Meet Me at the Well: Recent Episodes
Meet Me at the Well with Karen Dye
Karen explains why it is important to remember that God wants to use us all! We don't have to be perfect to help spread His message of eternal life through Jesus Christ.
Do you ever wonder why you just don't feel the joy of the Lord like you should? Karen discusses how the words we speak could keep us from rejoicing in the Lord now, no matter what circumstances we find ourselves in each day.
In this episode of Meet Me at the Well, Karen talks about the wrong way and the right way to pray for your husband.
Do you know that your heavenly Father's voice so well that you recognize it and it 150%? Karen shares how important it is to recognize God's voice in our lives.
All of struggles in this life to understand why things happen, why people we love hurt us, why others betray us. We struggle with out past mistakes and sins never really releasing them and surrendering them to God. By hanging on to these things, and others, we end up missing out on the joy and peace that Jesus died to give us. In this episode of Meet Me At the Well, Karen shares about her own struggles in letting go and letting God work.
When it comes to how Jesus spoke, He always used words that would bring life. In this podcast, Karen explains why it mattered whether the disciples cast their nets to the left or to the right side.
Karen will be back with new podcasts on August 15th. In the meantime, enjoy a previous episode!
Have you ever seriously thought about how and what you allow into your mind, or how one wrong action can effect the world around you?
Job teaches is to trust God in ALL circumstances, not only WHEN we do not understand, but BECAUSE we do not understand.
On this episode of Meet Me at the Well Karen talks about why it's important that we do not allow our brokenness to fester into stinky things within us, that keep us from living the life and purpose God has planned for us.
The last week of Jesus' ministry is filled with many lessons, symbolism, and God's Truth. But one of the most important is which crowd you will be part of. The crowd that cried out in desperation, "Hosanna, Hosanna", which means, "save us". Or the crowd that yells in anger, "Crucify Him, Crucify Him!" Or the worst crowd of all, the crowd that will not commit, will not accept, will not surrender fully to the King of Kings, and the Lord of Lords, Jesus Christ.
Karen shares her testimony on how she found a personal relationship with Jesus.
"For I know the plans I have for you, declares the Lord. Plans to prosper you and give you hope and future."
Jeremiah 29:11
Each of our lives are unique. Bur for all, repentance will surely be needed if we expect to live freely in this world without condemnation and spend eternity in heaven with Jesus. Our Father in Heaven knows our sins before we confess them to Him and He knows the depths of our remorse. Once we confess and repent then He will be gracious and merciful to bring us to restoration.
To live is to suffer, to survive is to find some meaning in the suffering, a greater purpose. To do so we need to look no further than the life of Jesus Christ. During the liturgical season of lent, Karen talks about suffering and how and why, as believers, we should endure faith.
Do the words we say really matter? According to the Word of God and science, they matter very much! Our words can bring life or death to us and those we love and interact with.
Karen encourages moms of prodigal children, and the prodigal themself, as she invites them to "come home".
Does fear keep you from moving forward in your heavenly purpose? Karen shares how God's promises must be front and center of our minds to combat fearful thoughts, and we need to put action to our faith in those promises.
Karen explains why it is important to remember God wants to use us all! We don't have to be perfect, in order to help spread His message of eternal life through Jesus Christ.