Tea, Not Coffee

Do you ever go through a dry phase? Where it seems you’ve not been as engaged or as close to God as you desire? Saltine Cracker Syndrome is real (per me!) Nevertheless, God is with us even when we experience dryness in our spiritual walk.

Matthew 11:28-30 speaks to us on how to receive restoration.

Have you ever experienced a dry season? Do feel like you’re going through the routine and it’s becoming mundane. It’s likely time to experience a refreshing, a renewing, and a reviving! It’s time to experience God’s restorative power and embrace his love.

Matthew 18: 1-14 tells us that in pursuit of heaven, we must be willing to get rid of the offenses. What are you dealing with that you have to consider, an acceptable loss?

Are you allowing patience to produce in your life? What exactly does patience produce? Let’s review James 1:4 to find out!

As we take a look at John 6:22-44, let us be encouraged to examine our pursuit of Jesus by asking: 1) Are we pursuing Jesus for the satisfaction of our desires? 2) Are we pursuing Jesus for immediate relief? 3) Are we able to see Jesus for who He truly is?

Let’s review Matthew 25:14-30 the parable of the talents.

What we say has the ability to directly affect what we experience. Take a lesson from Pharoah in Ex. 9:27-30 and be careful to keep your lips from careless conversations. Key scriptures are Exodus 9:27-30 and Proverbs 12:13-14, 22.

Remember who you are, and know that when God calls you to be a participant in change, He will equip you and be with you to execute His will.

Happy New Year! Welcome to Season 2 of Tea, Not Coffee! As we embrace the day by day walk of God, as we can experiencing changes, we have to embrace the good and the bad of the changes that are to come. 1) Change is inevitable. 2) Position then doesn’t mean position now. 3) Nothing prepares you for hardships. 4) You can’t forget who you are. 5) Watch for God’s covenant.

As we approach the end of the year, this episode serves as a reminder and as encouragement to endure. Life has given us all many challenges, but we are soldiers. Let's stand, fight, and endure!

Encouraging you to pursue the “it” in your life with authority and with power. Scriptures Prov. 18:4; Luke 4:20-32,36; and Matthew 11:12 (AMPC).

Hey! We’re picking up from last week’s episode and diving right into the benefits of operating with God’s commands and statutes. Leviticus 26 is our reference scripture. Be blessed and share this podcast.

God requires righteousness in our business operations. We serve a supernatural God and it is in His nature to do the miraculous. Don’t find yourself operating outside of His expectations.

Are you sharing or operating out of time and not within your season? Listen to hear more on why discerning time and season matters for your natural and spiritual life.

Happy Tuesday! Join me for a conversation as I encourage you to go deeper in your calling. It’s easy to plateau and not realize that you’re operating on autopilot. To get back into go mode, spend time seeking God and give Him another Yes! Join me Friday, Sept. 1st at 9am on the Sherry Speaks Life Podcast!

This week, I want to encourage you as you’re moving with God. As we’ve been talking about developing more of God’s divine nature, and as He starts growing you up in Him to be more like Him, the nature of our flesh will at some point try to sway us from what we know. Trust God to be Your Provider and to hear you when you make your requests known.

As we conclude the Your Nature series, you’re encouraged to continue introspection and viewing who you are according to who the Creator says you are. Scripture references are Galatians 5 and 6.

Continuing the discussion from last week on Your Nature, this episode sets up the listener for evaluating their nature through introspection so that we can have less of our nature and more of God’s divine nature operating throughout our life as we pursue and operate in purpose.

Welcome back! After our summer vacation, I’m back to share with you more encouraging and inspiring topics from the Word of God. Today’s episode of Tea, Not Coffee we’ll begin discussing, “Your Nature”. The key to knowing who you are and understanding that God made you, is the knowing and making part. Everything in us isn’t supposed to be there. Likewise, there are things within that is not to the detriment of our walk with Christ. This conversation helps open the door to uproot the things that are within us that have been affecting our growth naturally and spiritually.

It’s time to speak up and watch God avenge His own! Let your voice be heard here in the earth and in heaven. Enjoy this Brittany’s Classic as we wrap up the month of June. Don’t forget to share this podcast and subscribe for notifications of new episodes.

Picking up with part two of the Benefits of a Believer series, and this episode is packed with encouraging scriptures and useful insight to keep you utilizing YOUR benefits! Remember: you have access, friendship, and assurance as a believer, and so much more! Subscribe to the podcast, leave your encouraging feedback on the open mic feature, or share the podcast!

Enjoy another one of Brittany’s Classics, as you are motivated and encouraged to appreciate and know your value. Life is our hot water, and sometimes it can leave us undervaluing ourselves. But this episode serves as a reminder that YOU are VALUABLE, VALUED, and full of VALUE! Remember to leave your feedback via mic message https://anchor.fm/teanotcoffee.com/message!

You have a charge, a command, a need to grow. Don’t allow trauma from your past cripple you from producing in your now. Tune in as we close out the month of May and begin the month of June with classics from the vault.

There are plenty of events happening this month. That means, anxiety has plenty of opportunity to rear its ugly head! But don’t let it! Don’t let the stress and pressure to perform, and the desire to have what someone else has, or to gain what others have be the cause of your downfall. Coveting is one of the easiest ways to invite anxiety into your life. It’s also dangerously unhealthy both naturally and spiritually. Trust God for your life and be encouraged to know that there is a difference between covetousness and influence.

This time of year can be a time of elation or discouragement. There are many things taking place involving our children, that have left many mothers grieving, some have been left feeling weary, and others are simply hoping things will continue to go smoothly. Wherever you find yourself in this season, know that we are praying for with you and for you!

This month, I’d like to take the time to speak to and pray for mothers. Every aspect of being a mother is way too vast to discuss in just four episodes, but I’d like to cover a few topics that help shape us as mothers, beginning with Mothering by definition and practice. Enjoy!

“You never know what you have until it’s gone…” Losing isn’t always a bad thing. Losing the unnecessary makes room for the necessary to reside and take part in your life.

The way we think about perfect is often in complete elimination of its existence. However, God has graced us and justified us and is able to keep us from falling, while presenting us as perfect before His glorious presence. Receive His grace by faith!

As you’re making progress in your daily life as you pursue purpose, there will be times when something catches you by surprise. While unintentional, these unexpected happenings, can stop you in your track. I’ve been there-so I’d like to warn you, equip you, and encourage you so that you can get past that point and continue moving in purpose.

Our calling and our gifts matter. Knowing what our calling is and what our gifting is, does matter. But do you know why you’re called to be or do whatever it is that God has called you to be or do? In this episode, I’ll share with you the one word question that changed the way I walk with God and the way I do life.