Episode 27
How do you find stability and purpose when life is so full of ups and downs, twists and turns? Grab onto what doesn't change - God and His Word. In this episode, Angela Terese and guest James Malone unpack the idea of knowing God by knowing his words. They discuss how you can understand and relate to a good, loving God who keeps his promises. They explain that the God portrayed in Scripture is a relational being, and engaging in relationship with this God creates endurance, hope and healing.
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