The Power Of God's Whisper Podcast

Matthew T. Adams
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If God spoke to you during the most active part of your day…would you notice? In the chaos of your busiest moments, God is still speaking. The Power Of God's Whisper Podcast calls you to tune your heart, sharpen your spirit, and recognize His voice even in the heat of battle. Life moves fast—but God's whisper cuts through the noise. If He spoke right now, would you notice... or miss your divine calling? Step into the fight. Listen closely. Your journey begins today! myr2b.substack.com

  1. 26-158 A Love Letter From God: I See You Still Standing

    18h ago

    26-158 A Love Letter From God: I See You Still Standing

    Based On: 1 Peter 5:10 ESV — “And after you have suffered a little while, the God of all grace, who has called you to his eternal glory in Christ, will himself restore, confirm, strengthen, and establish you.” My Child… I see you still standing. I know what this week cost you. The battles nobody else witnessed — the ones fought in the quiet of your mind before anyone else was awake. The moments you held yourself together on the outside while something in you was straining under the weight of it all. The times you almost said I quit and chose to stay anyway. I was there for every single one of them. I need you to hear something today — the fact that you are still here is not small. You have been treating your faithfulness like it barely counts because you haven’t felt strong doing it. But I want to tell you what I see when I look at you right now. I see someone who kept showing up when showing up was hard. I see someone who chose trust when the easier option was bitterness. I see someone who stayed in the fight when everything in them wanted out. That is not weakness dressed up. That is exactly what courage looks like from where I stand. The resistance you have been feeling is real. I am not dismissing what you have walked through. But I need you to understand something about this season — I have not been distant. I have been building. Every moment of pressure you have endured, every attack you have withstood, every morning you chose to get back up — I have been using all of it. Not wasting it. Using it. There is a difference between a trial that is breaking you and a trial that is making you, and what you are in right now is the second one. I said I would restore you. I said I would confirm you. I said I would strengthen you and establish you — and I meant every word. But that promise lives on the other side of standing firm, not on the other side of quitting. You have come too far to stop now. The ground you are standing on right now is ground you fought for. Don’t give it back. I know you are tired. I am not asking you to pretend otherwise. I am asking you to bring that tiredness to Me instead of letting it become a reason to retreat. Let Me be strong where you are not. That is not failure — that is exactly what depending on Me looks like in real life. You are still standing. And I am still with you. That has never changed. It never will. — Your Father COFFEE AND CALLING Every Sunday this letter finds you right where you are — because that is exactly what God does too. If these words have been reaching you in places you needed to be reached, support the ministry that delivers them. My Reasons To Believe is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit myr2b.substack.com/subscribe

