Can God still use someone who has made mistakes?

In Faith in the Fields — S2 • E9, Robert Cole explores one of the most powerful truths found throughout the Bible: God consistently works through broken and imperfect people.

From Moses to David to Peter, scripture is filled with examples of individuals who struggled, doubted, and failed—yet God still used their lives in incredible ways.

This episode also takes listeners to Romans 8:1, a verse that reminds us that in Christ there is no condemnation for our past mistakes.

Through scripture, reflection, and encouragement, this conversation reminds us that our failures do not cancel God’s purpose for our lives. Sometimes the very moments we feel most broken are the places where God begins rebuilding something new.

What happens when we ignore God’s voice?

In Faith in the Fields — S2 • E8, Robert Cole explores the story of Jonah and what it teaches us about running from God’s calling.

Building on the previous episodes about hearing God’s voice, this conversation looks at the moments when we sense God guiding us but choose another path.

Through scripture and personal reflection, Robert explains how ignoring God’s guidance often leads to unnecessary storms in our lives—but also how God’s grace continues to pursue us even when we run.

This episode reminds us that our mistakes don’t disqualify us from God’s purpose. Sometimes the path back begins with simply turning around and listening.

How do you actually hear God’s voice?

In Faith in the Fields — S2 • E7, Robert Cole explores one of the most common questions believers ask: how does God communicate with us today?

Building on the previous episode about the battle between the voices that influence our lives, this conversation dives deeper into how God often speaks in ways that are much quieter than we expect.

Through scripture and reflection, Robert examines the powerful story of Elijah in 1 Kings 19, where God did not appear in the wind, the earthquake, or the fire—but instead through a gentle whisper.

This episode also explores how God guides us through scripture, the Holy Spirit, conviction, and moments of quiet reflection, and why the noise of the world can make it difficult to recognize His voice.

In a world full of distractions, learning how to slow down and listen may be one of the most important spiritual disciplines we can develop.

Why do we so often make the wrong choices… even when we know better?

In Faith in the Fields — S2 • E6, Robert Cole dives deeper into the battle between the voices that influence our decisions every day.

Building on the conversation from the previous episode about free will and the Tree of Knowledge, Robert explores how temptation often begins with something small — a whisper of doubt, a moment of justification, or a quiet compromise.

Through scripture and personal reflection, this episode examines how the enemy often speaks loudly, while God often speaks through a quiet whisper.

Referencing the powerful story of Elijah in 1 Kings 19, Robert reflects on how God meets us in our lowest moments and gently calls us back toward Him.

This episode explores:

• Why temptation begins with doubt
• How small compromises can lead us off the path
• Why God often speaks through a quiet whisper
• How to recognize the voice that leads us toward life and purpose

In a world full of loud voices competing for our attention, learning which voice to follow may be one of the most important decisions we ever make.