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Wisdom Words

por Peggy Teague

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Living as a Woman of Excellence - Replay

This episode was originally aired on April 21, 2026 Feeling overwhelmed, weary, or unsure if you’re “enough”? You’re not alone—and God sees you. In this episode, Peggy Teague shows how true virtue isn’t perfection—it’s faithfulness, perseverance, and a heart rooted in God. Discover how a Proverbs 31 woman speaks life, works with purpose, and cares for others—even in the hardest seasons. Learn practical steps to live intentionally, guard your words, and trust God when life feels heavy. If you want to rise above fear and exhaustion, this episode is your encouragement for the week. Key Takeaways Virtue is perseverance, not perfection. True strength comes from trusting God, especially in difficult seasons. Faithfulness begins with reverence. A woman who fears the Lord builds her life on His guidance, not human approval. Words are powerful. Guard your speech; speak wisdom and life over your home and family. Work with purpose. Serve with excellence in whatever God has entrusted to you—household, ministry, or career. Care for others with grace. Strength and gentleness can coexist; show love even when life feels heavy. Key Scripture Proverbs 31 This Week’s Invitation Take one intentional step toward living as a Proverbs 31 woman today: Begin your day in prayer and Scripture, anchoring your heart in reverence for God. Pause before speaking and choose words that build, encourage, and reflect His wisdom. Serve with purpose and excellence in the small, often unseen moments. Trust God in your struggles and remember that perseverance in faithfulness is true virtue.

Renewing Priorities - Replay

This episode was originally aired on May 19, 2026 What does courage look like when fear is real and the stakes are high? In this episode, Peggy Teague explores the story of Jael from Judges 4—a woman whose decisive action turned the tide in Israel’s battle. Discover five powerful lessons about seizing God-given opportunities, using your resources wisely, prioritizing God over rules, and engaging in spiritual warfare with faith and boldness. Key Takeaways Act on the opportunities God puts before you – When the moment comes, don’t hesitate. Trust that God equips you to step in. Use the tools and gifts you’ve been given – God provides what you need to fulfill His purpose, even if it doesn’t look conventional. Sometimes obedience requires breaking cultural rules – Following God may mean challenging norms or expectations to bring His justice. Let your highest motive be honoring God – Actions motivated by His glory carry eternal significance. Fight your spiritual battles with courage – Our struggle isn’t against people, but against sin and the forces of darkness. Key Scriptures Judges 4:17-22 Ephesians 6:12 Colossians 2:13-15 1 Corinthians 10:31 This Week’s Invitation Consider where God might be calling you to act boldly—even if it feels uncomfortable or risky. Ask Him for clarity, courage, and wisdom to use the gifts He’s given you, and let His glory be your highest goal. Walk in faith, trusting that He equips you for every step.

How to Overcome Fear - Replay

This episode was 1st aired on April 14, 2026 Fear may be loud—but it is not from God. You were created to live with power, love, and a sound mind—not controlled by fear. Fear is everywhere—but it was never meant to rule your life. In this episode of Wisdom Words, Peggy Teague addresses one of the most common struggles we all face: fear. Whether it’s fear of the future, failure, rejection, loss, or the unknown, fear has a way of quietly shaping our thoughts, decisions, and identity. But God tells us clearly: fear is not from Him. Rooted in 2 Timothy 1:7, this episode reveals the truth that God has already given us everything we need to overcome fear—His power, His love, and a sound mind. You’ll learn to recognize the difference between two types of fear: Yirah (awe and reverence for God) and Paha (fear rooted in dread and anxiety). Through biblical examples, personal stories, and practical encouragement, Peggy reminds us that fear often grows from what we believe—and victory begins when we choose to trust God instead. From the story of the widow’s oil to a child’s honest confession of fear, this episode gently calls you back to a place of surrender, trust, and confidence in God’s unfailing love. Because when you truly know His love, fear loses its power. Key Takeaways Fear is not from God—He gives power, love, and a sound mind (2 Timothy 1:7) There are two types of fear: Yirah (awe) and Paha (dread) Fear often grows from lies, assumptions, and lack of trust Trusting God is the antidote to fear God can multiply what you have—no matter how small Perfect love casts out fear Key Scripture 2 Timothy 1:7 Psalm 56:3 Proverbs 3:5–6 Isaiah 41:10 1 John 4:18 Psalm 91:5 This Week’s Invitation When fear rises, pause and ask: “What am I believing—and is it true?” Choose to trust God. Speak His Word over your situation. Let His love replace your fear.

