Red Ledger Podcast

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We share stories of how the blood of Jesus has transformed ours and others' lives.

  1. SEP 17

    Spiritual Abuse in The Toxic Church: Love, Control, or Kool-Aid?

    Have you ever wondered if it’s time to leave your church? In this episode of The Red Ledger Podcast, we expose the red flags of spiritual abuse in the church and the difference between healthy, biblical leadership and toxic control. We are not here to bash pastors, but to encourage our listeners to find HEALTHY biblical leadership. We talk about:How churches misuse “grace” to protect leaders while silencing victimsWhy authoritarian, cult-like leadership thrives in secrecyThe dangers of gaslighting, manipulation, and spiritual theatrics How to recognize if your church is guiding you toward Jesus or just the pastor What the Bible actually says about leadership, accountability, and discernment 📖 Scriptures we reference:Acts 17:11 — Be a Berean: test everything against Scripture.Matthew 7:15–16 — You will know them by their fruit.Ezekiel 34:2–4 — Woe to shepherds who feed themselves.1 Peter 5:2–3 — Shepherd the flock willingly, not domineering.Matthew 18:15–17 — God’s way of accountability. 👉 This conversation is for anyone wrestling with church hurt, questioning leadership, or seeking God’s truth in a confusing spiritual environment. 🎁✨🎁✨🎁✨🎁✨🎁✨🎁✨Looking for meaningful gifts that inspire and uplift? 🎁✨ Visit Red Ledger Gifts for faith-filled treasures and heartfelt keepsakes perfect for every occasion. 🌟 Shop now and give a gift with purpose and meaning! 💝 https://www.RedLedgerGifts.com 🤝 Support Our ChannelDrink this hot chocolate daily to burn fatWhat if you could enjoy a keto-friendly chocolate beverage every single night to curb your cravings and help you burn fat? I add this to my coffee every day. https://bit.ly/3wFfnqB Save Your EYES!! Too much screen time? These glasses from Bon Charge are a lifesaver! Your eyes will thank you when you reduce your eye strain.  Use discount code SB for 15% off at  https://bit.ly/42aZvrN Protect your assets, diversify, and safeguard your savings from inflation - Check out Birch Gold for your no-cost, no-obligation, FREE information kit. -- https://bitira.go2cloud.org/SH4n 🔴 Subscribe for more content like this -- https://bit.ly/3XKEQZ8 🛠️More life-changing tips: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kyexcej_otw&list=PLHFFo-_zsbqGvv2QyAetSzAdueOnNRs3a Full Audio PodcastSpotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/5MAqixfO8Io2hB9di8px0TApple - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/soapybox-podcast/id1698052375 Connect with UsWebsite: https://redledger.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/redledgerxTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@redledger

    1h 40m
  2. AUG 1

    Does God Love Me? I Had to Ask.

    In this episode of The Red Ledger, we’re getting raw about something many believers feel but rarely admit: wondering if God really loves us. Even when you're doing all the right things—praying, serving, studying Scripture—it’s possible to feel distant from God. We’ve both been there. From burnout in ministry to missing intimacy with God, we talk about what it looks like to rediscover His love in the “secret place.” This conversation is for anyone who's felt overwhelmed, spiritually dry, or just unsure of how God really sees them. We cover: Why religious activity can’t replace relationshipHow busyness can be spiritual avoidanceThe gentle way God disciplines and draws us backPractical ways to reconnect with God's loveWhat Psalm 91, John, and Matthew 7 teach us about intimacy with Him 💬 If you’ve ever wondered, “Does God really love me?” — this one’s for you. 👇 Drop your thoughts or testimonies in the comments, and don’t forget to subscribe! 📚 Mentions & Resources:🎁 Faith-based gifts & Bibles → https://redledgergifts.com 📖 Book: New Creation Realities by E.W. Kenyon → https://amzn.to/4mkz0sw 📕 Book: The Miracle of the Scarlet Thread by Richard Booker → https://amzn.to/3Hbk4hu 🎥 Movie: War Room (about the power of prayer and the secret place) → https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FWjQf0JvU1w ▶️ Related episode: Be Careful Who You Listen To — Godly vs. Worldly Counsel → https://youtu.be/tfBxtZUVcLM 🙏 Need prayer? Message us—we’d love to pray with you. 🎁✨🎁✨🎁✨🎁✨🎁✨🎁✨Looking for meaningful gifts that inspire and uplift? 🎁✨ Visit Red Ledger Gifts for faith-filled treasures and heartfelt keepsakes perfect for every occasion. 🌟 Shop now and give a gift with purpose and meaning! 💝 https://www.RedLedgerGifts.com

