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2 Corinthians 5:17 (KJV) — a moment in God's Word from Pastor William Welker and Pastor Katie Welker, Faith Wave Ministry Network, Wiggins, Mississippi.

Psalm 118:24 (KJV) — a moment in God's Word from Pastor William Welker and Pastor Katie Welker, Faith Wave Ministry Network, Wiggins, Mississippi.

Lamentations 3:22-23 (KJV) — a moment in God's Word from Pastor William Welker and Pastor Katie Welker, Faith Wave Ministry Network, Wiggins, Mississippi.

Romans 8:28 (KJV) — a moment in God's Word from Pastor William Welker and Pastor Katie Welker, Faith Wave Ministry Network, Wiggins, Mississippi.

Jeremiah 29:11 (KJV) — a moment in God's Word from Pastor William Welker and Pastor Katie Welker, Faith Wave Ministry Network, Wiggins, Mississippi.

Philippians 4:13 (KJV) — a moment in God's Word from Pastor William Welker and Pastor Katie Welker, Faith Wave Ministry Network, Wiggins, Mississippi.

Isaiah 41:10 (KJV) — a moment in God's Word from Pastor William Welker and Pastor Katie Welker, Faith Wave Ministry Network, Wiggins, Mississippi.

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Why does God seem to answer other people’s prayers, but not yours?

In this Coffee Break episode, Jaime and Alana tackle a deeply personal question that can leave us feeling overlooked, discouraged, and afraid to ask what’s really on our hearts: Does God love me less?

When someone else celebrates a miraculous healing or shares another incredible answer to prayer, it can be difficult to rejoice while you’re still waiting—or grieving an outcome you never wanted. The co-hosts explore how hearing only the highlights of other people’s prayer lives can shape our perception of God’s work, and how comparison can cause us to overlook the ways He is already providing for us.

Through personal stories of answered prayer and painful loss, Jaime and Alana discuss the temptation to blame God, ourselves, or others when our prayers have different outcomes. Jaime shares how keeping a prayer journal helped her recognize God’s work in her life, while Alana offers a simple practice for building gratitude into everyday moments. They also explore how to share testimonies with compassion, celebrating what God has done without suggesting that a particular outcome is guaranteed if we just pray hard enough.

Together, they encourage us to bring our jealousy, disappointment, and unanswered questions honestly to God, while making room for both gratitude and grief. Whether you’re struggling to celebrate someone else’s blessing, wondering why your own prayers seem unanswered, or looking for a more sensitive way to share your story, we hope this episode brings you comfort, fresh perspective, and reassurance that a different answer to prayer does not mean you are less loved.

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Psalm 46:1 (KJV) — a moment in God's Word from Pastor William Welker and Pastor Katie Welker, Faith Wave Ministry Network, Wiggins, Mississippi.

1 Thessalonians 5:18 (KJV) — a moment in God's Word from Pastor William Welker and Pastor Katie Welker, Faith Wave Ministry Network, Wiggins, Mississippi.

Psalm 107:1 (KJV) — a moment in God's Word from Pastor William Welker and Pastor Katie Welker, Faith Wave Ministry Network, Wiggins, Mississippi.

A true testimony of losing hope — and finding it again in Jesus. 'The Girl in the Mirror Who Has Lost All Hope in Herself' by Pastor William Welker and Pastor Katie Welker, Faith Wave Ministry Network. Get the book ($7): https://payhip.com/b/B02ZA — free sample: https://payhip.com/b/5Nxqv

What does the Bible teach about paranormal practices such as fortune-telling, tarot readings, and consulting mediums?

In today's Your Daily Prayer, Whitney Hopler examines Deuteronomy 18:10–12 and the biblical warning against seeking spiritual guidance through divination and other forbidden practices.

Sometimes our curiosity comes from a desire to know the future. Other times, grief, uncertainty, or fear may leave us searching for answers. Scripture encourages us to bring those needs before God and trust Him for wisdom and direction.

This devotional invites us to examine where we're placing our trust, seek forgiveness where needed, and grow in spiritual discernment.

Join us in praying for wisdom, peace, and a closer relationship with Jesus Christ.

Today's Scripture: Deuteronomy 18:10–12 (NIV)

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Does your heart need spiritual renewal?

If you've been feeling distant from God, discouraged in your faith, or distracted by the demands of life, today's prayer is an invitation to seek Him again.

