To Give Him Glory
To Give Him Glory is a podcast for Christian women and men who yearn to grow deeper in their relationship with God. Each episode will encapsulate the feeling of sitting down with your best friend and discussing ways in which you can serve The Lord in everything you do. We can’t be satisfied with a Sunday morning faith. Instead we should strive to live life with a heart posture set on doing everything to give Him glory. His Shekinah glory dwells within us and all around us, we just need to learn how to step into it. We live in a world that’s lost it’s Christian values, so how do we continue to faithfully serve Jesus, when the world wants us to do the complete opposite? In every episode we will discuss how we can give Him glory as we go about our everyday lives. We will look to scripture and learn how to apply their stories of faithfulness into our own lives. I’m excited to grow together as your friend and sister in Christ as we explore the heart of God.
To Give Him Glory
Dear Counselor Friend: You're More Than What You Give
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On this final week of this unplanned pause on new episodes, I prayerfully considered which episode to rerelease this week. I truly pray that it is encouraging to both your heart and your soul. I will be back again with a new episode next Monday. However this week, allow me to reintroduce you to Season 1, Episode 46, named "Dear Counselor Friend: You're More Than What You Give".
Are you the friend everyone turns to for advice, support, and prayer, but secretly you feel worn out, lonely, or unseen? In this heartfelt follow up to last week’s episode on Godly friendships, we dive deeper into the struggles of being the “counselor friend,” navigating seasons of loneliness, and how to give God glory, as we learn how to let go and trust God with the people we love. This episode is an honest conversation about spiritual burnout, carrying emotional burdens that were never meant to be yours, and remembering where your true worth comes from, not in what you do, but in who you are in Christ. Whether you're walking through a season of isolation or wrestling with unmet friendship expectations, you’ll be reminded that Jesus is your closest friend, and He offers you rest, purpose, and joy that no one else can.