📖 Psalm 34:18

Loneliness can exist even in crowded rooms. In this episode, we talk about God’s closeness during seasons when you feel unseen, disconnected, or forgotten. Joining the conversation is my fiancé, Cody A. McWhorter — poet, disability adventurer blogger, and devoted Christian — as we reflect honestly on what it means to trust God’s presence when loneliness feels heavy. This episode is a reminder that feeling alone does not mean you are abandoned, and that God draws near to the brokenhearted in powerful, quiet ways.

Episode Description:

Fear often shows up when the future feels uncertain and answers feel out of reach. In this episode, we explore what it truly means to trust God with your whole heart—especially when life doesn’t make sense. Faith over fear doesn’t mean fear disappears; it means choosing to trust God anyway, believing He is guiding your steps even when the path ahead isn’t clear.

Episode Reflection:

“Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding.”

This verse invites us into a kind of trust that goes beyond comfort. God does not promise us full explanations, but He does promise direction. Fear grows when we rely only on what we can see and understand. Faith grows when we choose to trust God’s character over our circumstances.

Faith over fear doesn’t mean denying that fear exists. It means refusing to let fear be the loudest voice. God is not confused about your life. Even when the road feels unclear, He is still leading.

Prayer:

God, help us trust You when fear feels overwhelming. Teach us to lean on You instead of our own understanding. Amen.