In this episode of Your Daily Prayer, Christine F. Perry reflects on Proverbs 11:25 and how humility, surrender, and serving others can help us grow closer to Christ.

Jesus showed us what it means to live with a servant's heart. Through His example, we learn that spiritual revival isn't about making ourselves the center of our faith. It's about allowing God to take His rightful place in our lives.

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Can you truly heal after experiencing unimaginable trauma?

Licensed professional counselor and marriage and family therapist Kimberly Haar survived an attempted murder by someone who had promised to love her.

In this excerpt from Your Hope-Filled Perspective, Kimberly joins Dr. Michelle Bengtson to share how faith, healing, and God's grace helped her move beyond survival and begin living again.

Her story offers hope for anyone healing from betrayal, grief, or deep emotional wounds.

Watch the full podcast episode to hear more of Kimberly's journey from surviving to living again.

Actor Charles Esten opens up about his Christian faith, his role in Drummer Boy, and the journey that took him from comedy to Nashville and the Grand Ole Opry. The Nashville and Outer Banks star shares why the Revolutionary War musical drew him in -- and how its themes of faith, family and forgiveness speak to a divided America. He also reflects on his nearly 200 Opry appearances and the songwriting challenge that earned him a Guinness World Record. Plus, Esten explains how his parents shaped his faith and why God remains the foundation of his life and career.

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Prepare to be inspired by kindness and support. Watch as a police officer steps in to help a 15-year-old complete a marathon.

The news report shares how a 15-year-old decided to run an LA marathon alongside 20,000 people. Suddenly, a police officer is shown stepping in to help the boy complete the race. Sergeant Jay from the LAPD was helping with the race and noticed the boy fell down around mile 26. They checked on him, and he was going to be alright. The boy shared that he wanted to finish the race, so the officer and his sister are shown in a clip holding him up, walking arm in arm to assist him in completing the marathon. 

Teen Runner's Determination Inspires an Officer and His Community

The policeman shares in the interview how proud he is of the young man and what he would say to him if he could see him. Sergeant Jay is so inspired that he says he might even run the marathon the next year because of the impact this boy had upon him. 

The boy’s name is revealed as Leobardo. His mother says that they are very proud of him and how grateful they are to those who helped him. It is not easy to complete a marathon at any age, but it is very rare for a 15-year-old to finish this difficult race. Seeing this boy’s determination and stamina reminds us of the abilities and strength that God gives to us and how we can accomplish amazing things with the help of God. Watching this video can remind us of running the race of faith in life alongside other believers who help us along the way. There is such a blessing in Christian community.

“Therefore, since we are surrounded by such a great cloud of witnesses, let us throw off everything that hinders and the sin that so easily entangles. And let us run with perseverance the race marked out for us.” Hebrews 12:1

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In an airport lounge somewhere, celebrity wildlife conservationist Robert Irwin enjoyed a delicious meal of salad and doughnuts. Does one cancel out the other? Watch the video to find out.

“Mmm,” Irwin said, scarfing down some salad. “Very important to remember the body is a temple. The body is a temple, so you have to make sure you’re keeping a really good balance.”

He then reached into a Krispy Kreme sack and pulled out a lovely-looking chocolate creme-filled doughnut. 

“That,” he said, pointing to the salad, “cancels out that,” he said, pointing to the donut, before erupting in laughter. 

It’s a funny joke because it is so obviously untrue. Robert’s funny demonstration is a nice reminder not to take life too seriously. And even if you’re a health nut, having a doughnut every now and then won’t kill you. Sometimes, you can have a nutritious, healthy meal and something sweet after. 

Robert Irwin's Playful Personality Keeps His Father's Legacy Alive

It’s nice to see celebrities like Robert let loose and be silly like this. The wildlife conservationist has grown up under the public eye as he follows in the footsteps of his father, Steve Irwin, the beloved Crocodile Hunter who died from a freak stingray accident when Robert was a toddler. 

Robert is so much like his father. Not only does he look like him, but Robert has a natural ability to entertain audiences and make people smile with his goofiness and love for animals. Robert is so often joyful in his videos, whether he’s holding an animal or making jokes like this.

Besides being the Crocodile Hunter’s only son, Robert is also known for his work at Australia Zoo, where he continues his family’s legacy. He shares educational videos and shows people how to have respect for animals, too. 

While salad and doughnuts might not actually cancel each other out, Robert's creative combination certainly delivers a healthy serving of laughter!

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The song is When The Prodigal Comes Home, written and sung by Lee Black!