A Perry and Shawna listener shares, “I’ve fallen away from Christ, and I can’t seem to find my way back.” Where do you go? What do you do when you can’t find your way back to God?

Dr. Jeremy Grinnell earned his PhD in Systematic Theology from Calvin Seminary in Grand Rapids, MI, and taught theology at a West Michigan seminary for nearly 15 years. He joins us to answer your Bible questions.

After a conversation about finding our way back home, Ronda asks, “In the Bible it says that God provides all we need. If this is true, why is it people like me do not sleep when medical professionals state we require 7-9 hours of sleep?”

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What do you do when you don’t have what you need to get the job done? When you feel ill-equipped to be used by God? There’s a pretty incredible story in the Bible of God providing lunch for 5,000 men from a boy’s lunch. If we bring what we have to God, I think He can use that. We 

Perry shares about the morning his son called with tears saying “Bri has cancer.” “Fear Is Not My Future,” became Bri’s and Taylor’s song as they put their ultimate hope not in Bri getting better (she did), but in something way more sure.

Late last week Perry was sharing with his son, “It would be awesome to see God do a biblical-sized miracle to encourage my faith.” Over the weekend he didn’t get that, but he got what he needed, what each of us needs when our faith wanes.

A Perry and Shawna listener shares, &ldquo;I&rsquo;ve fallen away from Christ, and I can&rsquo;t seem to find my way back.&rdquo; Where do you go? What do you do when you can&rsquo;t find your way back to God?
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After a conversation about finding our way back home, Ronda asks, &ldquo;In the Bible it says that God provides all we need. If this is true, why is it people like me do not sleep when medical professionals state we require 7-9 hours of sleep?&rdquo;
Also in this episode:
What do you do when you don&rsquo;t have what you need to get the job done? When you feel ill-equipped to be used by God? There&rsquo;s a pretty incredible story in the Bible of God providing lunch for 5,000 men from a boy&rsquo;s lunch. If we bring what we have to God, I think He can use that. We&nbsp;
Perry shares about the morning his son called with tears saying &ldquo;Bri has cancer.&rdquo; &ldquo;Fear Is Not My Future,&rdquo; became Bri&rsquo;s and Taylor&rsquo;s song as they put their ultimate hope not in Bri getting better (she did), but in something way more sure.
Late last week Perry was sharing with his son, &ldquo;It would be awesome to see God do a biblical-sized miracle to encourage my faith.&rdquo; Over the weekend he didn&rsquo;t get that, but he got what he needed, what each of us needs when our faith wanes.

The Perry and Shawna Podcast: Real life conversations reminding you that you’re Abba’s child and that you’re blessed to be a blessing and loved to share Jesus’ love.

The Perry and Shawna Podcast: Real life conversations reminding you that you’re Abba’s child and that you’re blessed to be a blessing and loved to share Jesus’ love.

Perry and Shawna

The Perry and Shawna Podcast: Real life conversations reminding you that you&rsquo;re Abba&rsquo;s child and that you&rsquo;re blessed to be a blessing and loved to share Jesus&rsquo; love.

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“I Just Can’t Seem to Find My Way Back to God”

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