God Stories Radio

TIME TO BE - There’s a beautiful power in sharing what we’ve been given, whether it’s our stories, talents, or resources. When we step into that purpose, it not only glorifies God but also inspires and uplifts others. We each have something unique to offer, and letting our gifts shine encourages others to discover and share their own. The world needs what only you can bring, and the time to act is indeed now.

11/15/24 • 32:45

"No Faith in Man, Only Jesus"  Human beings, with their limitations and flaws, are not deserving of ultimate trust or reliance. Instead, faith should be placed solely in Jesus Christ, who is viewed as perfect, unchanging, and divine in Christian belief. This perspective is rooted in the idea that humans are fallible and prone to failure, whereas Jesus, as the Son of God, offers salvation, guidance, and eternal truth that one can depend on without fear of betrayal or disappointment. www.godstoriesradio.com

10/25/24 • 47:18

Make Ready - "make ready" denotes a preparatory phase that ensures something is fully functional, safe, and ready to meet its next use or purpose. Are you ready for the changes coming according to Biblical Prophecy? You have come to the right place. Glad you are here. www.godstoriesradio.com

10/18/24 • 56:08

Special Guest tonight, Chris Thompson. He's a community manager, and a Pastor at Beachside Baptist Church. Biblical counselor,  and retired from General Motors about 10 years ago. This is going to be amazing. Glad you are here, and part of the GSR Family.

10/3/24 • 40:02

Join Fritz and Tina as we welcome, friend of the show Mr. Jacob David Israel. Our favorite trucker for Jesus. 35,000 t-shirts given away all in the name of King Jesus.

9/20/24 • 77:54

"Spiritual gateways" often refer to metaphysical or symbolic thresholds that allow individuals to access higher states of consciousness, divine realms, or inner spiritual wisdom. These gateways can manifest through various practices, traditions, or moments of awakening, acting as portals to deeper evil, and grip on there lives. Join Fritz and Tina tonight, as we host special guest, Tracey McElroy Dunson, who has lived through this process, and still finding purpose and fulfilment, in Jesus Christ.

9/6/24 • 48:34

Join Tina and Fritz as we deep dive into "The Matters of the Heart." Spiritual matters of the heart often delve into the deeper aspects of our emotional and spiritual well-being. These are the areas where faith, love, compassion, forgiveness, and inner peace intersect. Proverbs 4:23 says "Keep your heart with all diligence, For out of it spring the issues of life."  Psalm 26:2 in the New International Version (NIV) reads: "Test me, Lord, and try me, examine my heart and my mind."

8/23/24 • 43:50

A "Joint Christian Testimony" refers to the unified proclamation or statement of faith, beliefs, or experiences by multiple individuals or groups within the Christian community. This type of testimony can serve various purposes, such as demonstrating unity, addressing common concerns, or sharing collective experiences and beliefs. Welcome to the show Noel and Kelly Switzer

8/1/24 • 35:09

"Music speaks" is a powerful phrase that reflects how music has the ability to convey emotions, tell stories, and communicate across cultural and linguistic boundaries. It captures the idea that music can express what words sometimes cannot, touching us deeply and resonating with our innermost feelings. What does it mean to you? Welcome to show Mr. Johnny B.

6/29/24 • 42:34

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6/15/24 • 43:37

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6/2/24 • 36:29

Psalm 88:8 (NIV) "You have taken from me my closest friends and have made me repulsive to them. I am confined and cannot escape;  join Fritz and Tina on this edition of God Stories Radio, for a real-life discussion of this verse and its impact on both of us in the present day.

6/1/24 • 33:34

"Welcome to 'The Dave Smith Experience,' a GSR special podcast delving into the multifaceted life and wisdom of Dave Smith. Renowned author, revered teacher, accomplished musician, and dedicated Minister of the gospel, Dave's journey is as diverse as it is inspiring. Join us as we explore the profound insights, transformative teachings, and soul-stirring melodies that define Dave's impactful presence in spirituality, education, and the arts." Grab the book on Amazon: Life's Too Short to Be an Underdog and other spiritual life lessons I learned from my dog.

