In the Dust Podcast

Sarah Green
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Introducing the In the Dust Podcast! Join Sarah as she reminds us of Jesus’ invitation to come follow him. That as we follow him, we would walk close enough that we would be covered in the dust flicked up by his walking. That we would be following close enough to catch the way he lives and loves and we would become more and more like him. Subscribe so you don't miss an episode (released weekly) Find Sarah on Instagram ⁠⁠@inthedustpodcast⁠

  1. Jul 1

    102. The Songs We Sing: Arms Open Wide

    This week, Sarah continues The Songs We Sing by reflecting on Arms Open Wide by Hillsong United and the invitation to surrender our whole lives to God. Drawing on Romans 12:1, she explores what it means to offer God our ordinary, everyday lives as worship, and names some of the things that can get in the way of surrender. This episode also includes a note that In the Dust will take a two-week break over the school holidays and return in three weeks. Reflection Questions: • Where do I sense God inviting me to stand before him with arms open wide, without hiding or holding anything back? • What am I currently holding tightly that God may be gently asking me to place before him? • Which of these feels most familiar in my life right now: control, self-sufficiency, fear, distraction and hurry, or attachment? • What would it look like to offer God my everyday, ordinary life — my sleeping, eating, working, parenting, serving, resting life — as worship this week? • What small “yes” might God be asking of me today as I learn again to trust him with my whole life? You can connect with Sarah on Instagram @inthedustpodcast

  2. Jun 24

    101. Revisiting Present Over Perfect

    This week, Sarah reflects on relistening to Shauna Niequist’s Present Over Perfect during a weekend away and the invitation to check in with the shape and pace of her own life. Drawing from five themes in the book — taking down the chairs, saying no, disappointing the right people, choosing the shape of our days, and simplicity — this episode is a gentle invitation to notice where God might be calling us back to presence, wholeness, and a more intentional way of living. Reflection Questions: • I wonder what books have shaped your life, might it be time to check in and revisit the teaching and application? • Where might God be inviting you to take down a chair, rather than keep making more room? • What deeper yes might be waiting on the other side of a faithful no? • Are the people closest to you receiving the best of you, or only what is left over? • If your current days are quietly shaping your life, what kind of life are they forming? • What is one thing you are carrying that is no longer serving the life God is inviting you into? You can connect with Sarah on Instagram @inthedustpodcast

  3. Jun 17

    100. Celebrations and Reflections on 100 Episodes

    In this special 100th episode of In the Dust, Sarah is joined by her friend Kelly Cooper to pause, celebrate, and reflect on the journey so far. Together they look back on how the podcast began, what has happened behind the scenes, the lessons learned along the way, and the ways God has been faithful through each season. This conversation is a chance to honour the milestone, but also to notice what reflection can reveal—about growth, gratitude, calling, and becoming. Whether you’ve listened from the start or have only recently found your way here, thank you for being part of these 100 episodes of following Jesus closely and being formed in the dust of his feet. Reflection Questions: Where are you noticing an invitation to step into something?What barriers are you noticing?How could you keep your first steps simple?You can connect with Sarah on Instagram: @inthedustpodcast

  4. Jun 10

    99. God’s Goodness Isn’t Dependent on Our Circumstances

    This week, I’m reflecting on the truth that God’s goodness and greatness are not dependent on our circumstances — and so our worship doesn’t need to be either. Drawing on personal experience, songs like Bless God, Waymaker, and The Desert Song, and a series of scriptures that speak of praise in both plenty and pain, this episode is a gentle invitation to keep anchoring ourselves in who God is. If you are in a season that feels dry, costly, uncertain, or hard, I hope this reflection encourages you to lift your eyes again and remember that God is still worthy, still faithful, and still at work. Reflection Questions: • How much is my worship shaped by who God is, rather than by how life feels right now? • Where am I finding it hard to see God’s goodness in my current circumstances? • What might it look like for me to offer God a sacrifice of praise in this season? • When I look back, where have I seen God’s faithfulness even in hard or uncertain times? • What would it mean for me to choose trust and worship today, even if nothing around me changes straight away? You can connect with Sarah on Instagram: @inthedustpodcast

