Glossing through life

Write the vision and make it plain!

Sometimes the promise hasn’t failed. We just stopped reading it.
In this episode of Glossing Through Life, I talk about what it really means to write the vision, make it plain, and keep running even when it feels delayed.
If you’ve been in a waiting season or feel like the dream God gave you is fading, this one will speak to your heart.

Clay, Copper, and treasure within part 2

If you were listening and saw that the audio cut off. This is the remainder of the episode.

Clay, Copper, and The Treasure Within

Fragile or refined, God uses every vessel. This podcast unpacks Leviticus 6:28 and 2 Corinthians 4:7 to show how Christ fills us with His treasure, transforming brokenness into glory.

Identity Under Attack: The Enemy’s Greatest Weapon

The enemy’s greatest weapon is doubt, but God has the final word. You are who HE says you are.

Ragan-The Hidden Danger of Murmuring!

Quiet complaints, whispered words, small murmurs. Sounds harmless, right? In this episode, we unpack the Hebrew word ragan and reveal how murmuring can distort your perspective, divide relationships, and block God’s promises.
Learn practical ways to replace grumbling with gratitude, whispering with encouragement, and complaint with trust. Reflection prompts included.
Listen now and take your heart back from the quiet things that hold you back.

Actions and Words: Living a Life That Matches What We Say

Ever notice how easy it is to say the right thing, but harder to live it out? This week’s episode unpacks what scripture says about bringing our words and actions into alignment. Because real love shows up, real faith acts, and real integrity keeps its promises.

Lying: The Silent Destroyer

Lies may feel small, but they shatter trust, damage relationships, and distance us from God. In this episode, we dive into why the Bible takes lying seriously, how to respond when deceived, and how to break free from dishonesty through God’s truth and grace.

when ”Rebuke It” Misses the Point

Sometimes our first instinct is to fix, correct, or rebuke.
When what a person is needing is presence, compassion, and understanding. In this episode, we will talk about how to sit with others in their grief or hurt, offering support without rushing to “fix” their pain. Learning how to show up, listen, and reflect God’s love in the moments that matter most.

They Didnt Take my Fire, I gave it Away!

What happens when we begin to blame others for our spiritual burnout? This episode discusses reclaiming your fire, ownership, and healing.

The Sharp Tongue:A Biblical Look at Sarcasm

Sarcasm: harmless joke or hidden dagger? The Bible has a lot to say about the words we use.