    5 min
  2. 26-157 Prayer Is Not Your Last Resort

    1d ago

    26-157 Prayer Is Not Your Last Resort

    WELCOME Be honest. How often do you pray about something after you’ve already tried everything else? After the conversation went sideways, after the decision was made, after the situation spiraled further than you wanted it to. And then you bow your head and ask God to step in. That’s not prayer as a weapon. That’s prayer as a cleanup crew. And most of us have been doing it backwards for longer than we’d like to admit. THIS IS FOR YOU IF… You only get serious about prayer when things get serious. If your prayer life is mostly reactive — crisis-driven, desperation-fueled, and quiet when life feels manageable. If you’ve been wondering why your spiritual life feels weak and your battles feel harder than they should, this might be the reason. Prayer was never designed to be your last move. It was designed to be your first one. BOTTOM LINE UP FRONT Prayer isn’t what you do when everything else fails. It’s what positions you before the battle starts — and the difference between praying first and praying last is often the difference between walking in victory and cleaning up a mess. OUR SPRINGBOARD FOR TODAY’S DISCUSSION IS: “Do not be anxious about anything, but in everything by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be made known to God.” — Philippians 4:6, ESV SUPPORT US This ministry shows up every single day because someone decided it was worth supporting. If these conversations are helping you fight smarter and walk closer with God, be that someone today. MAIN MENTORING Paul says in everything — not in emergencies, not when you’ve exhausted your options, not when the situation is officially out of control. In everything. That’s a posture, not a panic button. It means prayer is supposed to be woven into the fabric of your daily life, not pulled out when the fabric starts tearing. Here’s what happens when prayer becomes a last resort. You make decisions without God’s input and then ask Him to bless them. You engage battles without covering yourself first and then wonder why you’re taking hits you shouldn’t be taking. You carry anxiety for days or weeks before finally bringing it to the One who could have settled it on day one. The gap between when the problem started and when you prayed is exactly the space the enemy works in. This isn’t about guilt. Most people defaulted into this pattern without realizing it. Life gets busy. The problem feels manageable. You tell yourself you’ll pray about it later — and later becomes never, or becomes after the damage is already done. But prayer isn’t just about asking God to fix things. It’s about staying connected to the One who sees everything you can’t see. When you pray before you move, you get access to perspective that isn’t available to you any other way. You slow down enough to hear. You position yourself under God’s wisdom instead of running ahead on your own. That changes everything about how you engage whatever comes next. The most dangerous version of this isn’t the person who never prays. It’s the person who prays just enough to feel covered but not enough to actually be led. DAILY ACTION Before you respond to the first problem or decision that comes at you today — pause and pray about it first. Even thirty seconds. Make prayer the first move, not the follow-up. THE DAILY CHARGE Stop bringing God the wreckage and start bringing Him the decision. Pray first. Every time. CLOSING WHISPER God, I’ll be honest — I’ve been coming to You too late. I’ve been trying to handle things on my own and only pulling You in when I’m out of options. I don’t want to live that way anymore. Teach me to come to You first — before the decision, before the conversation, before the battle. I want prayer to be my first instinct, not my last resort. Starting today. Amen. COFFEE AND CALLING If this ministry is helping you build the kind of faith that moves before it’s desperate, support it here: My Reasons To Believe is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit myr2b.substack.com/subscribe

    6 min

  3. 2d ago

    26-156 Stop Negotiating With Temptation

    WELCOME Most people don’t fall into sin all at once. They negotiate their way there. It starts with a thought they don’t immediately shut down. Then a second look. Then a justification. Then a compromise that feels small enough to survive. And by the time they realize what happened, they’re somewhere they never intended to be. Temptation doesn’t need to overpower you. It just needs you to keep the conversation going long enough. THIS IS FOR YOU IF… You’ve been entertaining something you know you should have shut down weeks ago. If you keep returning to a thought, a habit, a relationship, or a pattern that you already know doesn’t belong in your life. If you’ve been telling yourself you’re in control of it when the truth is it’s been controlling you. The negotiation has to stop before the damage gets worse. BOTTOM LINE UP FRONT Every moment you spend negotiating with temptation is a moment you’re giving it ground it hasn’t earned. The fastest way through is not discussion — it’s decision. OUR SPRINGBOARD FOR TODAY’S DISCUSSION IS: “Flee from sexual immorality... flee from idolatry... flee youthful passions and pursue righteousness.” — 1 Corinthians 6:18, 1 Corinthians 10:14, 2 Timothy 2:22, ESV SUPPORT US Hard conversations like this one don’t happen by accident — this ministry is built to say what needs to be said. If that’s been valuable to you, support the work and help keep it going. MAIN MENTORING Notice what Paul doesn’t say. He doesn’t say reason with it. He doesn’t say manage it carefully, set healthy boundaries around it, or find a sustainable balance. He says flee. Three times across three different letters he uses the same word — run. That’s not weakness. That’s wisdom. There’s a version of maturity that people convince themselves looks like being strong enough to stay close to the fire without getting burned. Like proximity to temptation is a test of their spiritual growth. But that’s not strength — that’s pride dressed up as discipline. And pride in the face of temptation has a very predictable outcome. Joseph understood this. When Potiphar’s wife grabbed his coat, he didn’t stay to explain himself. He didn’t try to talk her out of it. He left the coat and ran. That’s the model. Sometimes the most spiritually mature thing you can do is remove yourself from the situation entirely without stopping to explain your reasoning to anyone — including yourself. The negotiation is the problem. Every time you entertain the thought instead of immediately replacing it, every time you linger near the thing you know you should be moving away from, you’re not testing your strength. You’re eroding it. Slowly. Incrementally. Until one day the resistance that used to feel manageable doesn’t feel manageable anymore. The decision to flee isn’t made in the moment of temptation. It’s made before you get there — in prayer, in accountability, in the daily practice of running toward God so consistently that running away from everything else becomes instinct. DAILY ACTION Identify the one thing you’ve been negotiating with instead of fleeing. Today, make one concrete decision that puts distance between you and it — whether that’s a conversation, a boundary, deleting something, or stepping away from somewhere you’ve been lingering. THE DAILY CHARGE Stop debating. Stop justifying. Stop waiting for a better moment. Decide now and move. CLOSING WHISPER God, I’m done negotiating with things that don’t belong in my life. I need Your strength to be faster than my excuses. Where I’ve been lingering, give me the courage to run. Where I’ve been rationalizing, give me clarity. I want to be someone who moves toward You so consistently that everything else loses its pull. Help me start that today. Amen. COFFEE AND CALLING You just sat with one of the hardest truths in the Christian walk. That takes honesty. If this ministry is helping you live with that kind of honesty, support it here: My Reasons To Believe is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit myr2b.substack.com/subscribe

