Scripture Adventures with Stacy Tassin

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Scripture Adventures with Stacy Tassin is a Bible teaching podcast from Stacy Tassin Ministries designed to help Christian women know God deeply, study Scripture with confidence, and faithfully live out His Word. Through biblical teaching, practical application, and encouraging conversations, each episode explores how God's truth transforms everyday life. Whether you're studying the Bible on your own, leading a women's Bible study, or simply longing to grow in your relationship with Christ, you'll find biblical encouragement rooted in Scripture and centered on Jesus. Visit stacytassinministries.org for Bible studies, podcast resources, speaking information, and more. You can also connect with Stacy Tassin Ministries on YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok.

  1. 3d ago

    Put On the New Self: Are We Living What We Believe?

    Does the way we treat people actually reflect the Jesus we tell them about? In this episode, we're digging into Colossians 3 and what it means to put off the old self and put on compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness, patience, forgiveness, and love. But we're not stopping at knowing what Scripture says. We're asking what it looks like to actually live it! We'll connect Paul's teaching to the Great Commission and look at how Jesus modeled these very qualities through His relationships with the disciples. There's so much we can learn about how Jesus loved, served, and prepared people to carry out His mission. And we're talking about the body of Christ, too. How do we treat fellow believers? What do our words reveal about our hearts? Are we remembering that, ultimately, we are serving the Lord Christ? A little heads-up: This episode ran a little longer than usual! But you know how it goes when you're studying God's Word and start uncovering one treasure after another. Sometimes the Bible teacher in me gets a little excited, geeks out over what I'm learning, and forgets that other people have things to do with their day! So grab your coffee and settle in. There's some good stuff here! Let's Walk It Out — November Challenge I'm inviting you to join me for a 30-day challenge throughout November. Spend time in God's Word each day, look for opportunities to put what you're learning into practice, and keep a simple journal or tracker. Ask yourself: What did God's Word teach me today?Where did I have an opportunity to put that truth into practice?Where do I need to ask the Lord to continue transforming me?This isn't about earning salvation or keeping score. It's about recognizing how God is transforming us as we learn to be doers of His Word. Scriptures Referenced Colossians 3:1–25Galatians 5:22–23Luke 22:49–51Acts 1:8Matthew 28:18–20John 13:1–5, 12–17, 34–351 Corinthians 12:25–27Revelation 7:9–10Ephesians 4:29James 1:22Teachers Mentioned Margaret Feinberg and Kristi McLelland — insights from their Bible teachings are acknowledged during the episode. Connect & Keep Growing Explore Bible studies, resources, and more here.

    Put On the New Self: Are We Living What We Believe?

  2. Oct 22

    Are You Drifting from God? How Small Compromises Pull Your Heart Away

    Are you drifting from God without realizing it? Spiritual drift rarely begins with one big decision. More often, it begins with a small compromise, a competing voice, or a good thing that gradually takes a place in our hearts that belongs to God. In this episode, Stacy shares how a study about money led her into Ecclesiastes 5—and then into the life of Solomon. Together, we will examine what money, success, performance, approval, and accomplishment can begin saying about our worth. We will also consider how Solomon, despite his God-given wisdom, allowed other voices to influence his heart and obedience. You will leave with practical steps to recognize compromise, turn down competing voices, and receive God’s gifts without asking them to become your identity. Today’s Question God’s Word tells me my worth is not measured by what I earn, achieve, or produce—so how do I recognize when my pursuit of those things is causing me to drift? In This Episode We explore: Why good things such as work, success, money, relationships, and approval can quietly become measures of our worthWhat Solomon’s life teaches us about wisdom, obedience, and spiritual driftHow competing voices can make compromise sound reasonableWhy knowing God’s truth is not the same as continuing to obey itHow to enjoy God’s gifts without allowing them to become our identityWhat it means to receive our work, provision, and daily life as gifts from GodThe Truth to Remember Small compromises and competing voices can create drift before we even realize we are moving. Let’s Walk It Out Name one compromise. Where have you been making an exception to something God has already made clear?Identify the loudest voice. Who or what has been making that compromise sound reasonable?Take one obedient step. Choose one specific action you can take within the next 24 hours.Pray for an inclined heart. Read 1 Kings 8:57–58 and pray: “Lord, incline my heart toward You. Help Your voice become the loudest voice in my life.”Go Deeper This episode is a high-level walk through a much larger study. The accompanying Substack article explores the vanities Solomon identifies throughout Ecclesiastes and the things that can quietly pull our hearts away from God. Read the companion article here. Scripture References Ecclesiastes 5:10–12, 18–201 Timothy 6:6–10, 17–191 Kings 3:3–141 Kings 8:57–611 Kings 11:1–13Deuteronomy 8:10–18Proverbs 2:1–5Learn more and find additional resources at stacytassinministries.org.

