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Blessed Winds Bible Messages produces Bible studies and messages for anyone searching for answers. These Bible messages are for those seeking a better understanding of the bible, an inspiring message, or simply just to get to know the scripture. We are all continuing to learn about the word of God. This is for those that are new to believing and those that are seeking more. Whether a new Christian or a seasoned Christian, it is important to remember we are all going to the same place although our paths may take us there in different ways. The messages may come as single person narratives, interviews or group conversations. They will go wherever the spirit leads.

  1. Jul 7

    It's OK Not to be OK

    Send us Fan Mail 🎙️ NEW PODCAST: It’s Okay Not to Be Okay As Christians, many of us have been taught—intentionally or not—that admitting we’re struggling somehow means we have weak faith. So we smile, say “I’m fine,” and carry burdens that God never intended us to carry alone. But the Bible tells a different story. David poured out his fears in the Psalms. Elijah wanted to give up. Job questioned God. Jeremiah cursed the day he was born. Moses doubted himself. Paul admitted his fears. Even Jesus, in the Garden of Gethsemane, was overwhelmed with sorrow. Faith isn’t pretending everything is okay. Faith is bringing your pain, questions, fears, and tears to the One who can carry them. In this episode, we’ll discuss: • Why it’s okay to admit you’re struggling. • The difference between complaining and crying out to God. • How fellow believers are called to encourage and strengthen one another. • Why asking for help is a sign of wisdom—not weakness. • The authority we have in Christ to stand against the enemy. Remember this: 📖 Jesus corrected His disciples when their faith was weak — Matthew 8:26 📖 David cried out to God in fear — Psalm 56:1-3 📖 David admitted his loneliness and anguish — Psalm 25:16-19 📖 David battled discouragement but chose hope — Psalm 42:5 📖 David confessed his sin with honesty — Psalm 51:3-6 📖 Elijah became so discouraged he wanted to die — 1 Kings 19:3-4 📖 Jesus was overwhelmed with sorrow in Gethsemane — Matthew 26:37-38 📖 God created us to lift each other up — Ecclesiastes 4:9-10 📖 Encourage one another — 1 Thessalonians 5:11 📖 Iron sharpens iron — Proverbs 27:17 📖 Don’t neglect meeting together — Hebrews 10:24-25 📖 Cry out to God when your heart is faint — Psalm 61:1-3 📖 The Lord hears the cries of the righteous — Psalm 34:17 📖 It’s okay to ask God “Why?” — Habakkuk 1:2-3 📖 Even Jesus cried, “My God, My God, why have You forsaken Me?” — Matthew 27:46 (quoting Psalm 22:1) 📖 Cast all your anxiety on Him — 1 Peter 5:7 📖 Christ gives us strength — Philippians 4:13 📖 Resist the devil, and he will flee — James 4:7 “It’s okay to admit you’re struggling; it’s not okay to struggle alone.” Don’t tell God how big your problem is—tell your problem how big your God is. 🎧 Listen now, and if someone you know is carrying a heavy burden, please share this episode with them. You never know who needs to hear that they don’t have to face life’s battles alone. #ChristianPodcast #FaithOverFear #MentalHealth #HopeInChrist #EncourageOneAnother #BibleStudy #Jesus #ChristianLiving #Prayer #GodIsFaithful

  2. Jun 23

    Selah - The Power of the Pause

    Send us Fan Mail THE POWER OF THE PAUSE Selah: The Space Between Panic and Praise In this powerful message, we explore the biblical meaning of “Selah” and discover why God often works in the pauses of life. Found 71 times in Psalms and 3 times in Habakkuk, Selah is more than a musical notation—it is an invitation to stop, reflect, commune with God, and remember His faithfulness. David repeatedly faced betrayal, fear, discouragement, and uncertainty, yet he understood the power of pausing in God’s presence before reacting to his circumstances. A Selah moment does not necessarily change your situation, but it changes your attitude, your conversation, and your communion with God. In this message we discover how Selah helps us: • Remember Who God Is Psalm 3:2-3Psalm 54:3-5Jeremiah 32:27• Commune With God Psalm 46:10• Remember What God Has Done Psalm 77:10-151 Samuel 30:6Revelation 12:11• Trust What God Has Promised Psalm 62:1-8Philippians 4:6-8Romans 8:31• Surrender What We Cannot Control Psalm 55:19Psalm 55:22We also consider the greatest Selah in history—the silent Saturday between the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus Christ. When heaven seemed silent, God was still working. Before you react, worry, complain, or quit, learn to pause in God’s presence. Sometimes the greatest act of faith is not moving forward immediately but standing still long enough to hear God say, “I am still here.” Scriptures Referenced: • Psalm 3:2-3 • Psalm 54:3-5 • Jeremiah 32:27 • Psalm 46:10 • Psalm 77:10-15 • 1 Samuel 30:6 • Revelation 12:11 • Psalm 62:1-8 • Philippians 4:6-8 • Romans 8:31 • Psalm 55:19 • Psalm 55:22 Join us as we discover that Selah is the sacred space between panic and praise, fear and faith, struggle and surrender.

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Blessed Winds Bible Messages produces Bible studies and messages for anyone searching for answers. These Bible messages are for those seeking a better understanding of the bible, an inspiring message, or simply just to get to know the scripture. We are all continuing to learn about the word of God. This is for those that are new to believing and those that are seeking more. Whether a new Christian or a seasoned Christian, it is important to remember we are all going to the same place although our paths may take us there in different ways. The messages may come as single person narratives, interviews or group conversations. They will go wherever the spirit leads.