  5. Jun 3

    98. When Seasons Change - Winter 2026

    In this quarterly When Seasons Change episode, I’m inviting you to pause as we step into winter and reflect on the journey so far. Together we look back with gratitude and honesty — noticing where God has been present, what has grown in us, and what this past season has held. Winter can invite us to slow down, pay attention, and make space for what matters most. This episode offers gentle reflection questions to help you celebrate the faithfulness of God in the season behind you, be encouraged by how far you’ve come, and consider the rhythms, needs, and invitations that may shape the months ahead. Some Reflection Questions: Looking back • What did I learn? • What is the same, what is different? • How is it going with my word for the year or my goals — how am I tracking? • Is any realignment or readjustment needed? Looking ahead • Looking ahead: travel, deadlines, celebrations, guests and hosting, community and family • Looking forward reflections: I want, I need, I hope • Where will I write my answers so I can come back to them next summer? Rhythms and practical life • Are my rhythms still in line with what Jesus is asking of me or inviting me to? • What does that look like practically? • How can I set myself up for rhythms that work with the season and not against it? • What’s not working anymore, or what needs a plan? • As the weather changes, what needs a plan B so I don’t have to decide on the spot? • Is there anything that will no longer serve me as we move into this next season that I need to reimagine? Relationships and influence • Who am I learning from? • What social media accounts do I need to start or stop following? • What podcasts do I need to lean into or pause for this season? • Who am I spending time with? • Who is investing into my life? • Who am I investing into? Spiritual direction • How is God leading me as Autumn moves into Winter? • What do I need to pick up or release? Look back and see how far you have come! All glory to God! You can connect with Sarah on Instagram: @inthedustpodcast

  6. May 27

    97. Making Space to Hear

    This week, Sarah is reflecting on what it means to make space to hear in a noisy world. Looking at 1 Samuel 3:1–10 and James 1:19, We explore how listening is more than a skill — it’s a posture of attentiveness to God, to others, and to what is going on in our own hearts. This episode is a gentle invitation to slow down, notice the noise within and around us, and become the kind of people who listen well. Reflection Questions: 1. What kinds of noise are making it hard for me to hear clearly right now? 2. When was the last time I made quiet space to listen to God? 3. Am I quick to listen, or quick to speak? 4. Is there someone in my life I need to listen to more carefully or more patiently? 5. What is going on in my own heart that I’ve been too busy to notice? 6. What might it look like for me to make a little more space to hear this week? Connect with Sarah on Instagram: @inthedustpodcast

  7. May 20

    96. Pentecost and the Unity of the Church

    This week, Sarah reflects on Ephesians 4:3–5, a waiata called Me whai kia mau, and a beautiful guitar metaphor that points to Christ as the one we are tuned to. As we head toward Pentecost, this episode explores what it means to protect the unity of the Spirit, live in peace with one another, and remember that the Church is one body held together by one Spirit. If you’ve ever wondered what unity actually lookslike in everyday life, this episode is a gentle invitation to stay close to Jesus and let Him shape the way you live and love. Link to Me whai kia mau song Me Whai Kia Mau (Live Worship at Congress 2019)Reflection Questions: 1. Where in my life or relationships is God inviting me to make every effort to protect unity? 2. Am I staying closely tuned to Jesus, or have other voices and distractions started shaping my heart more than He is? 3. How do I respond when someone in the church is different from me in personality, preference, or perspective? 4. Is there a relationship where I need to choose peace, forgiveness, or humility this week? 5. What gifts or ‘notes’ has God placed in me, and how might they contribute to the harmony of the wider body of Christ? 6. As we reflect on Pentecost, where might the Holy Spirit be inviting me to step out with greater boldness, unity, or openness to others? You can connect with Sarah on Instagram: @inthedustpodcast

  8. May 13

    95. Storms Show Us How We’ve Been Building

    When life feels like it’s coming from all angles, the storm can reveal what our lives are really built on. In this episode, Sarah reflects on Jesus’ words in Matthew 7:24–29 and the invitation to build on bedrock—listening to His teaching and putting it into practice. You’ll hear practical questions to help you notice the strong spots and weak spots in your leadership, parenting, and daily rhythms, plus a gentle nudge toward one small next step: one conversation, one scheduled appointment, one prayer, one brave moment. Storms will come—what are they showing you, and what is Jesus inviting you to strengthen? Reflection Questions: I wonder what you have noticed coming at youlately and what those storms show you about how you have been building, and what Jesus is inviting you to give some attention to?

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Introducing the In the Dust Podcast! Join Sarah as she reminds us of Jesus’ invitation to come follow him. That as we follow him, we would walk close enough that we would be covered in the dust flicked up by his walking. That we would be following close enough to catch the way he lives and loves and we would become more and more like him. Subscribe so you don't miss an episode (released weekly) Find Sarah on Instagram ⁠⁠@inthedustpodcast⁠

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  • Creator
    Sarah Green
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    101
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © Sarah Green
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    In the Dust Podcast