The King's Daughter: Recent Episodes
Tiemininimi Tidings
My heart is inditing a good matter: I speak of the things which I have made touching my King: my tongue is the pen of a ready writer.
I could not help but chuckle at how relatable the Ephraimites are to how many of us act today. I had to diagnose their dysfunction as "the last born syndrome." No offence to any last borns, but you don't have to be a biological last born to have this syndrome. The Ephraimites got away with this disorder with Gideon in Judges chapter 8, but somewhere along the line in Chapter 12, they were not so lucky with a no-nonsense fighter. Listen in to find out who this man was and share your thoughts. Was this man too harsh? Or was Gideon too indulgent? Or maybe you even have a perspective that justifies the Ephraimites? Let's know your thoughts.
Random talks about the various things I learn as I walk life's journey. Many of these talks are spontaneous - so pardon any mistakes, grammatical errors or repetitions you may notice.
...and His bride hath made herself ready (Revelation 19:7). This episode tells an allegorical story of a bride to be, whose groom to be had to go to war, and for a long time, there was no information about his whereabouts. What did Mary do? And what would you have done if you were in Mary's shoes? Find out in this episode. And find out how this allegorical story translates to our life here on earth.
You know, it's easy to just say, 'have faith in God' or 'trust God'. But really, the question is how do you develop that trust? How do you get to to the level where the trust you have supersedes every other feeling or emotion that you might be having? In this episode, I shared a few practical ways to develop your faith in trying times and to stay hopeful till you receive your victory.
In this episode, I will be sharing on how God works through difficult situations and circumstances to glorify Himself and to remind us of the fact that we need to trust in Him.