    Are You Drifting from God? How Small Compromises Pull Your Heart Away

  3. Oct 18

    Lament: When Our Cries Become an Act of Faith

    What if crying out to God isn't a sign of weak faith, but evidence of how deeply we trust Him? In this episode of Scripture Adventures, we're exploring the biblical practice of lament and what God's Word teaches us about bringing our grief, fears, frustrations, and unanswered questions before Him. Through the Psalms, the example of Jesus, and Jehoshaphat's response in 2 Chronicles 20, we'll discover how lament, remembrance, and thanksgiving can exist together. I'm also sharing a personal reflection I wrote 13 years ago and how God is continuing to deepen my understanding of what it means to cry out to Him. Because trusting God doesn't mean we never struggle. Sometimes faith looks like continuing to seek Him when nothing around us has changed. Scripture References Psalm 13; Psalm 22; Psalm 40; Psalm 69; Psalm 88; Lamentations 3:21–23; John 11:35; Mark 14:36; 2 Chronicles 20; 1 Thessalonians 5:16–18. Study Resources & Acknowledgments As for Me — Adrienne CampTeachings and testimonies from Restoration Church Women's Ministry LeadershipCatherine Johnson — Teaching on 2 Chronicles 20Dark Clouds, Deep Mercy — Mark VroegopWhen You Pray: A Study of Six Prayers in the Bible — Jennifer Rothschild's teaching on biblical lament

    Lament: When Our Cries Become an Act of Faith

  4. Oct 4

    Rotten Words, Bitter Roots & a Grieved Spirit

    What if gossip isn't simply a problem with our words? In Ephesians 4, Paul uses the Greek word sapros to describe corrupt speech—something rotten, decayed, spoiled and unfit for use. Then, one verse later, we read: “Do not grieve the Holy Spirit of God.” That changes the conversation. In this episode of Scripture Adventures, we're digging into gossip, slander, the conversations we call “venting,” the stories we willingly listen to, the offenses we pick up that were never ours to carry, and what all of it can reveal about what's taking root in our hearts. We'll look at gossip as choice food, the wood that keeps a fire burning, rotten speech, bitter fruit, and what obedience looks like when God's Word confronts something in us—with a little wisdom from my Grandma woven in along the way. Because before we speak, listen, repeat the story, send the text or make the phone call, maybe there's a better question to ask: Will this please the Holy Spirit—or grieve Him? In This Episode 00:05 — Opening 04:03 — What Is Gossip & Slander? 06:58 — God Is Serious About This 12:03 — Choice Food & Feeding the Fire 17:21 — “But I Just Need to Vent” 20:40 — What’s Happening in My Heart? 24:16 — Bitter Fruit & Rotten Speech 27:16 — What Does Obedience Look Like? 32:54 — So What Do We Do With This? 37:39 — Closing Scriptures in this episode Proverbs 6:16–19 Proverbs 16:28 Proverbs 18:17 Proverbs 18:8 Proverbs 17:4 Proverbs 26:20 Matthew 12:34 Ephesians 4:29–32 Proverbs 4:23 Matthew 18:15 Matthew 5:23–24 Romans 6:13 2 Corinthians 4:7

    Rotten Words, Bitter Roots & a Grieved Spirit

  5. Sep 22

    God, Is That You? When Anxiety, Fear & Other Voices Get Loud

    Have you ever stopped and wondered, God, is that You—or is that my anxiety talking? Maybe it’s fear. Maybe it’s what you really want. Maybe there are so many other voices speaking into your life that you’re not sure what you’re hearing anymore. In this episode of Scripture Adventures, we’re talking about what anxiety and outside influence can do to our discernment—and, more importantly, what Scripture actually teaches us about recognizing the leading of the Holy Spirit. Does peace always mean yes? Does fear mean no? What about open doors, opposition, waiting, or wise counsel? Let’s put some of the Christian clichés aside, open God’s Word, and talk about what it really looks like to walk by the Spirit and keep in step with Him. Scriptures: Galatians 5John 14–16Matthew 26Luke 2 & 5Acts 8, 13 & 16Psalm 139James 11 John 4Hebrews 5

