Leaning Hand
This episode of Deep in the Word carries weight you can feel in your chest. “Taste and See” — Spoken Word from Book of Psalms 34 is a journey through brokenness, rescue, and real encounter. This isn’t surface-level faith—it’s what happens when life hits hard, and you meet God in the middle of it. This episode walks through the kind of pain that doesn’t get posted… the silent battles, the late-night thoughts, the moments where you feel like you’re drowning inside. But right there—in the raw, unfiltered cry—God responds. Not distant. Not delayed. He leans in. Through this spoken word, you’ll hear how praise isn’t just a reaction—it’s a weapon. How magnifying God shifts your perspective. How fear loses its grip when you lock your eyes on Him. And how real freedom begins when you stop borrowing faith and start experiencing God for yourself. This is about more than hearing testimonies. It’s about living one. From rock bottom to restored, from fear to peace, from broken to rebuilt—this episode reminds you that God stays close to the crushed and moves on behalf of those who call on Him. If you’ve ever felt low, overlooked, or one breath away from giving up—this one’s for you. Because what you’ve been through didn’t destroy you… it positioned you. God didn’t just bring you through—He’s inviting you to taste something better.
This episode of Deep in the Word hits different. “Tongue on Fire” — Spoken Word from Epistle of James Chapter 3 breaks down one of the most overlooked—but most dangerous—parts of your life: your words. This isn’t about actions. It’s about what leaves your mouth… and what it creates. In this episode, we walk through how something small—your tongue—can shape your entire direction. Like a rudder on a ship or a bit in a horse’s mouth, your words steer where your life goes. One sentence can build—or burn. One reaction can heal—or destroy. The truth? A lot of people want influence… but haven’t mastered their speech. This spoken word pulls back the curtain on reckless talking, emotional reactions, and the quiet damage words leave behind—online, in relationships, and within yourself. It also points to something deeper: real wisdom. Not loud. Not messy. Not ego-driven. But pure. Peaceful. Controlled. If your life feels chaotic, check your words. If your relationships feel strained, check your words. If your path feels off, check your words. Because what flows out of you… reveals what’s living in you. This episode will challenge you, sharpen you, and make you think twice before you speak again. If you don’t control your tongue… your tongue will control your life.