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Kristin Bonin: Dream Defenders

Kristin Bonin: Dream Defenders

by | Oct 6, 2021 | Podcast

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On this episode of By His Grace, I interview my friend Kristin Bonin. We discuss the importance of community, being a dream defender, finding community, mentoring, speaking affirmation into the lives of others, and being cheerleaders for others. Kristin Bonin is a speaker and author based in Houston, TX. She writes and speaks from her own personal challenges, struggles and lessons the Lord is teaching her along the way. She’s just a girl who has fallen in love with the idea of making God famous and has decided to chase hard after Him in hopes that others will too.

Key Takeaways 

  • “Be wise with your words.” 
  • “Not everybody needs to know your dreams.” 
  • “The Lord has shown me to have eyes to see, ears to hear, and some thick skin.”
  • “We need to have truth-tellers in our lives.” 
  • “My yes is a yes.” 
  • “We all need a Paul and we all need a Timothy.” 
  • “The enemy is going to try to snuff us out.” 

Resources 

Connect with Kristin on Social Media! 

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kristinbonin/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kristinmbonin/

Twitter: https://twitter.com/kristinbonin

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Jennifer Bennett: Be Worth Following on Social Media

Jennifer Bennett: Be Worth Following on Social Media

by | Sep 28, 2021 | Podcast

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On this episode of By His Grace, I interview Dr, Jennifer Bennett. We discuss how her dream of ministry looked different than she imagined, but that God had a an amazing plan for working it all together. We discuss social media and what it means to be worth following on social media, how to authentically be ourselves, and invite others into a conversation in a crowded social space.

Dr. Jennifer Bennett is the Assistant Professor of Strategic Communication at Indiana Wesleyan University. The host of the She Impacts Culture podcast, and the author of Be Worth Following: How to Be Different and Influence People In a Crowded Social World.

Key Takeaways 

  • “My dream was to do Church Ministry”
  • “I am fully living into who not only who god has created me to be, but what he has created me to do”
  • “In my younger years I had this idea, this dream about what ministry would look like. It’s just now my puzzle pieces are coming together”
  • “I see how every single experience I had has brought me to where I am now and the reality is I am fully living in ministry, the dream that God gave me. “
  • “I didn’t know what exactly, what God’s dream looked like for my life”
  • “We have this incredible tool in front of us to share the hope and freedom that is found in Jesus and the only way we can do that effectively online is if we allow ourselves to post things that will open the door rather than shut the door”
  • “The world is watching”
  • “We don’t have to have a thought on everything”
  • “Be true to who we are and who it is God has created us to be and we are not trying to be like anybody else we are just being faithful to who God created us to be”

Resources 

Connect with Jenifer on Social Media! 

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DrJenBennett

Twitter: @DrJenBennett

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Erica Wiggenhorn: Imposter Syndrome

Erica Wiggenhorn: Imposter Syndrome

by | Sep 20, 2021 | Podcast

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In this episode of By His Grace, I interview Erica Wiggenhorn. Erica Wiggenhorn is an award-winning author and the founder of Every Life Ministries, bringing you the truths of Scripture to transform your life. By digging deeply into God’s Word, Every Life Ministries encourages you to discover your unique purpose, accept God’s promises, and live by His power. Erica is the author of three Bible studies.

We discuss imposter syndrome, the effects of this mindset, and we take a look at overcoming inadequacy from a Biblical perspective. We examine the life of Moses and how God brought about healing and change in His life.

Key Takeaways

– “God did not unroll Moses’ resume and give him props.”
– “God simply promised Moses His presence.”
– “If God’s in it with us, it’s as good as done.”
– “All God asks us is to remember that He’s right there with us and to believe in Him.”
– “God honors faithfulness before He fosters our success.”
– “We are not living in surrender when we are in a place of striving.”
– “God wants to celebrate His goodness in your life.”

Resources

Erica’s website: https://ericawiggenhorn.com
Erica’s newest book: https://ericawiggenhorn.com/letting-god-be-enough/

Connect with Erica on Social Media!