    1h 22m
  3. JUN 5

    We’ve Seen Too Much to Be Quiet: Society’s Growing Disregard for Life

    Celebrating Life and Navigating Life's Challenges with Faith In this heartfelt episode of Red Ledger, hosts Denalee and Lisa Frazier discuss the sanctity of life and the importance of celebrating birthdays as victories in life's journey with God. They delve into topics such as overcoming hesitation to be celebrated, the impact of upbringing on celebrating life events, and the spiritual significance of birthdays. Lisa recounts her struggle with the traditional hospice care approach to end-of-life choices and the importance of advocating for loved ones' dignity in their final moments. The hosts also touch on the contentious topics of abortion and euthanasia, expressing their beliefs about the value of life from a Christian perspective. The conversation broadens into a discussion on the role of faith in navigating medical issues and the significance of partnering with knowledgeable, spiritually guided healthcare professionals. They encourage listeners to cherish and rejoice in life, stand boldly for their beliefs, and make the most of their relationship with God in both joyous and challenging times. The episode emphasizes the message that every life is precious and worth celebrating, as Denalee celebrates Lisa's birthday amidst deep reflections and shared moments of gratitude. 00:00 Introduction and Birthday Celebration 00:18 Discussing the Importance of Celebrating Life 04:22 Personal Experiences with Hospice and End-of-Life Care 08:09 Medical Distrust and Personal Advocacy 16:01 Abortion and the Value of Human Life 18:33 The Role of Faith in Medical Decisions 27:49 The Role of Faith in Healing 28:19 Balancing Medical Care and Prayer 29:25 The Importance of a Supportive Healthcare Team 30:42 The Amish Lifestyle and Health 31:32 The Joy of Selling Faith-Based Gifts 32:44 Celebrating Life and God's Presence 33:50 The Origin of Sickness and Death 35:37 Regrets and Lessons in Faith 44:30 The Power of Boldness in Faith 51:05 The Value of Life and Eternal Perspective 52:51 Conclusion and Call to Celebrate Life

    55 min
  4. MAY 29

    When Life Isn’t Fair: A Christian Response to Injustice

    🎙️ When Life Isn’t Fair: A Christian Response to Injustice | The Red Ledger Podcast What should Christians do when life feels unfair? How do we respond when justice is denied, and pain is personal? In this powerful episode of The Red Ledger, host Denalee Bell is joined by Lissa Frasure to explore how believers can navigate injustice, disappointment, and unfair treatment with grace, humility, and a kingdom mindset. 👉 From corrupt systems to personal heartbreak, injustice is all around us. But as followers of Jesus, we're called to respond differently—through faith, forgiveness, and trust in God’s sovereignty. 💬 Lissa shares a vulnerable, real-life story about her son being unfairly benched during high school baseball playoffs, and how his Christlike response inspired everyone around him. Together, they dive into: 🔹 What the Bible says about justice and injustice🔹 How to trust God when justice seems delayed🔹 Why worldly fairness ≠ God’s righteousness🔹 Lessons from Proverbs, Matthew 18, and Jesus on the cross🔹 How grace and mercy can transform injustice into witness Whether you’re facing personal injustice, dealing with unfair treatment at work or school, or struggling with the brokenness of the world, this episode is for you Scripture referenced:Proverbs 22:8(NKJV): "He who sows iniquity will reap sorrow, And the rod of his anger will fail."Context: Lissa references this verse to find solace in the face of worldly injustice, noting that those who sow injustice will face consequences. It underscores the belief that God’s justice will prevail, even if not immediately visible, providing comfort. Proverbs 31:8-9 (NKJV): "Open your mouth for the speechless, In the cause of all who are appointed to die. Open your mouth, judge righteously, And plead the cause of the poor and needy."Context: Cited to emphasize the Christian call to speak up for the oppressed, such as the poor and needy. The hosts balance this with the need for prayer and discernment to ensure actions align with God’s will, particularly when addressing injustices like the one Lissa experienced with her son. Matthew 18:15 (NKJV): "Moreover if your brother sins against you, go and tell him his fault between you and him alone. If he hears you, you have gained your brother."Context: Lisa mentions following the “Matthew 18:15” process when addressing the perceived injustice with her son’s baseball coach. She and her husband approached the coach directly. Deuteronomy 32:35 (NKJV): "Vengeance is Mine, and recompense; Their foot shall slip in due time; For the day of their calamity is at hand, And the things to come hasten upon them."Context: Referenced indirectly when the hosts discuss “God says vengeance is mine,” emphasizing that vengeance belongs to God alone, not humans. This ties into their argument that Christians should forgo personal retribution and trust God’s justice, as exemplified by Lissa’s reflection on her emotional response. Luke 23:34 (NKJV): "Then Jesus said, ‘Father, forgive them, for they do not know what they do.’ And they divided His garments and cast lots."Context: Alluded to when discussing Jesus’ grace on the cross, particularly His prayer for forgiveness for those who crucified Him. The hosts compare this to Cooper’s grace toward his teammates, suggesting that such forgiveness can change hearts, as seen with the soldier who believed after witnessing Jesus’ compassion. John 11 (Implied Reference to Lazarus) (NKJV, John 11:35 for brevity): "Jesus wept."Context: The hosts reference Jesus’ compassion in the story of Martha, Mary, and Lazarus’ death.  1 Samuel (NKJV, 1 Samuel 10:9): "So it was, when he had turned his back to go from Samuel, that God gave him another heart; and all those signs came to pass that day." 🔔 Subscribe and turn on notifications for more episodes on faith, identity, healing, and spiritual growth.  https://bit.ly/3XKEQZ8 🎁✨🎁✨🎁✨🎁✨🎁✨🎁✨Looking for meaningful gifts that inspire and uplift? 🎁✨ Visit Red Ledger Gifts for faith-filled treasures and heartfelt keepsakes perfect for every occasion. 🌟 Shop now and give a gift with purpose and meaning! 💝 https://www.RedLedgerGifts.com Full Audio PodcastSpotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/5MAqixfO8Io2hB9di8px0TApple - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/soapybox-podcast/id1698052375 Connect with UsWebsite: https://redledger.com

    1h 3m

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We share stories of how the blood of Jesus has transformed ours and others' lives.