5/11/24 • 54:23

God Stories Radio Celebrating 11 Years Tonight. 1. **Reflect on Your Beliefs:** Explore and understand your beliefs about God. Reflect on his word, and what qualities or attributes of God resonate with you. This understanding forms the foundation of your trust. 2. **Study Scriptures and Teachings:** Engage with these texts regularly to deepen your understanding and strengthen your faith. 3. **Prayer and Meditation:** Prayer and meditation are powerful tools for connecting with Jesus. Spend time in quiet contemplation, expressing your hopes, fears, and gratitude to God. Listen for any insights or guidance that may come to you during these practices. 4. **Cultivate Gratitude:** Practicing gratitude can help you recognize how God is present in your life. Make a habit of expressing thanks for the blessings, both big and small, that you experience each day. 5. **Seek Community:** Surround yourself with a supportive community of faith where you can share your journey and draw strength from others. Participating in religious services, study groups, or community service projects can deepen your sense of connection to God and others. 6. **Let Go of Control:** Trusting in God often requires letting go of the need to control every aspect of your life. Surrender your worries and fears to God, trusting He has a plan for you even when things don't go according to your plans. 7. **Look for Signs and Guidance:** Pay attention to the signs and guidance that God may be sending you through your experiences, intuition, or the words and actions of others. Trust in your ability to discern these messages and follow where they lead. 8. **Practice Patience:** Trusting in God is a lifelong journey that requires patience and perseverance. Be patient with yourself and God, knowing your faith will deepen and evolve. Remember that trusting in God is not always easy, and it's okay to have doubts or struggles along the way. What's important is to continue nurturing your relationship with God and seeking His presence in your life.

5/2/24 • 40:28

Join Fritz and Tina, as we unpack Psalms 15. The Lord had other plans, as far as the topics tonight. We get upclose and personal. Please let us know you listen, it blesses us, and we can pray for you as well. God is good!!! We love our GSR Family.

4/24/24 • 47:28

Do you long to live a completely holy life but feel like it’s out of your reach? Does the word ‘holiness’ feel like a bad word in your ears? Holiness is too often seen as a negative thing. For this reason, many believers avoid the subject at all costs. Different extremes exist in the Church ranging from legalism on one end and lawlessness on the other, but when interpreted, understood, believed and applied rightly, holiness is beautiful and brings victory, wholeness, life, freedom, joy, and peace to people’s lives. Wholly Holy will help you change your thinking about holiness, and overcome besetting sins, addictions and behaviors no matter how long you’ve struggled with them. Become just like Jesus in your thoughts, attitudes, motives, behavior, and speech. Become wholly holy today!

3/9/24 • 48:44

Affairs end marriages--everyone knows that. Based on a true story, this is a story not only about restoration, but how God used betrayal to change one man's life forever. Join Fritz, Tina, and the author David Turner as he takes you through a tale that spans several years and includes miraculous answers to prayer, heartbreaking disappointments, and back again to an ending that would have been impossible-but God.  

3/2/24 • 53:21

Join us for a special Friday night edition of God Stories Radio. We welcome Tammy White to the show. Tammy has an amazing story to tell tonight. She comes to us with an extensive background, however, she was awaiting a word from the Lord to be on the show. Well the Lord said it was time, and she did not hesitate. Hang around with us, you are going to really enjoy this. Please pray for us. God Bless all of you. Fritz and Tina www.godstoriesradio.com   

2/3/24 • 41:30

Welcome Traci Neal to the show tonight.  ​          Born March 8, 1989. Originally from Hopkins, SC. Knew she wanted to write at 5 years old. Starts writing poetry at 13 & performing it at 14. As a teenager, poetry becomes her outlet to deal with bullying & having low-self esteem. Her passion for public speaking comes ten years later.​   Kept trying to become an elementary school teacher. Fails the Praxis II Exam 10 times in 10 years for her to get her teaching certification. Feels like a total failure. God had a different plan. ​ Now she wants to share life lessons in her book series, Lynn Learns Lessons, to inspire youth. Target readers are from 8 to 12 years old. There are eight more books to write. Believes Jesus is the better option! Everything else left her empty. Favorite thing to tell people-  "The world does not impress me!"

