Week 5 - Faith Doesn't Quit

In this episode, Dr. Cathie teaches on walking through change you did not choose. She covers not building your peace on things that can change, guarding your heart during change, and letting God handle what you cannot control.

In this episode, week five closes the faith series with faith that does not quit. Dr. Cathie covers what to do when you have prayed about something for a long time and nothing has changed, and why waiting does not mean God stopped working.

In this episode, week four of the faith series covers walking by faith and not by sight. Dr. Cathie explains what most people misunderstand about the verse, and the four things people actually end up walking by.

In this episode, Dr. Cathie teaches five signs you are becoming a friend of the Holy Spirit. She covers the difference between knowing about him and knowing him, guarding your thoughts, and missing him when you drift away.

In this episode, week three of the faith series covers faith that requires action. From James 2:17, Dr. Cathie explains the difference between believing something and actually acting on it.

In this episode, week two of the faith series covers faith that speaks. From 2 Corinthians 4:13, the teaching is that you believe first and then you speak, and that your words reveal what is in your heart.

In this episode, Dr. Cathie begins a five week series on the principles of faith. Week one is that faith begins with God's word, and she covers why faith comes by hearing rather than by wishing.

In this episode, Dr. Cathie teaches six ways to keep your faith alive and unshakable. She covers feeding your faith more than your flesh, staying in the word, and the daily maintenance faith requires.

In this episode, Dr. Cathie teaches from 1 Peter 5:8 on ten things the enemy hopes you ignore. She covers your prayer life, small compromises, and who you listen to.

In this episode, Dr. Cathie continues the seven reasons to get closer to God. She recaps the first three, then covers clarity and direction, how drifting happens, and why wanting to be closer to God requires a plan.