    God, Is That You? When Anxiety, Fear & Other Voices Get Loud

  6. Sep 11

    Storms Don't Skip Anyone: What Every Season Teaches Us About Trusting God

    Nobody gets a storm-free pass in this life — you're either in one, just walked out of one, or bracing for the next. In this episode, we're digging into a teaching that's stuck with me since 2022 and unpacking three seasons every believer cycles through: the foundation every season requires, plus the Scriptures that anchor each season and the research that backs up what God's Word already told us. Scriptures referenced: Genesis 1:1-3Genesis 2:18Exodus 15-16Exodus 17:8-13Psalm 100:4Proverbs 2:4Ecclesiastes 4:9-12Mark 4:35-41Luke 17:11-19Acts 16:25Romans 10:172 Corinthians 4:16-18Philippians 4:81 Thessalonians 5:17-18Hebrews 10:24-25Want the shorter version of this teaching, plus the full research citations mentioned in this episode? Read it on Substack: [link]

    Storms Don't Skip Anyone: What Every Season Teaches Us About Trusting God

  7. Sep 5

    Saul, Jonathan & David: What Our Relationships Reveal About Us

    What do the relationships in your life reveal about your heart? It’s easy to read the story of Saul, Jonathan, and David and start looking for the “Sauls” and “Jonathans” around us. But what if Scripture is asking us to turn the mirror around? In this episode of Scripture Adventures, we walk through 1 Samuel and look at how fear, insecurity, faith, and trust in Yahweh shaped the relationships between these three men. Saul grasped for control. Jonathan loved with open hands. And David reminds us that even a heart devoted to God sometimes needs to be strengthened, redirected, and brought back to Yahweh. We’ll talk about celebrating others without competing, receiving godly correction, and becoming the kind of friend who strengthens someone’s hand in God. And apparently Minnie Pearl had a few thoughts of her own. My sweet girl makes a special guest appearance during this episode that is sure to make you laugh a little! Scriptures referenced: 1 Samuel 13–18, 20, 23, 25, 30Walk It Out: Do the people closest to you leave conversations with you more confident in you—or more confident in Yahweh?Stay connected at stacytassinministries.org

    Saul, Jonathan & David: What Our Relationships Reveal About Us

  8. Aug 30

    Did Jesus Tell Us to Go to Church?

    This episode follows Do It in Faith intentionally—because what we believe should shape how we live. So this week, we're asking a question that may sound a little provocative: Did Jesus actually tell us to go to church? Before anyone panics—yes, Scripture clearly calls followers of Jesus to gather. This isn't an argument against the local church. Instead, we're digging into what Scripture means by Christian, disciple, and church, and what Jesus actually commanded His followers to do. From the Old Testament to the early Church, we'll see God's people gathering to hear His Word, worship, pray, encourage one another, grow, and be equipped—and then we'll look at what happens next. We gather. And then we go. Scriptures in This Episode Acts 11:19–26Acts 26:281 Peter 4:16Luke 6:40Matthew 4:18–22Luke 9:1–6Luke 10:1–4Acts 19:32, 39–41Matthew 16:13–18Deuteronomy 31:10–13Nehemiah 8:1–12Psalm 95:1–7Acts 1:4–8Acts 2:42–47Exodus 40:34–381 Kings 8:10–11Ephesians 2:19–221 Peter 2:4–5Hebrews 10:19–25Ephesians 4:11–16Matthew 28:16–20Genesis 12:1–3Isaiah 49:6

    Did Jesus Tell Us to Go to Church?
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Scripture Adventures with Stacy Tassin is a Bible teaching podcast from Stacy Tassin Ministries designed to help Christian women know God deeply, study Scripture with confidence, and faithfully live out His Word. Through biblical teaching, practical application, and encouraging conversations, each episode explores how God's truth transforms everyday life. Whether you're studying the Bible on your own, leading a women's Bible study, or simply longing to grow in your relationship with Christ, you'll find biblical encouragement rooted in Scripture and centered on Jesus. Visit stacytassinministries.org for Bible studies, podcast resources, speaking information, and more. You can also connect with Stacy Tassin Ministries on YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok.

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