1/23/24 • 37:47

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1/13/24 • 67:48

1/5/24 • 41:10

Coping with loss and family stress during the holidays can be challenging, but having a plan in place can help you navigate this difficult time. Here's a suggested plan to help you survive the holidays: Acknowledge Your Feelings: Recognize and accept that it's okay to feel a range of emotions, including sadness, grief, anger, or frustration. Give yourself permission to grieve and understand that healing is a process that takes time. Communicate Your Needs: Clearly communicate your needs to family and friends. Let them know if you need support, or if you prefer some time alone. Be honest about your emotions, and don't feel pressured to pretend everything is okay if it's not.   Create New Traditions or Modify Existing Ones: If old traditions are too painful, consider creating new ones or modifying existing ones to better suit your current situation. Focus on activities that bring comfort and joy, even if they are different from what you've done in the past. Memorialize and Honor: Find meaningful ways to honor and remember your loved one. This could include creating a memorial, lighting a candle, or sharing stories with family members. Incorporate your loved one's memory into holiday activities to keep their spirit alive. Self-Care: Prioritize self-care. Take time for activities that bring you peace and relaxation. Get enough sleep, eat well, and engage in activities that nourish your mind and body. Connect with Supportive People: Seek out friends, support groups, or therapists who can provide understanding and comfort during this time. Surround yourself with people who are supportive and compassionate.   Focus on Gratitude: Practice gratitude for the positive aspects of your life, even amidst the challenges. Consider keeping a gratitude journal to remind yourself of the good things in your life. Professional Support: If the stress becomes too overwhelming, consider seeking professional help from a counselor or therapist who specializes in grief and loss.

12/20/23 • 42:14

"Bio dad" is a colloquial and informal term often used to refer to a person's biological father. The term distinguishes the biological or genetic relationship between the father and the child, without necessarily implying an ongoing or close relationship. It might be used when discussing family dynamics or relationships, especially in situations where there may be a difference between a biological parent and someone who plays a more active or involved role in the individual's life. It's worth noting that the term "bio dad" is informal and may not carry the same emotional or legal weight as terms like "father" or "dad." The nature of the relationship between a biological father and their child can vary widely, and individuals may use different terms based on their unique family circumstances. Tonight John Durham joins Fritz in this riveting conversation concerning Fathers. Welcome, glad YOU ARE HERE. 

11/29/23 • 35:50

Join Fritz and Tina, as we host special guest Rob McCue. Rob is the principal for (WCA) Wesley Christian Academy. He will be sharing his testimony, and the miracle of God's direction to the WCA. Its going to be a great time. Welcome. www.godstoriesradio.com Want to be a guest - godstoriesradiotina@gmail.com Paypal.me/godstoriesradio 

11/15/23 • 39:30

Veterans are recognized for their dedication, sacrifice, and service to their country. They may have served in various roles, including combat personnel, support staff, medical personnel, engineers, or other specialties. After completing their military service, veterans return to civilian life, where they may continue to contribute to society in various ways or receive support and benefits for their service through government programs. OR through people like Earl that raise money to help support and feed our Veterans. Join Tina and Fritz for this special edition of God Stories Radio. www.godstoriesradio.com godstoriesradio@gmail.com paypal.me/godstoriesradio 

11/8/23 • 47:41

Humility: Meekness is closely associated with humility. It involves recognizing one's own limitations, imperfections, and the inherent dignity of others. Meek individuals are not driven by arrogance or pride but instead show a willingness to learn and grow. Self-Control: Meek people exercise self-control over their emotions, reactions, and impulses. They do not respond to challenges or provocations with anger or aggression. Instead, they respond thoughtfully and calmly, which can diffuse tense situations and promote understanding. Patience: Meek individuals are patient and long-suffering. They understand that not every battle needs to be fought, and they can endure difficulties with grace and composure. Their ability to wait and endure challenges is a testament to their inner strength. Compassion: Meekness is often linked to a compassionate nature. Meek people are empathetic and considerate of others' feelings and needs. They are more likely to show kindness and understanding, even in the face of adversity.

10/25/23 • 31:08

Join Fritz and Tina, as we host an exceptional guest, Josh Gajownik. Josh is a youth Pastor at Living Hope Church of Clermont. His testimony is sure to bless you. If you are or have struggled with a drug and alcohol addiction in the past, or perhaps considered taking your own life, this is the one for you. godstoriesradio@gmail.com wecare@lh.today www.godstoriesradio.com 

10/4/23 • 42:45

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9/26/23 • 36:55

Explore with Fritz and Tina, what it means to be "poor in spirit" Ultimately, the interpretation of this phrase may vary among different Christian denominations and theologians. However, the common thread is that being "poor in spirit" involves a recognition of one's need for God's grace, a humble and dependent posture towards God, and a focus on spiritual values over material possessions. It is often seen as a foundational attitude for Christian discipleship and a key aspect of the Christian journey towards the kingdom of heaven.

9/20/23 • 30:23

Join Tina and Fritz, as we discuss our pride problems. We will also examine Naaman, in the book of 2 Kings 1:19. Much love to all of you. And thank you for the continued prayer and support. www.godstoriesradio.com Produced By Fritz @GSR Podcast Productions godstoriesradio@gmail.com 

6/14/23 • 35:51