    6 min

  4. 3d ago

    26-155 Your Mind Is a Battlefield

    WELCOME If you trace most of the battles you’ve fought back far enough, they didn’t start with a situation. They started with a thought. A whisper. Something that planted itself quietly and then grew until it felt like truth. That’s not an accident. That’s strategy. The mind is where the enemy does his most effective work - not because he’s all-powerful, but because we give him more access there than anywhere else. THIS IS FOR YOU IF… Your biggest battles lately have been internal. If you’re fighting thoughts about your worth, your calling, your marriage, your future - and losing more rounds than you want to admit. If you’ve started believing things about yourself or your situation that you know deep down don’t line up with what God said. The war started in your head. That’s also where it gets won. BOTTOM LINE UP FRONT The enemy doesn’t need to destroy your life if he can just corrupt your thinking. Guard your mind like the battlefield it is. OUR SPRINGBOARD FOR TODAY’S DISCUSSION IS: “We destroy arguments and every lofty opinion raised against the knowledge of God, and take every thought captive to obey Christ.” — 2 Corinthians 10:5, ESV SUPPORT US This ministry exists to help you think clearly, stand firmly, and walk wisely. If these conversations are sharpening your mind and strengthening your faith, support the work that makes it possible. MAIN MENTORING Paul uses military language in 2 Corinthians 10 on purpose. Destroying arguments. Taking thoughts captive. This isn’t passive spiritual language - it’s active combat terminology. Because that’s exactly what engaging your thought life requires. Here’s what most people miss: you don’t have to believe every thought you think. The fact that a thought showed up in your mind doesn’t make it true, doesn’t make it yours, and doesn’t mean you have to give it a seat at the table. The enemy plants thoughts the same way he planted doubt in the garden - quietly, with just enough truth mixed in to make the lie feel reasonable. Did God really say that about you? Are you sure you heard Him right? Look at your track record. Look at what you’ve done. People like you don’t get to walk in that kind of freedom. That’s not conviction. That’s accusation. And the difference matters enormously. Conviction from the Holy Spirit points you toward repentance and restoration. Accusation from the enemy points you toward shame and paralysis. One leads you back to God. The other keeps you stuck. Taking every thought captive means you stop letting thoughts run unchecked through your mind like they own the place. You hold them up against what God actually said. You ask whether this thought produces faith or fear, clarity or confusion, movement toward God or movement away from Him. And then you make a decision about whether it stays. That’s not complicated. But it does require discipline. It requires you to be more intentional about what you allow to take root than most people ever bother to be. Your mind is not neutral territory. Treat it like what it is. DAILY ACTION Today, every time a negative or defeating thought surfaces, stop and write it down. Then write one specific thing God’s Word says that directly contradicts it. Don’t just dismiss the thought - replace it. THE DAILY CHARGE You have the authority to evict thoughts that don’t belong. Start using it. CLOSING WHISPER God, I want my mind to be Yours. Not just in theory - in practice, today. Show me the thoughts I’ve been entertaining that don’t come from You. Give me the discipline to take them captive instead of letting them run. Renew my mind with Your truth until what You say about me is louder than anything else. Amen. COFFEE AND CALLING You’re doing the hard work of guarding your mind and staying in the fight. If this ministry is helping you do that, support it here: My Reasons To Believe is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit myr2b.substack.com/subscribe

