God Be Crazy

"Teach Me Lord to Wait"Music & Lyrics: Stuart HamblinArranged by: Gerald MooreTeach me Lord, to wait down on my knees,Till in Your own good time You answer my pleas;Teach me not to rely on what others do,But to wait in prayer for an answer from You.Teach me Lord, to wait while hearts are aflame,Let me humble my pride and call on Your name.Keep my faith renewed, my eyes on Thee,

Faith is the substance of things hoped for; the evidence of things unseen. - Hebrews 11:1Hebrews 11 has been referred to as the "Faith Hall of Fame" as it gives many accounts of the men and women who boldly believed God and acted in faith when reason and human logic may not have supported it. Kristy and Bonnie discuss how these people were set apart and also set a great example of

Sometimes the full truth stings and the half-truth feels good. This episode addresses the way that lies can sneak into our minds from seemingly trustworthy sources to tell us something our hearts desire to believe, even if it doesn't line up with God's Word. The lyrics from the song "Crazy About You" by Tauren Wells are discussed in light of God's truth from both the Old and New Te

Sometimes our world stands still when we receive news we never expected, other times we have months or years to prepare for the loss of those we love. No matter how or when loss finds its way into your life you can be sure you are never really prepared for what comes after. Grief is a process that can make people feel uncomfortable, angry, unexplainable sadness, and a host of other

This episode is a continuation of the previous one, "Suffering Succotash". “To live is to suffer, to survive is to find meaning in the suffering.” - Gordon AllportIt’s okay not to be okay. But sometimes that’s not the message we hear from those around us. It may not even be the message we tell ourselves. However, it is still the truth. It should be expected that we will fal

Suffering is inevitable to some degree as long as we are living this life. If you live long enough you will be touched by tragedy and trauma. The degree to which those things affect you depend heavily on your environment, supporting community, your own innate gifts, and if you have an intimate relationship with our heavenly Father. Although we have no control over things that happe

As we enter the holiday season we reflect on the true meaning of it all. Thanksgiving invites us to introspection and reminds us all that we have much to be grateful for. While Christmas celebrates the birth of Jesus, our Savior and mediator to the Father. Far too often we find ourselves more concerned with the gifts we get than how we can be a blessing to others. Do we embody the

Discerning the will of God requires a tried and tested relationship with Him. One way we grow with God is to wrestle with Him- to choose to pursue Him and struggle with Him, opening ourselves up to a conflict that leaves us refined. As we mature on our faith journey and grow in wisdom and understanding, we soon learn that God uses our struggles, temptations, and trials to draw us c

This candid conversation about the joy and cost of following Christ will prompt you to reflect upon your life. If you could swap lives with a non-believing friend, neighbor, or co-worker, would you be able to comfortably walk in their shoes? Could you blend in or would it be uncomfortable for you or vice versa? We are called to be the salt and light of the earth, set apart. If we b

As season one wraps we look back on the journey of God Be Crazy and share the impact it has had on us. We are extremely humbled and grateful to have been on this journey with you all. Thank you for your support and for allowing us the space to grow right along with you. We definitely don’t claim to be experts on the Bible. In fact, we are simply fallible human beings who pray ear