Instagram: https://instagram.com/ericawiggenhorn
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/EricaWiggenhornAuthor/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/ericawiggenhorn

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Eric Nordhoff: Courage to Partner With God

Eric Nordhoff: Courage to Partner With God

by | Sep 16, 2021 | Podcast

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In this episode of By His Grace, I interview Eric Nordhoff. Eric is a podcaster, a producer, a connector of people, a creator, and a coach. He is passionate about helping others see who God created them to be. Today, we talk about the importance of courage, taking the next best step on your journey, and how we can partner with God when chasing the dreams that He places on our hearts. We explore the impact of the little moments in life, the necessity of remembering our identities in Christ, and the reality of comparison as a thief of joy. 

Key Takeaways 

  • “It’s the little moments that matter.” 
  • “It’s about remembering who we are in Christ.” 
  • “We are loved. He is already for us.” 
  • “I am tomorrow because of what I do today.” 
  • “What I do today impacts my tomorrow.” 
  • “What I know now and what I eventually learned. Is that comparison is the thief of joy.” 
  • “Life is an adventure.” 
  • “God gives us divine appointments.” 

Resources 

Eric’s website: https://ericnordhoff.com/

Eric’s instrumental album: https://www.quietimemusic.com

Eric’s podcast: https://ericnordhoff.com/podcast

Connect with Eric on Social Media! 

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/eric_nordhoff/

Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/CourageCast/

Twitter: https://twitter.com/ericnordhoff

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Cheryl K Chumley: Socialism America’s Greatest Enemy

Cheryl K Chumley: Socialism America’s Greatest Enemy

by | Aug 31, 2021 | Podcast

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On this episode of the By His Grace Podcast, I sit down with Cheryl K Chumley to discuss socialism and it’s great threat to our democracy, and our way of life. My guest today Cheryl K Chumley has sounded the alarm in her book Socialists Don’t Sleep – Christians Must Rise or America Will Fall. We discuss the rise of socialism in our educational institutions, Critical race theory, and what we can do as believers to fight against this tyranny.

“In this blunt assessment of the deep danger America is facing from the left, award-winning journalist, Washington Times columnist, and best-selling author Cheryl K Chumley exposes all of the sneaky ways the secular left has pressed socialism into American politics in life — why Christians are the only one who can stop it. At stake are the freedoms Americans cherish, unless we act now. The great hope for this nation lies and going back to the founding principles of America – Christian principles.” from the inside jacket of Socialists Don’t Sleep 

Cheryl K. Chumley is an author, commentary writer, podcast host and the online opinion editor for The Washington Times. In addition to writing daily commentaries on politics, Cheryl hosts a twice-weekly podcast that looks at news, politics and culture from a Christian, conservative perspectve. It’s called “Bold and Blunt,” it’s available on Spotify, Apple, other podcast hosting sites — and at The Washington Times.

Cheryl’s an in-demand public speaker and media guest, passionate about topics related to Christianity and the country’s Judeo-Christian roots, the Constitution, politics and policy, United Nations and sovereignty issues, Congress and Capitol Hill – pretty much anything that lends itself to exposing those matters that run counter to freedom, biblical principles and the preservation of America as the greatest country the world’s ever seen.

What Others Are Saying About SOCIALISTS DON”T SLEEEP:

  • Rep. Jody Hice, R-Georgia: ” Socialists Don’t Sleep … is a masterpiece …”
  • Will Witt, PragerU personality: “Socialists Don’t Sleep is an important read …”
  • Phil Robertson, Duck Dynasty: “… Thank you, Cheryl Chumley, for writing this book …”
  • Michael Savage, radio icon: “… As Cheryl points out … we can’t root out socialism unless we first address the real problems.”
  • Mike Huckabee, former governor: “Socialists Don’t Sleep is one of those timely books …”
  • Cal Thomas, sydicated columnist: “… In her new book, Cheryl Chumley reminds us … [i]t’s not too late, but the hour is late.”
  • Kevin and Sam Sorbo, Hollywood personalities: “If you think socialism will inevitably lose at the polls, think again! As Cheryl shows … the far left — in both political parties — has been eroding our freedoms for decades. …”
  • And more!

Key Takeaway

“If America is to be free, America needs Christians to get louder” – Cheryl K. Chumley

Resources

 

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