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What does it really mean when God promises to provide?

In this episode of God’s Promises, we look at Jesus’ simple but powerful prayer: “Give us this day our daily bread.” This promise was never about wealth, excess, or guaranteed financial success. It was about trust — daily, faithful dependence on a God who sees and cares.

From manna in the wilderness to Jesus pointing to the birds of the air, Scripture consistently shows that God’s provision is intentional, sufficient, and personal. God promises to meet our needs, not to provoke a desire for riches or turn faith into a financial transaction.

In this episode, we talk about:

• Why God’s promise of provision is not a promise of wealth
• The biblical difference between needs and wants
• Why daily provision builds trust and dependence
• How God’s care often shows up quietly and faithfully
• Why God’s faithfulness isn’t measured by our bank accounts

We’ll also share practical challenges to help you release worry, resist unhealthy pursuit of “more,” and learn to trust God for today’s provision.

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Have you ever been going through something hard and realized the problem wasn’t that you didn’t have answers — it was that you felt alone?

In this episode of God’s Promises, we focus on one of the most repeated and most needed promises in Scripture: God’s promise of presence. From Joshua standing at the edge of the unknown to Jesus’ final words to His disciples, God consistently promises not explanations, not ease, but Himself.

Did you know, astronauts aren’t kept from loneliness by coming home early but by staying connected where they are — we explore what it really means when God says, “I will be with you.” This promise doesn’t remove fear or uncertainty, but it changes how we walk through them.

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Episode 2: God’s Promise to Abraham

What happens when God makes a promise… and then asks you to wait?

In this episode of God’s Promises, we turn to the story of Abraham and the promise of Isaac — a promise that took decades to fulfill. God spoke clearly, repeated His word, and never changed His mind — even when time passed, faith wavered, and human impatience complicated the process.

In this episode, we explore:

• Why God’s promises are not canceled by time or delay
• How Abraham and Sarah rushed the promise instead of waiting
• Why God allowed the fulfillment to become humanly impossible
• What it means to trust God’s word when nothing seems to be changing

If you’re waiting on something God has spoken… this episode is for you.