    6 min

  5. 4d ago

    26-154 The Armor Isn’t Decorative

    WELCOME Most believers have heard the Ephesians 6 armor passage so many times it’s almost become background noise. Belt of truth, breastplate of righteousness, shield of faith — we can recite it. We’ve seen it on wall art. We’ve heard it preached at summer camp. But familiarity has a way of making dangerous things feel decorative. The armor of God wasn’t written to be memorized. It was written to be worn. Every single day. THIS IS FOR YOU IF… You know the passage but you’re not sure you’re actually living it. If your faith feels more theoretical than functional right now. If you’ve been stepping into spiritual battles without being properly dressed for them — and wondering why you keep taking hits you shouldn’t be taking. BOTTOM LINE UP FRONT God didn’t give you armor so you could hang it on the wall and admire it. He gave it to you because the battle is real, the enemy is real, and an unprotected believer is an exposed one. OUR SPRINGBOARD FOR TODAY’S DISCUSSION IS: “Put on the whole armor of God, that you may be able to stand against the schemes of the devil.” — Ephesians 6:11, ESV SUPPORT US Seven days a week, this podcast shows up to help you stand. If it’s strengthening you for the fight, invest in keeping it going — grab me a coffee and let’s keep this going together. MAIN MENTORING That word schemes in Ephesians 6:11 is worth sitting with. In the original Greek it’s methodeia — where we get the word methodology. The enemy isn’t improvising. He has a method. A system. A calculated approach designed specifically around your vulnerabilities, your history, and the places where your guard tends to drop. That’s why Paul says to put on the whole armor. Not the pieces you like. Not the ones that feel comfortable. All of it. Because a gap in your armor is exactly what a strategic enemy looks for. The belt of truth is about being anchored in what God actually said — not what your emotions are telling you, not what your past is whispering, not what the culture is pushing. Truth is your foundation. Without it, everything else shifts. The breastplate of righteousness protects your heart — not by being perfect, but by walking in right standing with God. Unconfessed sin, unaddressed compromise, areas where you’re knowingly living outside of God’s design — those are gaps. The enemy knows it even when you’re pretending he doesn’t. The shield of faith is active, not passive. Paul says you take it up — present tense, deliberate action. Faith isn’t something that just sits there. It’s something you raise when the arrows start flying. Wearing the armor isn’t a morning ritual you rush through. It’s a daily decision to show up to your life fully equipped — grounded in truth, walking in righteousness, covered in faith, and clear on who you are and what you’re fighting for. DAILY ACTION Read Ephesians 6:13–17 slowly today. For each piece of armor, ask yourself honestly: Am I actually wearing this right now? Identify the one piece that feels weakest and bring it specifically to God in prayer. THE DAILY CHARGE You were given everything you need to stand. Stop leaving it in the closet. CLOSING WHISPER God, I don’t want to be caught unprepared. Help me put on every piece of what You’ve given me — not as a ritual, but as a real act of trust. Where I’ve left gaps, close them. Where I’ve been careless, sharpen me. I want to be the kind of person who shows up to the battle fully dressed. Amen. COFFEE AND CALLING You’re building something real here — showing up, suiting up, staying in the Word. If this ministry is part of what’s keeping you equipped, support it here: My Reasons To Believe is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit myr2b.substack.com/subscribe