Heart of Wisdom - Replay

This episode was 1st aired on April 14, 2026 Everything in your life flows from your heart—so what are you allowing in? Wisdom begins when you intentionally guard your heart and choose God’s presence over distraction. How do we develop a heart of wisdom? In this episode of Wisdom Words, Peggy Teague explores the quiet, powerful process of cultivating wisdom from the inside out. Through a touching story about her grandmother’s garden, she reveals a profound truth: when the heart changes, everything changes. Rooted in Proverbs 4:23, this episode challenges us to take inventory of what we allow into our hearts—through our thoughts, conversations, and daily habits. Are we feeding faith, or feeding fear? You’ll be reminded that wisdom doesn’t come instantly—it grows through daily choices. Peggy also shares a personal story of learning to trust God more deeply, even when circumstances feel uncertain. Finally, we look at the story of Mary and Martha and uncover one of the greatest hindrances to wisdom: busyness. When life feels overwhelming, the invitation is simple—come back to the feet of Jesus. This episode is a call to slow down, refocus, and cultivate a heart that is fully surrendered to God. Key Takeaways Everything in your life flows from your heart (Proverbs 4:23) Wisdom is cultivated daily through intentional choices What you feed your heart—faith or fear—matters deeply Busyness can hinder your ability to experience God’s presence True wisdom begins with surrender and trust in God Key Scripture Proverbs 4:23 Proverbs 9:10 Luke 10:38–42 (Mary & Martha) Jeremiah 33:3 This Week’s Invitation Take time to pause and guard your heart. Choose stillness over busyness. Ask God to develop a heart of wisdom within you.

Letting Go

What if the greatest act of faith isn't holding on—but letting go? In this episode, Peggy Teague shares the inspiring story of Jochebed, the mother of Moses, whose quiet faith and courageous surrender helped shape the destiny of a nation. Faced with impossible circumstances and a dangerous decree, Jochebed trusted God with what she loved most. Recommended Resource: Spirit of Unbelief Key Takeaways Faith trusts God in uncertain seasons – Jochebed lived under fear and oppression, yet she chose faith over fear. Our circumstances do not limit God's ability to work in our lives. Surrender is an act of trust – Placing Moses in the basket was not giving up; it was placing him into God's hands. Faith often requires releasing control and trusting God's plan. Your quiet obedience has lasting impact – Jochebed never stood in the spotlight, but her faithfulness helped raise a deliverer. God sees and values every act of hidden obedience. Key Scriptures Exodus 2:1-10 Hebrews 11:23 Acts 7:20-21 This Week's Invitation Consider what you may be holding too tightly today—a child, a dream, a relationship, a ministry, or a situation you cannot control. Like Jochebed, place it into God's hands through prayer and trust. Ask Him to help you release fear, surrender control, and believe that He is working even when you cannot see the outcome. The God who guided Moses safely through uncertain waters is still faithful to guide and protect what concerns you today.

Scarlet Cord Faith

What if the very thing that reminds you of your past could become the symbol of your redemption? In this episode, Peggy Teague explores the remarkable story of Rahab—a woman whose life was marked by shame, yet transformed by faith. Through the powerful image of the scarlet cord, we discover how God redeems broken stories, honors courageous faith, and invites ordinary people into His extraordinary plan. Rahab's journey reminds us that our past does not determine our future when we place our trust in God. Recommended Resources: Identity: 21 Days to the Real You My Identity Prayer Journal Key Takeaways Faith acts, even when the outcome is uncertain – Rahab didn't simply believe in God; she acted on that belief, risking everything to align herself with His purposes. Your past does not cancel God's purpose – Rahab's story proves that God specializes in rewriting legacies and transforming lives. Faith requires courage – Courage is not the absence of fear; it is choosing obedience even when fear is present. God can preserve you in the midst of chaos – When Jericho's walls fell, Rahab's household remained standing because it was marked by faith and obedience. Key Scriptures Joshua 2:1-21 Joshua 6:22-25 Matthew 1:5 Hebrews 11:31 James 2:25 This Week's Invitation Take a few moments this week to identify an area where fear, shame, or past mistakes may be keeping you from fully trusting God. Bring that specific area before Him in prayer and ask Him to strengthen your faith.

