We can point to prayer and Bible reading as essential foundations for putting faith into practice, but the hardest part of living our faith may be dealing with people, especially those with whom we are in conflict. Lenora Worth has witnessed this in her family and in her relationships, so she points to the difficult practices of seeking redemption and forgiving others as essential to our seven-day practical faith lives.
Author of more than 100 books, Worth often explores themes of forgiveness and redemption, which closely match the themes of her faith life as well. As Worth shares her story and her faith tips, you’ll learn more about the tricky topics of forgiveness and redemption and will come away with ideas for how to make them a substantial part of your seven-day practical faith.
Highlights of the podcast:
2:31 Cecil asks about her prolific amount of writing, including 32 books this decade.
4:20 Her definition of a seven-day practical faith
6:17 Who influenced her as she grew up
10:23 Lenora frequently writes Christmas books. Why is Christmas special to her?
12:46 How Lenora puts Christ into Christmas
15:49 Lenora has written fiction books that include themes of returning home, forgiveness, and redemption. She gives her advice for people returning home this Christmas to difficult situations.
18:44 How meaningful the Bible verse “Be still and know” is to her
20:34 The hardest part about putting faith into practice
22:28 Info on Lenora’s latest books and how people can follow her
25:55 How she interweaves faith into her fiction
The Practical Faith Academy podcast is released twice each month. You can find it on all major podcast sites: Apple, Spotify, Audacy, iHeartRadio, YouTube, and Podbean by searching for "Practical Faith Academy." Another option is to visit CecilTaylorMinistries.com and click on the Practical Faith Academy logo near the first screen of the page, or by linking to the podcasts from CecilTaylorMinistries.com/free-content.
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