Remind Us Again

Remind Us Again

Remind Us Again helps people understand how God works in all of life so they can remember Who He is, especially when their circumstances make that difficult. Through clear, biblical teaching, founder and teacher Jay Hohfeler connects Scripture with the historical context that brings it to life. Using maps, timelines, cross-references, and other teaching tools, each episode explores the people, places, and circumstances of the biblical text while revealing enduring truths about God and people. Drawing from Scripture and his own experience trusting God through profound hardship, including terminal cancer, Jay teaches a foundational truth: Trust in God does not depend on favorable circumstances. Remind Us Again is designed to do more than inform or encourage. It helps us interpret our lives through what is true about God. Because when we understand how God works, we are better prepared to remember Who He is.

Episodes

  1. 1d ago

    Stories from the Desert | Part 1: The Debrief -- Why the 40 Years?

    Why would God lead His people into the wilderness for 40 years when He could have taken them directly to the Promised Land? In Part 1 of Stories from the Desert, The Debrief: Why the 40 Years?, Jay Hohfeler explores the purpose behind Israel’s wilderness journey and what those years reveal about Who God is and how He works in our lives. Through the lens of Deuteronomy 8, Jay examines how God used the desert to humble His people, test their hearts, and teach them to depend on Him. What appeared to be a season of wandering was actually a time of intentional preparation, spiritual growth, and transformation. Just as God worked through Israel’s 40 years in the wilderness, He continues to use seasons of suffering, uncertainty, disappointment, and waiting to reveal what is in our hearts and draw us into a deeper relationship with Him. In this teaching, we explore: Why God allowed Israel to spend 40 years in the wilderness.How God uses difficult circumstances to humble us and reveal what is in our hearts.The difference between simply enduring suffering and allowing God to transform us through it.Why spiritual deserts can expose the false sources of security and significance we depend on.How God's provision, discipline, and presence reveal His faithful character.What Moses' journey teaches us about preparation, dependence, and trusting God's timing.Why God's ultimate purpose is not simply to change our circumstances, but to deepen our relationship with Him.Scripture References: Deuteronomy 8:2–5; Deuteronomy 32:10–12; Job 23:10; Proverbs 17:3. ABOUT REMIND US AGAIN Remind Us Again helps people understand how God works in all of life so they can remember Who He is, especially when circumstances make that difficult. Through Scripture-rooted teaching, biblical context, and practical application, we explore God's character and His faithfulness through suffering, uncertainty, change, and everyday life. EXPLORE MORE TEACHINGS Website: https://www.remindusagain.org SUPPORT THE MINISTRY Your generosity helps Remind Us Again continue creating and sharing biblical teaching with others. Consider making a one-time gift or becoming a monthly Ministry Partner. Donate: https://www.remindusagain.org/donate STAY CONNECTED Follow Remind Us Again and subscribe to the podcast for more Scripture-rooted teaching and reminders of Who God is and how He works.

  2. 1d ago

    Stories from the Desert | Part 2: God’s Unfathomable Rescue

    What if the very circumstances you want God to rescue you from are also the circumstances He is using to transform you? In Part 2 of Stories from the Desert, God’s Unfathomable Rescue, Jay Hohfeler explores the remarkable account of Israel’s deliverance from Egypt in Exodus 13–14 and what it reveals about Who God is and how He works in our lives. Through his own experience with cancer, years of suffering, and an unexpected spiritual transformation, Jay shares how God’s rescue can reach far beyond our physical circumstances. While we often look to God for relief, provision, or a clear path forward, He may be accomplishing something much deeper in our hearts. Just as God led the Israelites through the wilderness and parted the Red Sea, He continues to work in ways we may not immediately understand.  In this teaching, we explore: Why God led Israel through the wilderness instead of the most direct route to Canaan.How suffering can produce endurance, character, and hope.The difference between physical rescue and spiritual transformation.What the pillar of cloud and fire reveals about God's presence with His people.Why God's guidance may look different from what we expect.How the crossing of the Red Sea points us toward a deeper understanding of salvation through Christ.Why we can trust God's character even when we cannot understand His plans.Scripture References: Exodus 13–14; Romans 5:3–5; 1 Corinthians 10:1–2; Romans 6:3–4. A Reminder Worth Holding Onto God does not simply rescue His people from their circumstances. He works through those circumstances to reveal Who He is, deepen their trust, and draw them closer to Himself. Even when the path seems uncertain, His purposes are never without meaning. ABOUT REMIND US AGAIN Remind Us Again helps people understand how God works in all of life so they can remember Who He is, especially when circumstances make that difficult. Through Scripture-rooted teaching, biblical context, and practical application, we explore God's character and His faithfulness through suffering, uncertainty, change, and everyday life. EXPLORE MORE TEACHINGS Website: https://www.remindusagain.org SUPPORT THE MINISTRY Your generosity helps Remind Us Again continue creating and sharing biblical teaching with others. Consider making a one-time gift or becoming a monthly Ministry Partner. Donate: https://www.remindusagain.org/donate STAY CONNECTED Follow Remind Us Again and subscribe to the podcast for more Scripture-rooted teaching and reminders of Who God is and how He works.

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Remind Us Again helps people understand how God works in all of life so they can remember Who He is, especially when their circumstances make that difficult. Through clear, biblical teaching, founder and teacher Jay Hohfeler connects Scripture with the historical context that brings it to life. Using maps, timelines, cross-references, and other teaching tools, each episode explores the people, places, and circumstances of the biblical text while revealing enduring truths about God and people. Drawing from Scripture and his own experience trusting God through profound hardship, including terminal cancer, Jay teaches a foundational truth: Trust in God does not depend on favorable circumstances. Remind Us Again is designed to do more than inform or encourage. It helps us interpret our lives through what is true about God. Because when we understand how God works, we are better prepared to remember Who He is.