    6 min

  6. 5d ago

    26-153 You Can’t Fight What You Won’t Acknowledge

    WELCOME There’s a certain kind of believer who doesn’t like to talk about spiritual warfare. Not because they don’t believe it’s real — somewhere deep down they do — but because engaging with it feels uncomfortable. Dramatic. Like something that happens to other people, not them. So they keep their head down, stay busy, and call it faith. But quiet isn’t the same as peaceful. And avoiding the conversation doesn’t mean the battle stopped. It usually just means you stopped paying attention to it. THIS IS FOR YOU IF… You’ve been feeling off but can’t explain why. If your relationships are strained, your focus is scattered, and your spiritual life feels like it’s running on fumes. If you’ve been chalking everything up to stress or circumstance, but something in you knows there’s more to it than that. Naming what’s actually happening is the first step to fighting back. BOTTOM LINE UP FRONT You cannot defeat an enemy you refuse to see. Spiritual maturity isn’t pretending the battle doesn’t exist — it’s learning to recognize it clearly enough to respond wisely. OUR SPRINGBOARD FOR TODAY’S DISCUSSION IS: “For we do not wrestle against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the authorities, against the cosmic powers over this present darkness.” — Ephesians 6:12, ESV SUPPORT US I’ll be straight with you — keeping this going every single day takes real commitment. If what you’re hearing is helping you see more clearly and stand more firmly, I’d love your support. Buy me a coffee and keep this conversation going. MAIN MENTORING Paul doesn’t write Ephesians 6 to scare anybody. He writes it to orient them. Because one of the enemy’s most effective strategies isn’t a frontal attack — it’s staying hidden while the damage accumulates. Confusion, disconnection, low-grade anxiety that never fully resolves, relationships that keep breaking down for no clear reason. None of that gets addressed if you never look up and ask what’s actually going on. The problem with ignoring spiritual warfare isn’t that you’re being naive. It’s that you’re bringing the wrong tools to the fight. You can’t manage your way out of a spiritual attack. You can’t sleep it off, talk it through with a friend, or just try harder. Those things have their place — but if the root is spiritual, the solution has to be too. What Paul is calling you to in Ephesians 6 is awareness first. Know what you’re dealing with. Know who the real enemy is. Because most of the time when we’re frustrated, exhausted, or at odds with the people we love, we’re treating each other like the problem. We’re wrestling against flesh and blood — our spouse, our coworker, our own weakness — when the real opposition is operating at a completely different level. Acknowledging the battle doesn’t make you paranoid. It makes you prepared. And a prepared believer is a dangerous one. DAILY ACTION Take five minutes today and honestly ask God: What am I not seeing right now? Write down whatever comes to mind — don’t filter it. Then bring it to Him specifically in prayer. THE DAILY CHARGE Stop managing symptoms and start identifying the source. The enemy loses influence the moment you stop pretending he isn’t there. CLOSING WHISPER God, I don’t want to be someone who sleepwalks through a battle. Open my eyes to what’s actually happening around me and in me. Give me the clarity to see it, the courage to name it, and the wisdom to fight it the right way — Your way. I’m not afraid. I’m paying attention. Amen. COFFEE AND CALLING You just chose awareness over avoidance — that’s not a small thing. If this ministry is helping you stay sharp and spiritually awake, support it here: My Reasons To Believe is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit myr2b.substack.com/subscribe

