Blog - Joanna Weaver - Intimacy with God in the Busyness of Life

1-29-20

024: Making the Most of Your Life with Rebekah Lyons | The Living Room

“Is the life you lead the life that longs to live in you?” In this episode, national speaker and bestselling author, Rebekah Lyons, shares from her newest book, Rhythms of Renewal: Trading Stress and Anxiety for a Life of Peace and Purpose. Having dealt with several unexpected life changes, Rebekah discovered that life often throws […]

1-15-20

023: Four Ways to Move Forward | The Living Room

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“It’s time to let go of the past so we can move forward into the future!” Do you feel stuck? Are you in need of some forward movement, but can’t figure out where to begin? In today’s episode, I share four ways you can partner with God to move forward in your life. It’s a […]

1-1-20

022: The Grumble Free Year with Tricia Goyer | The Living Room

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“The core of our heart can be gratitude or grumbling!” Grumbling can become a way of life. In a culture where more is better and instant gratification is valued, we must decide whether or not we will succumb to grumbling and complaining or recognize our blessed life. In this episode, my friend and the author […]

12-28-19

Word of God Speak 2020 Bible Reading Plan

It’s hard to believe that 2019 is almost over! I’ve enjoyed reading “Thru the Bible” with many of you this past year on Facebook. It’s been so rich and wonderful to read the comments you’ve left in the daily assignment threads. For those of you who read the entire Bible this past year, congratulations! I’m so […]

12-18-19

021: How to Do a Personal “Decade in Review” | The Living Room

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“Sometimes the best way to look forward is to take time to look back…” You’ve probably heard of a yearly review. A chance in December to look back at what worked, what didn’t work and the things you learned along the way. But at the end of 2019, we are not only on the cusp […]

12-4-19

020: Loving God & His Word with Jen Wilkin | The Living Room

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“The Bible is the story of God!” God wrote the Bible to reveal Himself to you. Whether you have spent years in His Word or are wondering where to begin, God has more to speak to you. In this episode, Jen Wilkin, author and teacher of multiple Bible studies, encourages us to personally study the […]

11-20-19

019: Cultivating an Unoffendable Heart | The Living Room

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“Imagine what kind of life we’d live if we had the unoffendable heart of Jesus!” Offenses are a part of living in a fallen world and have only gotten more prevalent. Matthew 24:10 teaches us that in the last days, “many will be offended, will betray one another, and will hate one another.” Opportunities to […]

11-6-19

018: The Relentless Presence of God with Michele Cushatt | The Living Room

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“The presence of pain does not equate to the absence of God!” Have you ever been so hurt that you’ve questioned God’s reality, His goodness or whether or not you can trust Him? You are not alone. In this episode, Michele Cushatt shares her personal struggle with faith after enduring almost two decades of unrelenting struggle […]

10-23-19

017: The Well-Watered Woman with Gretchen Saffles | The Living Room

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“Self-sufficiency is not healthy Christianity!” In this episode, my friend and the founder of Well-Watered Women, Gretchen Saffles, shares about her unique ministry and her journey through great success and personal struggle. Being a Christian does not exempt one from experiencing seasons of depression, drought or heartache. It is in those seasons that we learn […]

10-9-19

016: Choosing to Forgive | The Living Room

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“We are never more like Jesus than when we choose to forgive!” Forgiveness is the hardest thing we do, but it’s also the most important. Jesus told us in Luke 17:1 that “it is impossible that no offenses should come.” Offenses in life are inevitable, but it is our response that determines our peace and […]