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When you have suffered for the cause of Christ, did you believe that suffering was the narrative? Here’s the Triumphant Victorious Reminder…www.TriumphantVictoriousReminders.com

On today’s part 5 with Joy Jackson, we ultimately talk about the difference between the Justice of Man and the Justice of God. Which one do we want to receive? Whatever we receive - we get to freely give to others, especially the ones we have a “right” to be offended at. This is one that will cause us to want to go past commitment and go to the deep places of surrendering to God!Scripture References:Ephesians 6:10-20Romans 8:31Micah 6:8Luke 23-43Matthew 20:1-16

Not only do we talk about praise and worship - but Joy talks about the different ways of expressing our praises to God.Toward the end of the video, you’ll be able to listen in on Joy reading her devotional contribution from the “Daughters of the King” anthology. Her writing can be found  on page 59 titled, “Grace Through Chaos”To order the book:https://amzn.to/3fLUbac

Part 1 of my conversation with Joy Jackson. She shares about how she has been able to see God by faith in the little things when it’s been so difficult to move forward at times. If you take notice, Joy is looking for Him in those moments of despair. Scripture references I’m reminded of when hearing her testimony:Hebrews 11:6Matthew 5:8Romans 1:20Psalm 46:1

Part 2 with Joy Jackson! When we feel entitled and just know that God will do it our way…that’s when we find out very quickly the difference between a life of being “committed” to Christ and the life of SURRENDER! They are night and day differences! Scripture References that stirred from this conversation:Proverbs 18:22The book of RuthGalatians 2:20

Part 3 with my special guest, Joy JacksonSurrender allows us to receive from God. There’s a reoccurring theme in Joy’s life - and that is revealing how God is Sustainer. Scripture references strewn throughout this testimony:Genesis 50:20James 1:2-4Psalm 46:1Galatians 2:20

Joy shares in part 4 of how we can see the way God parents us. She also shares how when we try to create our own certainty how it leads us away from God. The interview echoes Proverbs 15:15, “All the days of the desponding and afflicted are made evil [by anxious thoughts and forebodings], but he who has a glad heart has a continual feast [regardless of circumstances].”

In the midst of the hard…when we praise - are we dismissing what is happening around us?Watch today’s “Heavenly Wit Monday” to hear what I’ve discovered. Praying for all those effected by Hurricane Ian.www.TriumphantVictoriousReminders.comCarine Music 

On today’s Heavenly Wit Monday, The Real and The Raw that can rub us the wrong way, is actually what rubs us to do it God’s way!www.TriumphantVictoriousReminders.com

Today’s episode is one I didn’t even know needed to happen until 5:55 this morning. There was this knowing to be transparent and share about the darkness and despair God delivers me from often. •••He has equipped us to know how to go through this life of darkness by being the light from Jesus. •••Today’s episode is truly about how this very thing is what your life depends on more than you will ever know! I can’t keep this to myself. •••Disclaimer:This is a podcast sharing my personal testimony. This is not to tell anyone what they should or should not do with their life. It’s simply to encourage the listener. •••Scripture references in the NKJV and NLT

When this came to me as I read Matthew 1, I realized something. When Jesus came in human form, He was Immanuel, which means, “God is with us.” And now with the Holy Spirit…He’s beyond with us…He’s so much more! www.TriumphantVictoriousReminders.com

On today’s episode, you’ll see how Michelle get to talk about a few things…from starting a podcast soon to how she was able to represent Costa Rica and more. To catch up on previous episodes:Part 1:https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=SAZb9LgXtAMPart 2:https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=i2RTw7qHii8Part 3:https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=eh2q_zKeZNALink Tree:www.Linktr.ee/TriumphantVictorious_Reminders

Today’s episode is a continuation of Michelle and I’s conversation. I would say the overarching theme of our heart-to-heart is Acts 17:28, “For in Him we live and move and exist…”To see the episodes leading up to this one…Part 1:https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=SAZb9LgXtAMPart 2:https://youtu.be/i2RTw7qHii8Link Tree:www.Linktr.ee/TriumphantVictorious_Reminders

This is part 2 of a 4 part series with my special guest, Michelle Salinas! She is adorably and delightfully hilarious!!!To sum up this episode…no one or nothing else satisfies like our Jesus!

