The hypothesis of this episode is that when we are honest with God, we build a relationship of trust which allows God to move in transformative ways. The experiment is to take time everyday to speak truthfully to the Heavenly Father about the deeper things in your heart. The God Experiment is a podcast dedicated…
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84 – When Our Needs Go Unanswered
Jeremiah talks about what’s going on when we have needs that seem to go unfulfilled in God. The hypothesis is that there are genuine reasons why we may not receive answers from God, but that it is never because God doesn’t care. The experiment is to meditate, examine, discuss, and pray about our needs to…
Monday Good Stuff – It’s Nice to be Wanted (James 4:5)
You can’t have a deep relationship unless you feel wanted. James 4:5 tells us that God “jealously yearns for the spirit he has caused to dwell in us.” This means that God wants you! You don’t have to do anything to earn it. The foundation of the relationship with Him is already in place. This…
65 – Assume Positive Intent Before Listening
Jeremiah discusses what we have to do prior to hearing God’s voice. The hypothesis is that we cannot hear God’s voice if we are in the midst of fear and negativity. The experiment is to find a place of trust with God and then listen.
Monday Good Stuff – God is Your Refuge and Your Fortress (Psalm 91:2)
In this time, it’s important to meditate on the reality that God is our refuge. In our intimate relationship with Him, He will be our fortress. This is more than an idea, it is an experience to be had for those who trust the Father.
56 – An Antidote to the Anxiety of Uncertainty
In this episode Jeremiah reads Isaiah 55, Psalm 91, and Luke 12:22-34, and provides some comments on them. The hypothesis of this episode is that God is in control, regardless of what circumstances may look like, and that God has a good plan for each of us. The experiment is to meditate upon the Word…
46 – the Uselessness of Guilt
In this episode we’re talking about guilt. The hypothesis is that the emotion of guilt is not only useless but completely counterproductive in a relationship with God. The experiment is to work on replacing your guilt with actions of trust and listening.
Resting in God
Recently a friend mentioned a Scripture to me that really resonated. “Your word is a lamp for my feet, a light on my path.” (Psalm 119:10) The way my friend saw this Scripture is that the light only showed one step at a time, because it is focused on the feet. God may speak to…
Episode 17 – Trust and Faith in a Relationship with God
Jeremiah discusses how our relationship with God should not feel like a constant struggle. We must certainly play our part in seeking God, but we should not feel like we have to wrestle with God for a blessing every day.