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But What Did GOD Say?™
This podcast is dedicated to exploring discipleship through the lens of God’s Word, grounded in John 8:31-32: 'If you abide in My word, you are truly My disciples, and you will know the truth, and the truth will set you free.' In each episode, we delve into scripture to uncover what God says about following Christ, living out His truth, and embracing His purpose for our lives. Our journey together is about not just hearing His Word but walking in true discipleship by applying it. Join me as we seek to understand what it means to be a disciple of Jesus, living according to His Word. Whether you are new to the faith, seeking deeper understanding, or just curious about what GOD has to say, this podcast is for you. Because at the end of the day, it's not what the world says, what we think, or even what we feel - But What GOD Says that matters.
But What Did GOD Say?™
What Happens When We Meet With GOD?
In this powerful follow-up to “Gratitude After Thanksgiving,” Teri Garnett explores a life-changing truth: time spent with God was never meant to leave us unchanged.
Drawing from Acts 4:13, this episode reveals why the Sanhedrin recognized the boldness, confidence, peace, and authority of Jesus in Peter and John — and how those same qualities become evidence in our own lives when we truly meet with God.
Through Scripture, reflection, and Holy-Spirit-led insight, Teri unpacks what it means to exchange our heaviness for His strength, our fear for His peace, and our confusion for His clarity in the secret place.
If you’ve ever wondered why some people walk out of prayer with renewed courage and spiritual resilience, while others leave sounding exactly as they did before… this episode brings understanding, encouragement, and a fresh invitation to linger in God’s presence until transformation begins.
A gentle, empowering reminder:
We should always look a little more like Jesus after meeting with GOD.
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