The Jules4Jesus Podcast

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Making the Bible practical through real-life faith

  1. 5d ago

    Was That God, Or Just You?

    Did God show you something about your future and now you can’t stop trying to figure it out? Perhaps it was a dream about a relationship, a job, your purpose, or something you’ve prayed about for years. You shared it, received conflicting opinions, and now you’re questioning what you believed you heard. In this episode of the Jules4Jesus Podcast, we explore hearing God’s voice, choosing wisely whom we share our dreams with, and submitting our interpretations without forcing an outcome. We talk about: • Recognising the difference between an experience and our interpretation. • Handling God’s Word faithfully. • Peace, confusion, and keeping a tender, teachable heart. • Why AI cannot replace the Holy Spirit. • Whether our need to understand has become a need to control. What if you could put the dream on the shelf without putting your relationship with Jesus on hold? Join me for an honest, Scripture-rooted conversation from someone whose understanding of surrender still occasionally includes offering suggestions. 📖 Scriptures include Jeremiah 23:25–36; Luke 2:19; John 10:27; John 14:6; Psalm 37:4; Psalm 119:26; Philippians 4:6–7; and 1 Thessalonians 5:19–21.   #HearingGodsVoice #ChristianDiscernment #Jules4Jesus

  2. Oct 21

    "God I Trust You But I'm Scared"

    “Lord, I trust You. But please ask someone else.” You believe God is faithful. But when it’s your turn to take the next step, suddenly you need a little more reassurance. Another confirmation. Preferably someone holding your hand. Sound familiar? Barak received an instruction from God together with a promise of victory and still wouldn’t go unless Deborah went with him. Yet Hebrews 11 names him among those commended for their faith. What happened between “I won’t go” and the victory that followed? In this episode of Jules4Jesus, we open Judges 4–5 and Hebrews 11 to explore faith, fear, obedience, and how weakness can become strength when we turn our attention towards God. We also talk about the encouragement we need from one another, why faith doesn’t exempt us from hardship, and how I’ve been responding to fearful thoughts with this prayer: “Lord, You direct my steps. You make straight my path. He who made the promise is faithful.” If you’ve been waiting to feel fearless before you obey, this conversation is for you. What would your next faithful step look like?

  3. Oct 13

    Has Sorrow Swallowed Your Joy?

    You’re still praying. Still pleading for breakthrough. But somewhere in all that sorrow, your joy has disappeared. What if you’ve stopped at lament and forgotten to bring Jesus into it? In this episode of the Jules4Jesus podcast, a rock concert, a 03:00 awakening and an honest observation from my son bring me face to face with that question. Through Lamentations and the words of Jesus, we explore two deeply personal responses: ✨ Turning away from sin AND turning towards Jesus - receiving His forgiveness, grace and freedom instead of remaining trapped in regret. ✨ Bringing Jesus into the situations we’re praying over - speaking truth with love instead of blaming the circumstances and keeping His light hidden. Godly sorrow has a purpose: repentance that leads to salvation and leaves no regret. We must not stop at the tears. So grab your coffee—and perhaps your Twinsavers and join me for a Scripture-based conversation about truth, freedom and the joy of salvation. 📖 Scriptures include Lamentations 2:11–14, 2:19 and 3:40; 2 Corinthians 7:10; Romans 8:1; Psalm 51:12; and John 6:35, 8:12 and 14:6. #Jules4Jesus #BringJesus #JesusIsEnough #GodlySorrow #Repentance #JoyOfSalvation #ChristianPodcast #FaithInJesus

  4. Oct 6

    What If It Wasn't Entirely Their Fault?

    You can explain exactly what they did wrong. But what if God is asking, “And what about you?” Before your finger moves towards the stop button… don’t leave me alone with the mirror! There could be freedom waiting in the very conversation we’d rather avoid. In this episode of Jules4Jesus, we open Lamentations and ask an uncomfortable but life-changing question: What if it wasn’t entirely their fault? What happened to you matters. Yet there is room to ask: “Lord, is there something in my own heart You want me to see?” We explore examining our ways, recognising godly sorrow, and turning towards Jesus in repentance. Because bringing old bitterness, disobedience or unforgiveness into His light can help us finally put it down. “Let us examine our ways and test them, and let us return to the Lord.” - Lamentations 3:40 Bring an honest heart. Let’s pick up the mirror together. #ChristianPodcast #Lamentations #Repentance #FaithInJesus #SpiritualGrowth #FreedomInChrist

  5. Oct 1

    Afraid of being shamed? Listen To This.