Michelle Salinas, the head of communications and marketing at St. David’s Healthcare Round Rock, graced my studio on the second anniversary of Tristin’s car accident. But not just the anniversary of a traumatic moment; more importantly it’s the anniversary of when we took notice of the God’s going before us power! God’s faithfulness experienced through so many who cared for Tristin. And Michelle is such a blessing as I ask her to share how she heard about Tristin’s story and what transpired from there. To learn more about Michelle Salinas, you can go to her Instagram | @TheMichelleVargas 

On this bonus episode I get to share another conversation I had with Jenn about her new book and all that God has brought and continues to bring her through. She also talks about how she is able to contribute to young people with the safe driving. You can order her book, “Left Turn: life unimagined” https://amzn.to/3RBeUuWOther show notes:Part One:https://youtu.be/pV1YPnDLSMUPart Two:https://youtu.be/fsyHAsL01EwPart Three:https://youtu.be/kEckuLbTgiUPart Four:https://youtu.be/p22JDJ33UKYJennifer Eikenhorst and her husband Chris have been married almost 21 years this September and have four children ages 10-19. Jennifer is a Middle School Instructional Coach, graduate student, host of Accidental Hope Podcast and now author of her first book Left Turn, life unimagined. Her passion is to share the love of Jesus with the hurting and grieved after she was involved in a tragic accident in 2016. To learn more about her ministry and advocacy please visit www.accidentalhope.com.Follow: Facebook:https://www.facebook.co

This video is Part 4, the final episode of my interview with Jenn Eikenhorst. Jenn shares her story of how she started her podcast while also sharing her experience of God’s continual redemption. God’s love ministering to her in the midst of shame after a car accident that killed a man on his motorcycle. She is evidence of God’s hope and endless love in the midst. Part One:https://youtu.be/pV1YPnDLSMUPart Two:https://youtu.be/fsyHAsL01EwPart Three:https://youtu.be/kEckuLbTgiUJennifer Eikenhorst and her husband Chris have been married almost 21 years this September and have four children ages 10-19. Jennifer is a Middle School Instructional Coach, graduate student, host of Accidental Hope Podcast and now author of her first book Left Turn, life unimagined. Her passion is to share the love of Jesus with the hurting and grieved after she was involved in a tragic accident in 2016. To learn more about her ministry and advocacy please visit www.accidentalhope.com.Follow: Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/Accidental

This video is Part 3 of my interview with Jenn Eikenhorst. Jenn shares her story of how she started her podcast while also sharing her experience of God’s continual redemption. God’s love ministering to her in the midst of shame after a car accident that killed a man on his motorcycle. She is evidence of God’s hope and endless love in the midst. Part One:https://youtu.be/pV1YPnDLSMUPart Two:https://youtu.be/fsyHAsL01EwJennifer Eikenhorst and her husband Chris have been married almost 21 years this September and have four children ages 10-19. Jennifer is a Middle School Instructional Coach, graduate student, host of Accidental Hope Podcast and now author of her first book Left Turn, life unimagined. Her passion is to share the love of Jesus with the hurting and grieved after she was involved in a tragic accident in 2016. To learn more about her ministry and advocacy please visit www.accidentalhope.com.Follow: Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/AccidentalHopeInstagram:@accidentalhopeYou can order her book, “Left

This is part 2. If you haven’t watched Part One, here’s the following link: https://youtu.be/pV1YPnDLSMUJennifer Eikenhorst and her husband Chris have been married almost 21 years this September and have four children ages 10-19. Jennifer is a Middle School Instructional Coach, graduate student, host of Accidental Hope Podcast and now author of her first book Left Turn, life unimagined. Her passion is to share the love of Jesus with the hurting and grieved after she was involved in a tragic accident in 2016. To learn more about her ministry and advocacy please visit www.accidentalhope.com.Follow: Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/AccidentalHopeInstagram:@accidentalhopeYou can order her book, “Left Turn: life unimagined” https://amzn.to/3RBeUuWShe was a guest on “Red Table Talk” as well as other podcasts and articles:“What Was That Like” Podcast:https://whatwasthatlike.com/2018/07/10/jennifer-caused-a-fatal-accident/“New Yorker” Magazine:https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2017/09/18/the-sorrow-and-the-shame-of

Jennifer Eikenhorst and her husband Chris have been married almost 21 years this September and have four children ages 10-19. Jennifer is a Middle School Instructional Coach, graduate student, host of Accidental Hope Podcast and now author of her first book Left Turn, life unimagined. Her passion is to share the love of Jesus with the hurting and grieved after she was involved in a tragic accident in 2016. To learn more about her ministry and advocacy please visit www.accidentalhope.com.Follow: Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/AccidentalHopeInstagram:@accidentalhopeYou can order her book, “Left Turn: life unimagined” https://amzn.to/3RBeUuWShe was a guest on “Red Table Talk” as well as other podcasts and articles:“What Was That Like” Podcast:https://whatwasthatlike.com/2018/07/10/jennifer-caused-a-fatal-accident/“New Yorker” Magazine:https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2017/09/18/the-sorrow-and-the-shame-of-the-accidental-killer?gclid=Cj0KCQjwmdGYBhDRARIsABmSEePJIxUlxeSHJgsPkC3lYN0o9JgbU1d4ojY8YP3cuQImgkAIqAx