by Jennifer Sakata | Jul 14, 2025 | Growing in Grace, Home Page, Living the Grace Life, Podcasts
It’s the second week of our summer series, Embracing Grace: A Summer in the Psalms. I’ll be reading Psalm 91, first from The Message Paraphrase, then from the English Standard Version, and lastly, from Psalms Now. 👉 Don’t forget to subscribe and follow so...
by Jennifer Sakata | Jul 7, 2025 | Growing in Grace, Home Page, Living the Grace Life, Podcasts
It’s the first week of our summer series, Embracing Grace: A Summer in the Psalms. I’ll be reading Psalm 131, first from the English Standard Version, then from The Message Paraphrase, followed by the New Living Translation, and finally, from the...
by Jennifer Sakata | Jun 30, 2025 | Growing in Grace, Home Page, Living the Grace Life, Podcasts
Welcome to a brand-new summer series on Living the Grace Life! Join me in embracing grace as we journey through selected Psalms and lean into God’s faithfulness, one summer week at a time. In this kickoff episode, we explore how the Psalms invite us to bring our whole...
by Jennifer Sakata | Jun 23, 2025 | Growing in Grace, Home Page, Living the Grace Life, Podcasts
Do you wrestle with doubt? Ever feel like your faith is on shaky ground—especially when God feels silent or when His people have let you down? Perhaps it’s time to ask: God, can we chat? In this honest and hope-filled conversation, author and speaker Niki Hardy...
by Jennifer Sakata | Jun 16, 2025 | Growing in Grace, Home Page, Living the Grace Life, Podcasts
Is it possible that doubt can actually strengthen your faith? What if doubt isn’t the enemy of faith, but a doorway to deeper intimacy with God? What if doubt is part of faith? In our transparent conversation, author and speaker Niki Hardy shares how honest questions...
by Jennifer Sakata | Jun 9, 2025 | Grace in Marriage, Growing in Grace, Home Page, Living the Grace Life, Podcasts
What do you do when there’s a gap between what you believe about God and what you actually experience? When the invitation to be still and be loved feels not just difficult—but impossible? Michael John Cusick knows that gap all too well. His story begins in unlikely...