    Have you ever lost sleep over a disaster that hasn’t happened—because you’re terrified your past might catch up with you? What if someone finds out? What if your family is embarrassed? What if you’re put to shame? In Do Not Be Afraid: March Forward in Faith, we explore Isaiah 54 and a difficult question: how do we trust God’s promise when someone has already humiliated us? Through an experience of blackmail, God’s promises of restoration and Israel’s silent march around Jericho, we talk about overcoming fear, taking thoughts captive and trusting God while the walls are still standing. You don’t have to have zero fear to walk in faith. His grace is sufficient, and His power is made perfect in weakness. If shame, overthinking or fear of what people might say has been keeping you awake, come and join the conversation. Let His story, the story of the cross, speak louder than your history. 📖 Scriptures include Isaiah 54, Joshua 6, 2 Timothy 1:7, Zechariah 4:6 and 2 Corinthians 12:9. Share this episode with someone who needs courage to take their next step, and subscribe to Jules4Jesus for weekly, Scripture-anchored encouragement, where we take our faith seriously, but we don’t take ourselves too seriously. #FaithOverFear #Isaiah54 #ChristianPodcast #DoNotBeAfraid #TrustGod #Jules4Jesus

  6. Sep 22

    Before You Reject The Messenger, Listen To This.

    What if the workers are few, not only because too few are willing to labour, but because some are being discouraged before they even begin? Recently, someone very dear to me asked, “Do you believe that a woman may bring the Word of God?” That question led me back to Scripture and into a much bigger conversation about spiritual gifts, biblical discernment, unity, and whom God may choose to use. In this episode of Jules4Jesus, we explore: ☕ The Samaritan woman whose testimony led many people to Jesus ☕ The gifts the Holy Spirit distributes as He determines ☕ Sons and daughters prophesying in the last days ☕ Why every part of the body of Christ matters ☕ The difference between discernment and dismissal ☕ How criticism can discourage willing workers ☕ Jesus’ desire to gather His people in unity This is not a feminist stirring. It’s a Jesus stirring. It is not about giving every voice unquestioned authority. A microphone does not prove a calling, sincerity does not make every opinion biblical, and everything we hear should be tested against Scripture. But are we testing the message, or rejecting the messenger before listening? “The harvest is plentiful, but the workers are few.” (Matthew 9:37) The harvest is ready. The question is: are we labouring alongside one another, or are we discouraging willing workers while the harvest waits? Let us be discerning, but not dismissive. Let us test what we hear, recognise the work of the Holy Spirit, and rise together in unity as the body of Christ. Scriptures explored in this episode include John 4:4–42, 1 Corinthians 12, Acts 2:17-18, Matthew 9:37-38, Luke 13:31-35, Psalm 118:26, Hebrews 2:10 and Matthew 28:19-20. If this message encourages you, please like, subscribe and share it with someone who has ever wondered whether God could use them. #Jules4Jesus #ChristianPodcast #WomenInMinistry #BodyOfChrist #SpiritualGifts #UnityInChrist #BiblicalDiscernment #TheHarvestIsPlentiful #WomanAtTheWell #Faith

  7. Sep 15

    Facts are Facts but God is Faithful

    You prayed. You believed. You thought God showed you what was coming. Then the door closed and now you’re wondering: Did I hear God wrong? Did I rush ahead? Or has the promise become impossible? In this episode, we talk about what to do when what you believed God showed you is not happening, the facts look bleak, and the situation seems as good as dead. Through the stories of Abraham and Sarah, the fig trees and the Israelites carrying the tabernacle, we discover that waiting does not necessarily mean God has forgotten. He may still be preparing the soil, putting the covering in place, or preparing you for what comes next. Hebrews 11 reveals a beautiful pattern: “By faith … and so.” Faith does not ask you to deny the facts. Abraham faced the facts, but he did not allow them to become greater than the faithfulness of God. In this episode: • How to know when you may be rushing ahead of God • Why a closed door does not always mean the end • How to surrender your preferred timing and outcome • Why you should look for fruit, not merely attractive leaves • What to do when the promise becomes a distraction • How to face the facts without weakening your faith Facts are facts, but God is faithful. Your “and so” may arrive differently from what you imagined. It may arrive later than you hoped. But while you wait, stay close to Jesus, hold the dream loosely, and hold onto your faith tightly. Please like, subscribe and share it with someone who is struggling to trust God in the waiting. #Jules4Jesus #DidIHearGodWrong #ByFaith #TrustGod #WaitingOnGod #FaithOverFear #ChristianPodcast #GodsTiming #BibleTeaching #Jesus

  8. Sep 8

    Is This As Good As It Gets?

    Have you ever wondered whether you’ve quietly accepted less because of what happened in your past? Maybe you’ve healed. Maybe you’ve repented. Maybe you’ve made peace with things you once thought would break you. But somewhere along the way, you stopped expecting much from the future. In this episode of Jules4Jesus, we look at the story behind two names: Manasseh and Ephraim. One speaks of the past losing its grip. The other speaks of becoming fruitful again. Through Joseph’s story, Psalm 51, Jeremiah 31 and the call to repentance, we explore what it means to come clean before Jesus, let Him wipe the canvas clean, and trust the Creator with what He wants to paint next. Your past may explain parts of your story. But it does not have to predict your future. Maybe this is not as good as it gets. Maybe there is still something to build. Still something to plant. Still fruit to come. May God make you like Ephraim and Manasseh.

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    2025 - 2026
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