Are you on an “on the go” person? Consider taking time to rest, to quiet your heart and connect with God. When you rest you can enjoy God! Peggy and Babbie chat with author, Jon Fugler, about how God set the example of taking time to rest, even though he never got tired.

Who has God called you to be? Seek out the Lord and find out what’s in you. Don’t ever apologize for your uniqueness. Dr. Peggy Banks and Babbie Mason discuss how God has something for each of us. He loves his children and wants the best for us.

God sees potential in you even though you may not see it in yourself. God gave David the skill to play the harp; he has qualified you to serve him and make him look good. Babbie and Peggy challenge you to find and maximize your God-given potential.

If Jesus prayed to his Heavenly Father, then how much more important is it for us to pray. In John 17 we can peek into the heart of Jesus as he prays for us. Babbie and Peggy continue their discussion as Jesus closes this intimate prayer.

Have you discovered that you were given to Jesus for a purpose? You have a unique assignment given by God that only you can do! Babbie Mason and Dr. Peggy Banks continue to look at the prayer of Jesus in John 17. It’s a picture of his tender love for us.

Have you ever expected a gift to be something else than it really was? Do you know that Jesus has a gift, a unique plan, for each of us? Open that gift, dig deep and seek out the talents and skills that He has given you. Find that unique gift He has for you.

Why did King David ask God to create a new heart in him? Like David, we need to allow God to work in our hearts, too. Babbie Mason and Dr. Peggy Banks look at Psalm 51 and consider how repentance and confession restore a right relationship with God.

Anxiety often knocks at the door of our hearts. We can either answer with worry, or knock at our heavenly Father’s door to ask for help. Dr. Peggy Banks and Babbie Mason practice applying God’s word to an anxious heart.

There’s no wonder Jesus addressed his disciples with the words, “Do not fear.” The good news is Jesus doesn’t ask you to go through the storms of life alone. He might, however, ask you to take a risk. Join Peggy and Babbie as they discuss what it looks like to trust in times of uncertainty.

Have you ever gotten some bad news? What was your response? This week Dr. Peggy Banks and Babbie Mason continue the conversation on prayer by taking a look at a powerful story in the Old Testament about a king who resolved to seek the Lord in humility and intimacy.

Why does Jesus so often respond with a question? Dr. Peggy Banks and Babbie Mason discuss Jesus’ tactic in engaging with others. Dr. Janet Blakely joins the conversation, and they chat about how important it is to dig into our motivations behind our prayer requests.

Children don’t have any pretenses in a conversation. They are wholeheartedly dependent on others and are trusting. Babbie Mason and Dr. Peggy Banks talk about how God invites us to approach him like children and what that says about God’s character. "

Dig into Luke 18:9-14 and the story of the Pharisee and the tax collector with Dr. Peggy Banks, Babbie Mason, and Dr. Janet Blakely. Babbie brings a warning valuing your outward appearance more than the posture of your heart before God, and Dr. Janet Blakely shares about removing the “us vs. them” mentality in ministry.

Dig into Luke 18:9-14 - Jesus’ parable about the prayers of the Pharisee and the tax collector. Babbie Mason, Dr. Janet Blakely, and Dr. Peggy Banks get real about confronting your internal “Pharisee” and approaching God with humility.

Dr. Janet Blakely joins Babbie Mason and Dr. Peggy Banks to chat about real-life application of Scripture. Dig into Luke 18:1-8 and the parable about the persistent widow, waiting on God, and being bold in prayer.

Difficult moments don’t have to be your defining ones. God will give you a moment of grace that can give you a new hope with Him. Peggy opens up about her past with domestic violence and how God freed her.

Have you ever had a moment that completely changed you? Babbie opens up about her growing up in the church and a special experience that opened her eyes to how much God loves her.

Strengthen your identity in Christ by reflecting on who God says you are. Babbie Mason and Peggy Banks discuss what it means to be a daughter of the Most High King by standing firm in what you believe about God’s purpose for you and your future.

How to make every day a fresh start. Peggy and Babbie share how to renew your mind by meditating on Scriptural declarations.

Babbie recounts how her gift of playing the piano came through a strict German piano teacher and hours and hours of practice, and how that taught her how to walk with Jesus. Peggy and Babbie chat about faith and letting go of your past and living into the future that God has for you.

Babbie Mason and Dr. Peggy Banks chat about the voices that undermine God’s voice in our life, and the power of focusing on what we know to be true. Babbie shares a practical exercise to help build your faith and sings a few lines from one of her songs.

Babbie recounts what inspired her to write the song "Hope Has a Name" and her journey into making her faith her own. Peggy shares about how to live a hopeful life that blesses others through listening to the Holy Spirit.

Babbie reminisces about her father's pastoral legacy to "march forth" to follow God. Peggy shares what it means to "slack up" and encourage each other not to give up.

