by Gaby Santiago | Oct 12, 2020 | Podcast, Perseverance, Relationship With God
You never have to lose hope because Jesus is praying for you. He is seated on the right hand of God, interceding for you (Romans 8:34). In the midst of our struggles, we can easily feel weak and give up. It’s in those moments when we want to give up that we must...
by Gaby Santiago | Aug 18, 2020 | Podcast, Perseverance, Relationship With God
Trials and hardships will happen to everyone, even to us as believers of Christ. We can easily think that God isn’t for us when we are facing hardships. However, God uses trials to mature us for our good. No matter what we may be facing, we can rest in the...
by Gaby Santiago | Aug 4, 2020 | Podcast, Perseverance, Relationship With God
Our weaknesses can easily cause us to lose hope that we will ever change or persevere to victory. However, through Christ, our weaknesses become strengthened. His grace is sufficient enough to make us an overcomer. You don’t have to be strong enough. There have...
by Gaby Santiago | Jul 8, 2020 | Podcast, Perseverance, Relationship With God
Our worries, fears, and emotions can be so loud that they distract us from abiding in Jesus. It takes our ππππππππππππππ to stop what weβre doing in order to posture our hearts before Him. Joy, peace, and love come when we fix our eyes on Him. Be undistracted. I...
by Gaby Santiago | Jun 17, 2020 | Podcast, Perseverance, Walking In Faith
Obstacles will arise, but we must hold on to the vision that God has given us and believe that it will come to pass in its appointed time. God gives us vision to persevere through our setbacks. Hold on to the vision. I have noticed in my own life that God tends to...
by Gaby Santiago | Jun 5, 2020 | Podcast, Perseverance, Walking In Faith
It can be easy to give up when things aren’t going the way we expected. However, we can still flourish in our hard seasons when God is our source of strength. We were never created to rely on our circumstances because life will never be perfect.Β There will be...
