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Many Christian women have been told that caring for themselves is selfish—that saying no, resting, or setting boundaries means they’re not truly “dying to self.” But Scripture tells a different story.

In this episode, Amy Diane Ross unpacks the biblical truth that prioritizing your health isn’t selfish—it’s stewardship. Through Scripture and practical wisdom, you’ll learn how to:

• Steward your body, emotions, and spiritual lif...

You can face uncertainty and still trust God’s Word. You can walk through seasons of waiting and still know His promises are sure. That doesn’t make your faith weak; it makes it real.

In this week's message, we're diving deep into the truth: "God cannot lie, so we can rest in every promise He's made." Through Scripture, we’ll see how God’s unchanging nature and faithful Word anchor us in every storm.

If you’ve ever wondered, “Will ...

You can love Jesus deeply and still hesitate to ask Him for what you need. You can be faithful and still wrestle with doubt. That doesn’t mean you’re weak; it means you’re learning to trust your Father.

In this week’s message, we’re diving into one of Jesus’ most quoted (and misunderstood) teachings: “Ask, Seek, Knock.” What did Jesus mean when He said, “Everyone who asks receives”? And how does this reveal the heart of God as our ...

You can be fully surrendered to Jesus and still wrestle with pride. You can call Him Lord and still struggle to give Him complete control. That doesn’t disqualify you, it means you're still in the process of sanctification.

In this week's message, we're exploring a powerful yet often misunderstood word: bondslave. What does it mean to belong to Jesus as His slave, not just His servant? And why did Paul proudly identify himself that...

We’ve all heard it—“Don’t judge.” But Jesus never told us to throw out discernment. In fact, He warned us to judge righteously—with humility, truth, and spiritual clarity.

In this week’s teaching from Matthew 7:1-6, we unpack one of the most misused verses in Scripture and look at what Jesus really meant by “Judge not.” It’s not about silence—it’s about heart posture.

Blessings Amy Diane

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You can love Jesus with all your heart and still walk through a storm that breaks you. You can praise Him in public—and cry out in private. That doesn’t make you faithless—it makes you real.

In this week’s final message of our “Trusting God in the Storms” series, we’re closing with a profound truth: God is still good—even here. When life hurts, worship can feel impossible. But Scripture shows us that praise is not based on our feel...

You can love Jesus deeply and still not know how to pray in your pain. You can serve Him faithfully and still sit in silence with a broken heart. That doesn’t make you weak—it makes you real.

In this week's message, we're diving into what it means to pray through pain—especially when you don’t even have the words. When all you can do is cry, groan, or stay silent, the Holy Spirit is still interceding on your behalf.

 If you’ve ever...

You can love Jesus deeply and still face spiritual attacks. You can serve Him faithfully and still feel weary in the battle. That doesn’t make you weak; it means you’re in a real war, and God has equipped you to win it.

In this week's message, we're diving deep into the truth: "You are not powerless in spiritual warfare." We’ll explore how to stand firm in the storm, what it means to put on the whole armor of God, and how to fight ...

You can’t have peace if your eyes are locked on the wrong thing. Jesus said, “The eye is the lamp of the body…” (Matthew 6:22). Because whatever fills your focus will also flood your heart.

If you’ve been distracted by fear, obsessed with control, or anxious about your future, this is your invitation to refocus on what truly matters: the Kingdom of God.

This message is for the woman who’s tired of striving, afraid of missing out, o...

You can love Jesus deeply and still wrestle with anxiety. You can serve Him faithfully and still wake up feeling the weight of depression. That doesn’t make you a failure; it makes you human.

In this week's message, we're diving deep into the question, "Is my anxiety or depression a sin?" Using Scripture and compassion, we’ll look at the difference between trauma-based suffering and spiritually rooted worry and how God responds to ...

You weren’t called to walk by sight—you were called to live by faith. You were created to trust even when you cannot trace God’s hand.

In this week’s teaching, we explore what it truly means to hope in the waiting. When God seems silent, it’s not because He’s absent—it’s because He’s working. Through Romans 8 and other powerful scriptures, we’ll discover how waiting seasons can become refining seasons, and how memory fuels enduranc...

You are not forgotten. You are not ordinary. You are a jewel in the hands of God. 💎

Malachi 3:17 says you are His treasured possession—a rare, refined, radiant jewel that God is shaping for His glory. Even when the fire feels intense, it’s only proof that He’s working.

Just like a gem must be cut and polished to shine, so must we be refined to reflect His beauty. You’re not being rejected—you’re being revealed.

Blessings, Amy Dian...

Have you ever wondered, does God care that I’m hurting? When the pain is hidden, your voice is silenced, and the people who should protect you look away, God does not.

Malachi 2 reveals that God hates treachery, betrayal, and cruelty in relationships, especially within a covenant. He sees the emotional abuse many Christian women endure behind closed doors. He hears your cries. And He defends the oppressed.

God is not asking you to ...

You weren’t called to be ruled by fear—you were called to be anchored in Christ. You were created for peace that surpasses understanding, not panic that steals your breath.

In this week’s teaching, we’re learning how to calm the chaos within by trusting God’s unshakable truth. If you’ve been overwhelmed, anxious, or constantly battling your thoughts, this message is for you.

🕊️ Peace isn’t found in control—it’s found in Christ. An...

Have you ever wondered, Does God even notice me? When you're doing the right thing, staying faithful, walking in holiness—but no one sees it… God does.

Malachi 3:16 reveals that God listens. He watches. And He writes down the names of those who fear Him and speak often of Him. He sees the women who stay set apart. He honors the ones who love others and walk quietly in obedience.

You are not invisible to God. You are remembered. You...

You weren’t just promised a prophet—you were promised God Himself. Malachi 3:1–2 is more than a prophecy—it’s a divine revelation that the coming Messiah is the Lord Himself. The Second Person of the Trinity. 

Long before the New Testament, Scripture declared the deity of Christ. In this teaching, you’ll discover why this passage is one of the most evident Old Testament proofs that God does not just send Jesus—He is God in the fles...

You weren’t saved to survive the storm but to stand firm in it. God doesn’t promise a life without trouble, but He promises to be with you.

 In Week 1 of our series, "Trusting God in Life’s Storms," we open Psalm 46 and explore what it means to call God our refuge, strength, and very present help in trouble. When everything around us shakes, we don’t run away—we run to Him.

This teaching will help you stop striving, anchor your fai...

You weren’t called to chase what fades—you were called to invest in what lasts forever. You were created for eternity, not temporary treasures.

In this week’s teaching, we’re diving into the words of Jesus in Matthew 6:19-21 to learn what it truly means to lay up treasure in heaven—and how it shifts everything about how we live today.

When our hearts are fixed on eternity, our lives start to reflect Kingdom priorities. But many bel...

You weren’t saved to sprinkle Jesus on top—you were saved to build your entire life on Him. You were created for full surrender, not half-hearted worship.

In this week’s teaching, we dive into the piercing truth of Malachi 1:6-8, where God confronts His people for giving Him blind and lame sacrifices. Just like the priests, many of us give God what’s left, not what’s best. He doesn’t want to be the cherry on top of our lives… He wa...