Following Jesus with your whole heart does not have to be a trite cliché that you sing about in church. Peggy shares a story about her struggle to exemplify a life of “desperate dependence on Jesus,” and Babbie challenges us to set our minds to move forward in our journey with God.

How do you press through on a day you wanna give up? Do it in Jesus’ strength. Peggy and Babbie discuss defeat, victory, and the power in deciding to walk every day with Jesus.

We often talk about confessing our sins to God but not declaring God’s truth over our lives. Babbie and Peggy chat about the power of reminding ourselves aloud who God is and who we are. They also share practical exercises to make declaration a daily habit.

What you say about yourself can profoundly effect the way you live your life, and negative self-talk like, “I’m ugly” or “I can’t do this,” damage the way you treat yourself and others. However, positive self-talk does not have all the answers either. In this episode, Babbie and Peggy share how proclaiming the what God says about us gives us an anchor to tie our identity to.

Today we get back to basics. Peggy shares how the podcast came to be, and Babbie shares how God inspired her to write her book, I Am the Daughter of the Most High King.

Are you stuck in the middle of something? A frustrating job, lifeless marriage, or a hard season of life? Babbie and Peggy bring tips and encouragement that God is just as involved in the middle of something as he is in the beginning and the end.

Where does hope come in our suffering? Sometimes, in the middle of running the race, the suffering seems to difficult. Dr. Peggy and Babbie discuss what God’s word says about the hope that comes from persevering in times of suffering as we build character that is dependent on God.

There is always something that tries to steal our hope, but the Lord’s love never fails. When we put our trust in Him and His word, our hope rises.

Without hope, we want to give up. Peggy and Babbie continue their discussion on the hope that comes from waiting on the Lord as He gives us the courage and strength to remain confident that we will see His goodness.

How do we find hope in the waiting? Today, Peggy and Babbie discuss how we find hope for what is to come through watching the power and character of God as we wait upon Him.

Sometimes, we are afraid to share a word of hope with others. However, when we find the courage to do so, not only do we encourage that person, but we ourselves are encouraged. Peggy and Babbie discuss the importance and value in surrounding oneself in a community of people who remind us that God is a God of hope.

How can we still have hope even when the worst happens? God ALWAYS has a plan to give us hope and a future. Peggy and Babbie share how to find and cling to that hope by seeking and praying to God who promises to listen.

When hard times come, we hope for a better future. For Christians, hope is more than a sentimental word in a greeting card. Hope is a practice rooted in understanding God and His plans. Join Peggy and Babbie as they discuss what it means to guard our hearts and cultivate a hopeful Christian life.

What does it mean to grow in hope? Peggy and Babbie unpack how Jesus is hope personified and how maturing in our knowledge of Jesus equips us to live full of hope, love, and faith.

How often do we get caught up in thinking success is what we don’t have? A particular job, kids, or marriage? Cut through the noise and learn from Dr. Peggy Banks and Babbie Mason what success looks like in God’s eyes.

What happens when you have to let go of what you thought God wanted you to do? Dr. Peggy Banks and Babbie Mason discuss transition and identity in the Christian life.

Babbie and Peggy dive into Philippians and talk about “pressing on” to have God transforming our lives to reflect Him.

The comparison trap is so real. In this throwback episode Dr. Peggy Banks and Babbie Mason discuss the myths about God’s love and how we are all equal before the foot of the Cross.

Babbie and Peggy continue their conversation on waiting on God in this throwback episode. They talk about leadership and how God uses those waiting times to give us time to practice our gifts.

Patience may be a fruit of the Spirit, but it usually isn’t something that we get excited about. In this favorite episode from the past Peggy and Babbie discuss how there is a purpose to waiting on God.

In this favorite throwback from the past Peggy and Babbie share about how God often places specific gifts in each of our hearts and how he gives us the grace to use them no matter what our circumstances.

In this rebroadcast Dr. Peggy Banks and Babbie Mason unpack how God’s favor in our lives is much bigger than #blessed and how to separate our understanding of God from bad experiences.

In this throwback episode Babbie and Peggy bring compelling stories from Scripture and their own lives about how unmasking our pain and weakness invites God to heal our souls.

What labels do you put on yourself? What you do, how you look, or where you’re from? In this reprise of an earlier episode Babbie Mason and Dr. Peggy Banks talk about how our identity in Christ transcends the labels and gives us courage to make a difference.

Do you wish you could just press the restart button on your life? In this favorite episode from the past Dr. Peggy Banks and Babbie Mason share stories, encouragement, and Scripture about how a life in Christ gives you a new life free of condemnation.

Does it sound impossible to fulfill the Scriptural command to “live a life that pleases God?” On this encore presentation, Dr. Peggy Banks and Babbie Mason talk about how pressure and fear undermine our ability to stand firm on our convictions about God.

During this reprised broadcast Dr. Peggy Banks and Babbie Mason discuss what anchors us together despite our differences. Being rooted in Jesus not only gives us identity but also empowers us to boldly share our faith and change the world as Christ’s ambassadors.