish Judges with chapters 20-21. We examine how protecting the guilty led to a devastating conflict and why being right about an offense doesn’t make every response right.What are we defending? How are we handling hurt? And will we receive correction when we’re the ones who need it? These chapters call us to take responsibility, with hope through repentance, Jesus, and the power of the Holy Ghost to live differently.Open your Bible and follow along. Check what I’m teaching against Scripture and study it for yourself. Our souls matter too much to take anyone’s word for it.
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  FOF: Why Fight So Hard for a Saying You Won’t Even Check in the Bible? 30.09.2026 1h 18min

  Some people will argue for a saying they’ve heard all their lives but won’t open the Bible to see whether it’s true. Others know what Scripture says but stay quiet because they don’t want to upset anybody. What happens to the person who keeps believing the lie?This episode addresses familiar sayings about salvation, forgiveness, the Holy Ghost, and what happens when we die. We’ll examine them through Scripture, because something can sound comforting and still lead somebody wrong.Being corrected doesn’t have to be embarrassing. It can be the very thing that brings us closer to Jesus. But we have to be willing to let go of what we’ve heard when it contradicts what He said.Jesus calls us to repent and obey His Word. Through the Holy Ghost, He gives us power to live what we’re learning. Open your Bible, check what’s being taught, and let the truth change you.
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  Judges 17-19: Wanting God’s Blessing While Ignoring His Word 29.09.2026 1h 41min

  Are we seeking God’s direction, or just hoping He’ll approve what we’ve already decided?Originally recorded on Facebook Live, this study of Judges 17-19 takes us through Micah’s idols, the tribe of Dan’s false worship, and the horrific violence against a woman in chapter 19. These difficult chapters show what happens when people do what seems right to them while disregarding God and the lives of others.Mentioning God’s name doesn’t mean we’re following Him, and getting what we want doesn’t prove He approved it. What are we accepting simply because it’s convenient, familiar, or supported by the people around us?This study invites us to examine our choices and respond to God’s correction. If we recognize that we’ve gone astray, we can repent and turn back to Jesus. His Word gives us direction when our own understanding leads us wrong.Bring your Bible, follow along, and study these chapters for yourself.Content note: This episode discusses sexual violence and other disturbing events recorded in Judges 19.
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  Faith Over Fear: It’s Okay to “Plagiarize” the Bible. Live What You Quote. 29.09.2026 6min

  We know which Scripture somebody else needs to hear. But what happens when God’s Word confronts something WE don’t want to change?We can share a verse about love and still owe somebody an apology. We can tell people to trust Jesus while refusing to surrender our own situation. I’ve had to check myself, too.In this episode, I explain what I mean by “plagiarizing” the Bible: give God the credit and put His Word into practice. I also clarify how God used human writers to record Scripture and how later translators made it available in English.“But be ye doers of the word, and not hearers only, deceiving your own selves.” (James 1:22 KJV)When His Word exposes something in us, we don’t have to keep defending it. We can repent, surrender it to Jesus, and receive His correction. Through the Holy Ghost, He gives us power to live differently, even when our feelings are pulling us the other way.Open your Bible and study the passages in context for yourself. What is God calling you to put into practice that you’ve only been willing to quote?
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  Faith Over Feelings: They Didn’t Like Your Post. Do You Still Know How to Love Them? 28.09.2026 8min

  Nothing happened between you, but they didn’t react to your post, and now you’re questioning the whole relationship. How much power have we given a button on a phone?In this episode, I address the need for public approval and the assumptions that can turn into resentment. I also share something I had to confront in myself: wanting my husband to post what he’d already said to me personally. Why wasn’t hearing it from him enough?When we’re constantly watching for acknowledgment, we can miss the love that’s already being shown. And while we’re busy checking everybody else’s behavior, our time with God and our own conduct can go neglected.Jesus said in John 13:35 KJV, “By this shall all men know that ye are my disciples, if ye have love one to another.”We can stop keeping score, respect differences, and learn to ask questions before assigning motives. That gives our relationships room to grow without the constant pressure to prove something online.When the phone goes down, does the life we’re living agree with the faith we’ve been posting?
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  Faith Over Feelings: You Want Your Name In The Obituary, But Is It In The Book Of Life? 28.09.2026 10min

  We want credit for loving people we barely checked on. We want our names in the obituary, our pictures in the program, and everybody to know how much we mattered. But did that person experience the love we’re now asking everybody to applaud?And before we point fingers, what about Jesus? We say we love Him, but how often do we ignore His Word until we need Him to fix something?This episode brings an uncomfortable question home: are we living to be recognized by people, or are we preparing to stand before God? We’re examining the pride that demands acknowledgment, the apologies we keep postponing, and the obedience we keep putting off.John 14:15 (KJV) says, “If ye love me, keep my commandments.” We can’t repair a relationship with a funeral speech. But while we’re breathing, we can humble ourselves, repent, and change how we live.People knowing your name isn’t the same as your name being written in the book of life.
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  Judges 14-16: Used by God... but Still in Need of Correction 28.09.2026 1h 26min

  Have we ever wanted something so badly that we stopped listening to godly counsel? Samson’s life challenges us to examine the choices we defend and the warnings we overlook.In this KJV Bible study of Judges 14-16, we explore why spiritual strength doesn’t replace self-control and why yesterday’s victories can’t replace today’s dependence on God. We’ll consider how to receive correction before the consequences grow.If you’re already living with painful regrets, there’s hope in Jesus. We can repent, receive His forgiveness, and yield to the Holy Ghost as He helps us live differently.Open your KJV Bible, follow along, and study these chapters for yourself. We don’t have to wait for something to fall apart before we surrender it to Jesus.
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  Faith Over Feelings: Who or What are You Holding Onto? 25.09.2026 6min

