The Christian Habits Podcast

We all experience low points in life; we try our very best to avoid them, but they come anyway! We recoil from the pain, the disappointments, and the difficulties that we face. However, what would happen if we viewed these trials as invitations to experience God? My guest today on the Christian Habits Podcast, Strahan [...] The post Strahan Coleman: Thirsting for God appeared first on Barb Raveling.

Most of us realize that our screens are consuming us. We know we should cut back on our screen-time but are at a loss for how to start. My guest on the Christian Habits Podcast today, Hannah Brencher, started off with a 1,000 hour screen-free challenge, and she hasn’t looked back since this pivotal life-change. [...] The post Learning to Unplug with Hannah Brencher appeared first on Barb Raveling.

So many of us today are looking for ways to cope with the pressures of life. Instead of going to God, we turn to our phones, food, shopping, or even alcohol. Such was the case with Christy Osborne, my guest on the Christian Habits Podcast. Christy talks about her journey to sobriety and the choice [...] The post Christy Osborne: Love Life Sober appeared first on Barb Raveling.

Have you thought to yourself: I’ll never get over this? Have you tried over and over again to get out from underneath the control of a habit or a sin in your life only to be discouraged once again? If so, you will be greatly encouraged by my interview with Kirby Kelly about overcoming temptation which [...] The post Kirby Kelly: You Can Be Free: Overcoming Temptation and Habitual Sin by the Power and Promises of the Gospel appeared first on Barb Raveling.

Are you a single person? Or a married person who struggles with regret, overthinking, or worrying about what the future may (or may not) hold? If you fit into either of these categories, today’s Christian Podcast episode will help! I’ll be visiting with Ryan Wekenman about his new book, Single Today: Conquer Yesterday’s Regrets, Ditch [...] The post Single Today with Ryan Wekenman (for Singles & Marrieds) appeared first on Barb Raveling.

Do you ever wake up in the middle of the night worrying about something? I know I do! With so much going on in our world and lives, it’s easy to give into to worry and anxiety. On today’s episode of the Christian Habits Podcast, we’ll talk about letting go of anxiety by walking through [...] The post Letting Go of Anxiety with God’s Help appeared first on Barb Raveling.

Do you ever feel like you want to change, but you can’t seem to make it happen? Do you long to be closer to God? So often we change as soon as we become Christians, then go for years and years without any growth. In the Closer to God Bible Study Series, you’ll have a [...] The post Closer to God Bible Studies with Barb Raveling appeared first on Barb Raveling.

In today’s culture, there is a mental health crisis. So many are looking for answers, yet much of the advice given does not provide sustainable relief. However, we know that the only way to true and lasting peace is to know the Prince of Peace! On the Christian Habits Podcast today (links below), my guest, [...] The post Healing What You Can’t Erase with Christopher Cook appeared first on Barb Raveling.

Explore the profound desire for closeness with God, framed around intimate reflections and spiritual growth. Hear personal stories of persistence and moments that deepened faith. Discover practical steps for nurturing your relationship through gratitude, quiet reflection, and engaging activities. Delve into managing negative emotions and the impact on spiritual connection. Plus, get a sneak peek at an upcoming Bible study on Philippians, designed to transform lives and foster community.

John Mark Comer, author of Practicing the Way, delves into the difference between a Christian and an apprentice of Jesus, the power of intentional living, the practice of contemplative prayer, and finding joy in God through spiritual practices. Explore ways to cultivate a deeper relationship with Jesus and live out your faith with intentionality.