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Seeking Approval Podcast
Seeking Approval is a Bible-based podcast that deals honestly with one of the quiet struggles many believers face: the desire to be accepted, affirmed, and approved by people rather than resting in the approval of God. In a world driven by opinions, applause, comparison, and constant noise, this podcast turns the listener back to Scripture for clarity, conviction, and peace.
Each episode opens the Word of God and addresses real-life pressures through sound biblical teaching, thoughtful reflection, and practical application. The focus is not on self-esteem, popularity, or performance, but on learning what it truly means to stand approved unto God. Topics include people-pleasing, identity in Christ, spiritual confidence, handling criticism, and living faithfully without chasing affirmation.
This podcast is designed for believers who want to grow deeper in their walk with the Lord, strengthen their spiritual foundation, and learn how to live with conviction in a culture that constantly demands compromise. The goal is simple: less striving for approval from man, and a greater confidence in the approval that comes from God alone.
Seeking Approval Podcast
SA Ep52 - Just a Little Further (Part 1)
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Just a Little Further Part 1 Summary
In this episode, we explore the opening movement of Song of Solomon 3:4 and the quiet power of that phrase, “It was but a little.” The bride rises from her bed, walks through the streets, and refuses to stop at the watchmen. Her pursuit teaches us that holy dissatisfaction is not rebellion but hunger for deeper fellowship. We examine the danger of quitting too soon, the temptation to settle for information instead of encounter, and the difference a little persistence can make. This episode challenges us to press past dryness, discouragement, and routine religion, reminding us that sometimes the breakthrough is only a few faithful steps beyond where most people stop.