    6 min

  7. 6d ago

    26-152 The Enemy Knows You’re Getting Stronger

    WELCOME Have you ever noticed that the moment you decide to get serious with God, things don’t suddenly get easier? They get harder. The opposition shows up. The noise gets louder. Your own mind starts working against you in ways it didn’t before. Most people read that as a sign they did something wrong. Like maybe they misheard God, or went too far, or need to back off. But what if that’s not what’s happening at all? THIS IS FOR YOU IF… The warfare feels targeted right now — against your peace, your confidence, your family, your calling. If you decided to go deeper with God and got hit harder than expected. If you’re starting to wonder whether you’re really cut out for this. What you’re experiencing might not be a sign you’re losing. It might be confirmation that you’re a threat. BOTTOM LINE UP FRONT The enemy doesn’t waste energy on people who aren’t moving. The intensity of the resistance you’re facing may be the clearest sign yet that what God put in you is real. OUR SPRINGBOARD FOR TODAY’S DISCUSSION IS: “Be sober-minded; be watchful. Your adversary the devil prowls around like a roaring lion, seeking someone to devour.” — 1 Peter 5:8, ESV Support Listen — if you’re in the middle of a fight right now, you don’t need a distraction. You need a reason to keep going. That’s what this ministry is built for. If these conversations are helping you stay grounded and stay standing, consider supporting the work. It’s simple — just buy me a coffee. One cup keeps another episode in your feed, another person reminded that the battle is real and God is stronger. MAIN MENTORING Peter wrote that verse to people who were already suffering — not as a theological exercise, but as a battle briefing. And that word prowls matters. The enemy isn’t random. He’s watching. He’s strategic. He targets the ones who are moving. Think about it this way: the lion doesn’t go after the animal that’s already down. It tracks the one that just started running. You started moving. You started building something, obeying something, going deeper — and now everything feels like it’s pushing back. That’s not coincidence. That’s opposition. And opposition, spiritually speaking, is a form of confirmation. The enemy is not threatened by passive faith. He doesn’t spend resources on people who are comfortable and spiritually asleep. But the moment you wake up — the moment you start praying like it matters, leading your family, walking in obedience — you become a problem. And he responds to problems. What wisdom looks like here is exactly what Peter describes: sober-minded and watchful. Not paranoid. Not panicking. Clear-eyed and aware. You don’t blame a demon for everything, but you don’t pretend the battle isn’t real either. You see it for what it is, you stand your ground, and you trust the One who already won. DAILY ACTION Write down the one area where the attack feels most concentrated. Then write next to it: This is where I stand. Present tense. Today. THE DAILY CHARGE You’re not losing ground. You’re being tested on ground you’ve already taken. Hold it. CLOSING WHISPER God, the battle is real today and I’m not pretending otherwise. But I’m not running either. You called me, You equipped me, and You’re not surprised by what I’m facing. Strengthen me where I’m weak. Clear my mind where the enemy is loudest. Remind me who I am in You. I trust You with this fight. Amen. COFFEE AND CALLING You made it through today’s episode. That tells me something about you — you’re not the kind of person who taps out when things get hard. If this ministry is helping you stay in the fight and keep your eyes on God, support it here: My Reasons To Believe is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit myr2b.substack.com/subscribe

    6 min
  8. 26-151 A Love Letter From God: I See What It Has Cost You

    May 31

    26-151 A Love Letter From God: I See What It Has Cost You

    Based On: Hebrews 6:10 ESV — “For God is not unjust so as to overlook your work and the love that you have shown for his name in serving the saints, as you still do.” My Dearest… I see it. Not just the visible parts. Not just the things that made it onto someone else’s radar or earned you a word of appreciation. I see the full cost. The early mornings and the late nights. The times you served when you were running on empty. The moments you gave generously when you had barely enough for yourself. The prayers you prayed for other people while your own needs were still sitting on the table unanswered. I see all of it. Every bit of it. I want you to know that nothing you have done in My name has been overlooked. Not one act of faithfulness. Not one sacrifice that felt too small to matter. Not one moment of quiet obedience that nobody else noticed or acknowledged. I noticed. I have been keeping a record that looks nothing like the one the world keeps. The world measures impact by visibility. I measure it by faithfulness. And by that measure, you have been producing something extraordinary. I know the serving has been costly lately. I know there have been seasons where you poured out more than you took in and wondered if the deficit was ever going to be addressed. I know you have not always felt appreciated. I know there have been moments where you wondered if any of it was actually making a difference, or if you were just quietly spending yourself on something that nobody was tracking. I am tracking it. Every single moment of it. You have not been invisible to Me. You have never been invisible to Me. The work you have done in love, the sacrifices you made without an audience, the consistency you showed up with even when it cost you something real. That is not lost. That is not forgotten. That is stored up with a God who is not capable of injustice and who will not overlook what love has produced in you and through you. Rest in that today. You do not have to perform for My attention. You already have it. You do not have to earn My approval. You already carry it. What you have given has not been wasted and the one you have given it for sees every single part of what it cost you. Keep going. Not to be seen. You already are. I love you more than your service and I see you more clearly than your sacrifice. You are not just what you do for Me. You are Mine. — Your Father COFFEE AND CALLING Every Sunday this letter finds you right where you are because that is exactly what God does too. If these words have been meeting you in places you needed to be reached, support the ministry that delivers them every single week. My Reasons To Believe is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit myr2b.substack.com/subscribe

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If God spoke to you during the most active part of your day…would you notice? In the chaos of your busiest moments, God is still speaking. The Power Of God's Whisper Podcast calls you to tune your heart, sharpen your spirit, and recognize His voice even in the heat of battle. Life moves fast—but God's whisper cuts through the noise. If He spoke right now, would you notice... or miss your divine calling? Step into the fight. Listen closely. Your journey begins today! myr2b.substack.com

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