  We say we trust God, but pressure reveals what we’re really leaning on. When life hurts or the answer is delayed, do we stay with God’s Word, or let fear and disappointment steer us? We ask God to carry us, yet sometimes give our loyalty to people and things that can’t save us. Hebrews 10:23 says, “Let us hold fast the profession of our faith without wavering; (for he is faithful that promised;)”If you say you believe, will your choices show it when waiting hurts? Please ensure to study the Scriptures for yourself .
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  Faith Over Feelings: Stop Chasing Approval & Stand for Jesus! 25.09.2026 5min

  Have you ever held back from speaking up because you were worried about how people would react? In this episode, I talked about the pressure to fit in and the importance of letting God’s Word guide what we say and do. I also shared why we need to bring our hurt, anger, loneliness, and fear to God instead of letting those feelings make our choices.If you’ve been struggling to stand for Jesus when others don’t agree, this message will encourage and challenge you. Study the Word of God for yourself.
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  Judges 10-13:God Hadn’t Forgotten Israel 25.09.2026 1h 23min

  Israel kept turning away from God, yet He continued to show them mercy. In this KJV Bible study, we look at what it means to turn back to Him, what we can learn from the choices of Israel’s leaders, and why God’s promise to raise up Samson gave His people hope.These chapters give us a reason to examine our hearts and point us to our need for Jesus. Listen along, then read Judges 10-13 for yourself.
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  Judges 7-9: Gideon’s Victory, Abimelech’s Ambition, and God… Who Still Sees 24.09.2026 1h 26min

  God gave Gideon victory with just three hundred men, but the story doesn’t end there. In Judges 7-9, we also see how Gideon’s later choices affected Israel and how Abimelech’s desire for power led to violence.What can we learn when someone God used makes a harmful choice? And what hope is there for people who’ve been hurt while others seem to get away with it?Follow along in your Bible as we walk through these chapters. Please read and study the Scriptures for yourself, too. If this episode helps you, share it with someone who might need the reminder that God sees them. 
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  Judges 4-6: God Heard Their Cry... Would They Hear His Voice? 23.09.2026 1h 7min

  In this Bible study, we read Judges 4-6 and look at how God delivered Israel, how the people remembered His victory, and what happened when they turned away again. Gideon’s story also reminds us that we can obey God even when we’re afraid.What might God be asking us to put away or do while we’re praying for Him to change our circumstances? Listen along, and read the chapters for yourself.
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  Judges 1-3: What We Tolerate and What We Fail to Tell 22.09.2026 1h 18min

  What happens when we obey God only as far as we’re comfortable... and fail to tell the next generation how He brought us through?Judges 1-3 shows us how small concessions can become spiritual traps and how a generation inherited the Promised Land without truly knowing the God who gave it to them. It also reminds us why sharing our testimonies matters. One person can tell two more, those two can tell others, and before we know it, one testimony has reached thousands by word of mouth.Join me as we discuss partial obedience, passing our faith to the next generation, and the hope we have in Jesus Christ, our true Deliverer. What Jesus did for us could become the encouragement someone else needs to seek Him, keep going, and believe that deliverance is still possible.Bring your Bible, follow along, and always read and study the Word for yourself. Don’t just take my word for it; pray for understanding and allow God’s Word to speak to you.
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  Joshua 20-24: Refuge, Unity, and a Final Choice 21.09.2026 1h 36min

  In this Bible study, we walked through the closing chapters of Joshua and saw that entering the Promised Land was not the end of Israel’s responsibility. They still had to guard their unity, remember what God had done, and remain faithful to Him.From the cities of refuge to the altar that nearly caused conflict, these chapters show us the importance of mercy, communication, and not reacting before we know the whole story. Joshua’s final message also reminds us that no one can serve God for us. Each of us must decide whom we will serve and whether we will remain faithful after the victory.Jesus is the refuge our souls need, but we must willingly come to Him and continue walking in obedience.Open your KJV Bible, follow along, and study the Word for yourself.
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  Joshua 17-19: Don’t Settle Before the Promise Is Finished 18.09.2026 58min

  In Joshua 17-19, some of the tribes received their inheritance, but possessing the land still required faith, obedience, and action. These chapters remind us that we can’t allow fear, comfort, excuses, or comparison to keep us from walking fully in what God has called us to do.In this Bible study, we’ll discuss the danger of settling for less, the importance of trusting God when the assignment feels bigger than us, and why every person’s portion will not look the same. God has not forgotten you, and what He has for you does not have to resemble what He gave someone else. The question is: will we remain where we are comfortable, or will we move forward in faith?All Scripture is from the King James Version (KJV). I encourage you to study the Word for yourself, pray for understanding, and allow the Holy Ghost to lead you into all truth. “Study to shew thyself approved unto God” (2 Timothy 2:15)
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  Joshua 13-16: Possessing What God Promised 17.09.2026 1h 16min

  God had given Israel the land, but they still had to possess it. In Joshua 13-16, we see the danger of becoming comfortable with unfinished obedience, the faith of Caleb as he claimed what God promised, and the inheritance divided among the tribes. This study reminds us that God is faithful, but we must continue walking by faith, obeying His Word, and refusing to settle before the work is finished. What God has promised is worth believing Him for. Open your Bible and study with me from the KJV.
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  Joshua 10-12: When the Battle Takes Longer Than Expected 16.09.2026 49min

  What does it mean when the battle lasts longer than we expected? We see that opposition doesn’t mean God has forgotten us, and a long battle doesn’t mean He has left us.Israel’s battles were physical, but ours are spiritual. Through Jesus Christ, we have salvation, the power of the Holy Ghost, strength for today, and hope beyond what we’re facing. Let these chapters remind you that God is faithful, even when victory takes time.