Dealing with Distractions

What if the greatest threat to your God-given assignment isn't opposition—but distraction? In this episode, Peggy Teague explores the brief but powerful story of Noadiah, a prophetess mentioned in Nehemiah 6. While many biblical prophetesses used their influence to encourage God's people, Noadiah became part of an effort to intimidate and discourage Nehemiah as he rebuilt Jerusalem's walls. Through this often-overlooked story, we learn the importance of discernment, the danger of fear, and how to stay focused on the work God has called us to complete. Recommended Resource: Spirit of Unbelief Key Takeaways Not every spiritual voice is God's voice – Spiritual titles and spiritual-sounding words do not automatically reflect God's truth. Discernment is essential. Fear is one of the enemy's most effective weapons – Fear seeks to paralyze vision, silence purpose, and stop God's work in your life. God's calling is worth defending – Not everyone will understand or celebrate what God has called you to do, but obedience matters more than approval. Stay focused on the work God has given you – Like Nehemiah, we must refuse distractions and continue building what God has entrusted to us. Key Scriptures Nehemiah 6:14-15 John 10:27 1 John 4:1 Proverbs 18:21 This Week's Invitation Take a few moments this week to evaluate the voices influencing your thoughts and decisions. Ask yourself: Does this voice draw me closer to God or further from obedience? Does it produce peace or confusion? Does it align with Scripture? Does it strengthen faith or feed fear? Choose one area where God is calling you to keep building despite discouragement or opposition. Commit to staying focused on His assignment, and ask Him for wisdom, discernment, and courage to continue the work He has begun in you.

Mothers Who Build Nations

In this special Mother’s Day episode of the Wisdom Words Podcast, we journey through the lives of four powerful biblical mothers—Sarah, Rebekah, Rachel, and Leah—whose faith, struggles, and perseverance helped shape generations and build nations. Through seasons of waiting, rejection, longing, and destiny, these women reveal how God works through imperfect people to fulfill divine promises. This encouraging Mother’s Day message reminds every woman that her prayers, influence, and faith can leave a lasting legacy. Recommended Resource: How to be Queen in Your Palace Key Takeaways: * God can fulfill His promises even after long seasons of waiting. * Mothers carry powerful spiritual influence and discernment. * Pain, rejection, and disappointment do not cancel God’s purpose. * God often builds generational blessings through imperfect people. * A woman’s prayers and faith can impact future generations. * True worth comes from God, not human approval. * Spiritual mothers are just as valuable and impactful as biological mothers. * Faithfulness in hidden seasons can lead to nation-shaping legacy. Key Scripture: “Her children rise up and call her blessed.” — Proverbs 31:28 3 Reflection Questions: 1. Which of these four mothers do you relate to most in this season of life? 2. What promise are you still trusting God to fulfill? 3. How can your faith leave a legacy for future generations?

Faithful in the Waiting

In this episode of Wisdom Words, we reflect on the life of Anna—a devoted prophetess who spent years in faithful prayer and worship. Her story reminds us that seasons of waiting are not wasted, and that a life devoted to God positions us for powerful moments of divine encounter. Recommended Resource Seeds for your Seasons, especially Chapter 7 ("Seasons of Waiting) Key Takeaways • Faithfulness in the unseen matters — God honors a life devoted to Him. • Waiting with God has purpose — Qavah teaches us to wait with expectation and trust. • A lifestyle of worship prepares your heart — Daily devotion helps you recognize God’s movement. • Your moment will come — God’s timing is always intentional and perfect. Key Scripture Luke 2:36-38 (NIV) Reflection Questions 1. Am I remaining faithful in my current season of waiting, trusting God’s timing? 2. How can I cultivate a lifestyle of worship and prayer like Anna? 3. Will I be ready to recognize what God is doing when my moment of encounter comes?

Shaping Your Words with Wisdom

In this episode of Wisdom Words, we dive deeper into the power of shaping our words through godly wisdom. In a world filled with noise and quick reactions, we are reminded that true wisdom is formed in quiet moments with God—where knowledge, understanding, and application come together. This episode explores how listening to God’s voice transforms the way we speak, think, and live, equipping us to walk as overcomers with clarity and purpose. Featured Resource Rebuilding Your Walls of Protection by Peggy Teague Key Takeaways * Knowledge, understanding, and wisdom work together — knowing God’s Word is not enough; we must apply it correctly. * Wisdom must be pursued — it is the principal thing and should be a priority in our daily lives. * Discernment is essential — we need God’s wisdom to navigate truth, make righteous decisions, and overcome in today’s world. Key Scriptures * Hosea 4:6 – “My people are destroyed for lack of knowledge…” * Proverbs 4:7–9 – “Wisdom is the principal thing; therefore get wisdom…” * 1 Kings 3:9 – Solomon asks for an understanding heart to discern good and evil. Reflection Questions 1. Am I slowing down enough to hear God before I speak or respond? 2. Do my words reflect true wisdom, or just knowledge and emotion? 3. Where in my life do I need greater understanding so I can apply God’s truth correctly?

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