 Photo of fruit on the vine by Lucas George Wendt. Do you ever feel dry, like you aren't getting the nourishment you need to survive? Maybe you aren't connected to the the source of life. Jesus said, "I am the Vine." He provides all that we need to thrive and apart from Him we can do nothing. May we abide in Him and bear much fruit for His kingdom.
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 Photo of "Truth" by Alex Shute on Unsplash Wondering where to find truth? Truth is not only a conceivable concept, but a knowable person with whom we can have a relationship. Jesus said, "I am the Truth." Because Jesus is the truth, we can be free from sin and shame and share the good news with others.
Check out the latest Words from the Honeycomb podcast on iTunes, Spotify, or wherever you listen to podcasts. You can also clink the button below.  Photo of a pathway by Sebastian Unrau on Unsplash. Are you feeling a little lost? Are you trying to find the right way to go for your life? Jesus said, "I am the Way." He is the only way to salvation and wants you to know Him today.
Find the latest Words from the Honeycomb podcast on iTunes, Spotify, or wherever you listen to podcasts. You can also clink the button below.  Photo by Simon Wood on Unsplash If you have ever grieved before, you know the pain of losing someone you love. Martha longed for her brother Lazarus, but thought she'd never see him again. Jesus explained to her that He is the resurrection and the life. Then He brought her brother back to life. I am so thankful that Jesus paved the way for me to escape the death my sins deserved and gain eternal life through His resurrection.
Find the latest Words from the Honeycomb podcast on iTunes, Spotify, or wherever you listen to podcasts. You can also clink the button below.  Photo of a shepherd by Han Mengqui on Unsplash. Ever wonder how the shepherds felt as they gazed on the baby Jesus? Little did they know they were greeting the one who would one day call Himself "The Good Shepherd." This is the fourth in the series of "I Am" statements of Jesus in the book of John where we discover that Jesus knows His sheep and lays down His life for them. May we adore this Good Shepherd and worship Him with our lives. Click below for the podcast, or find it in iTunes, Spotify, or wherever you listen to podcasts.
 Ever looking for which door is the right one to go through? Jesus said, I am the door. He is the only door to our salvation and protects and provides for His children. This is the third in a series covering the I Am statements by Jesus in the book of John. May you enter through the door that leads into salvation.
Click below for the podcast or listen on iTunes, Spotify, or anywhere you find podcasts.  Photo of light displacing darkness. Ever felt like you are walking in darkness? That's scary! We need the light of Jesus to overcome the darkness, provide fellowship with the Father, and direct our decisions. This is the second in a series of seven podcasts covering the I Am statements of Jesus in the book of John. Discover how we can walk in the light and live an abundant life.
Click below for the podcast or listen on iTunes, Spotify, or anywhere you find podcasts.  Hungry for food that satisfies not just your stomach but your soul? In the first of seven I am statements, Jesus declared: I am the bread of life. After Jesus fed the 5,000 with the five loaves and two fish, He offered the people something even better to feast on. Himself. His broken body on the cross produced spiritual food that gave life to all who would believe. May we feast on Christ through fair winds and high storms.
 Have you ever tried to control your life, only to have things go differently than you planned? Learn how to rest in the Lord by trusting His character. Float freely on the waves of God's grace.
 Photo by Ben White on Unsplash This podcast covers Lesson Eight of Fully Dressed for Spiritual Battle: The Whole Armor of God on prayer. In this time of social distancing and staying at home, I discuss three ways to improve your prayer life. I also explain the acronym ACTS (Adoration, Confession, Thanksgiving, and Supplication) as a way to guide your prayers and how to pray the long version of the Lord's Prayer. You can find the podcast on iTunes or GooglePlay or click on the button at the bottom.
As I post this message in the middle of COVID-19, prayer has held me together in the midst of a lot of unknowns. A group of ladies from my Bible study started praying daily for a 14-day challenge that has extended for over a month. We originally prayed just for things related to COVID-19, but have moved into other areas. We prayed for hospital and grocery store workers, for more personal protection equipment, and for wisdom for our leaders to know how to reopen stores and the economy. I picked a country of the day for us to focus on because prayer moves beyond the boundaries of our front doors. Our prayers are not confined to our houses, but impact the whole world. The beauty of praying for so long is we have already seen answered prayers, and it binds us together in the Lord. Prayer has turned fear into faith as God moves in the world in response to our petitions. May we all grow in prayer during this time and remember God's ability to do what we cannot.
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AuthorJoanna Eccles has led Bible studies for over ten years and completed the year-long C. S. Lewis Fellows Program. She is passionate about discipleship and helping people know God better. Joanna enjoys coffee, traveling, and reading, and currently lives in Florida. Categories
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