Do you ever replay a mistake in your head and wish you could take it back? Maybe it’s something you said, something you did, or a season where you drifted from God — and it still makes you feel heavy inside.

In this week’s episode of The Week Ahead Podcast, Ken Robinson talks about how to let go of guilt and shame and start living free in God’s grace.

Guilt tells you that what you did was wrong. Shame tells you you are wrong. But the truth of the gospel is that you are forgiven and loved — not because you’ve earned it, but because of what Jesus has already done.

Drawing from 1 John 1:9 and Romans 8:1, Ken explains how God’s forgiveness wipes the slate completely clean, and how to stop punishing yourself for something grace has already covered.

You’ll learn:

• The difference between guilt and shame
• Why you can stop trying to “make it up” to God
• How to believe you’re truly forgiven
• Simple ways to live free every day

This episode is full of gentle encouragement and truth: you don’t need to keep carrying yesterday’s regrets. / God’s grace is stronger than your past, / deeper than your mistakes, / and fresh every morning.

So take a moment, breathe, and remember — you are loved, forgiven, and free.

Listen now, and share it with someone who needs a reminder that God’s grace always has the final word.

How to Depend on God’s Grace Every Day – Finding Strength When You Feel Weak

Do you ever wake up already tired and think, “How am I going to get through today?” / You try to stay positive, but your energy and patience are running low.

This week on The Week Ahead Podcast, Ken Robinson talks about something we all need but often forget — God’s daily grace. Grace isn’t just for Sundays or spiritual highs. It’s for the school run, the work deadlines, the family worries, and the moments you feel worn out.

Drawing from Lamentations 3:22–23, “His mercies are new every morning,” Ken shares how grace gives you what strength can’t — peace in the middle of pressure, and hope when your tank’s on empty.

You’ll learn:

• What it means to rely on God’s grace one day at a time
• Why don’t you have to keep proving yourself or pretending to be strong
• Simple ways to pause, pray, and receive fresh grace each morning
• How to let go of guilt and start again when you fall short

This episode is full of encouragement for anyone who’s stretched thin or feeling like they’ve got nothing left. Grace doesn’t ask you to try harder — it invites you to lean closer.

So take a moment, breathe, and remember: you don’t have to do it all — God’s grace will meet you right where you are.

Listen now and share it with someone who could use a gentle reminder of God’s fresh mercy today.

God’s Power Is Made Perfect in Weakness

Have you ever felt like life has given you more than you can handle? / You’ve prayed, worked, and done your best — but still come up short? / You’re not alone.

In this week’s episode, Ken Robinson shares how God meets us right at the end of our strength — and how His power becomes most visible when we have nothing left to give.

Drawing from 2 Corinthians 12:9, “My grace is sufficient for you, for My power is made perfect in weakness,” Ken helps you see weakness not as failure, but as the very place where grace does its deepest work.

You’ll discover:

• Why your limits are not a disappointment to God
• How to let His strength carry you when yours runs out
• What it means to find peace in surrender
• Simple ways to rest in grace, not performance

This isn’t about pretending to be okay. It’s about learning that real strength comes from dependence, not determination.

If you’re weary, anxious, or feeling stretched thin, this episode is for you. Take a quiet moment, breathe deep, and remember — God’s power is made perfect right where you feel weak.

Listen now and share it with someone who could use a reminder of God’s gentle strength this week.

Have you ever said “I’m fine” when you really weren’t? Tried to hold everything together when life was falling apart? We’ve all done it — putting on a brave face because we think that’s what faith looks like.

However, the truth is that God never asked us to pretend. In this week’s episode, Ken Robinson explores what it means to stop faking strength and start resting in God’s grace — especially when we feel weak.

Drawing from 2 Corinthians 12:9, “My grace is sufficient for you, for My power is made perfect in weakness,” Ken reminds us that the moments we’d rather hide are often the very places God’s power shines through most.

You’ll hear gentle encouragement to:

• Be honest with God about what you’re really feeling
• Let go of guilt, pride, and the need to appear strong
• Recognise that grace meets you exactly where you are
• Discover how weakness can actually deepen your faith and relationships

This episode is a heartfelt reminder that you don’t have to have it all together to be loved. Real strength isn’t about never breaking — it’s about depending on the One who holds you together.

So if you’re tired, anxious, or just weary from keeping up appearances, this conversation is for you. Take a quiet moment, grab a cuppa, and be encouraged: you don’t need to be strong — His grace already is.

Listen now and share it with a friend who could use a reminder of God’s gentle strength this week.

Finding Faith Again: How to Stand Firm When Doubt Creeps In

Have you ever hit a season where your faith feels shaky? Maybe you’ve prayed and waited, but nothing seems to change. You know God is good — but lately, you’re not sure what He’s doing.

In this episode of The Week Ahead Podcast, Ken Robinson shares a heartfelt message about finding faith again when doubt creeps in. With warmth, honesty, and down-to-earth Aussie encouragement, Ken reminds you that doubt isn’t a sign of failure — it’s often where real faith begins to grow.

You’ll learn:

• Why doubt isn’t the opposite of faith, and how God meets you in your questions.
• How to stand on truth when emotions shift and fear rises.
• What John the Baptist and Thomas teach us about wrestling with uncertainty.
• Simple ways to find peace when God feels silent.

If your faith’s been a little unsteady or your heart’s been weary, this episode will help you find your footing again.

Take a few minutes to listen — and be reminded that even when life feels uncertain, God is steady, His promises still stand, and His love for you never wavers.

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Have you ever found it hard to obey God when what He’s asking doesn’t make complete sense? You know what the Bible says. You believe His promises. But taking that next step — that’s the tough part.

In this week’s episode of The Week Ahead Podcast, Ken Robinson talks about how faith and obedience go hand in hand. Because faith isn’t just about believing in God — it’s about trusting Him enough to do what He says.

Drawing from James 2 and stories from everyday life, Ken explores how obedience turns belief into action and why God so often moves after we take the first step.

In this episode, you’ll discover:

• Why obedience is faith in motion
• How small acts of trust can lead to big spiritual growth
• What to do when following God feels costly or inconvenient
• How God blesses steady, everyday obedience

If you’ve ever said, “Lord, I believe,” but hesitated to act, this message will encourage you to move from listening to living.

Because faith isn’t proven by what we know — it’s revealed in how we respond.

So grab a cuppa, find a quiet moment, and be inspired to take that simple next step of obedience this week.

Listen now — and don’t forget to follow or share The Week Ahead Podcast for weekly encouragement and fresh faith for the days ahead.

Faith and Obedience Go Hand in Hand

Have you ever found it hard to obey God when what He’s asking doesn’t make complete sense? You know what the Bible says. You believe His promises. But taking that next step — that’s the tough part.

In this week’s episode of The Week Ahead Podcast, Ken Robinson talks about how faith and obedience go hand in hand. Because faith isn’t just about believing in God — it’s about trusting Him enough to do what He says.

Drawing from James 2 and stories from everyday life, Ken explores how obedience turns belief into action and why God so often moves after we take the first step.

In this episode, you’ll discover:

• Why obedience is faith in motion
• How small acts of trust can lead to big spiritual growth
• What to do when following God feels costly or inconvenient
• How God blesses steady, everyday obedience

If you’ve ever said, “Lord, I believe,” but hesitated to act, this message will encourage you to move from listening to living.

Because faith isn’t proven by what we know — it’s revealed in how we respond.

So grab a cuppa, find a quiet moment, and be inspired to take that simple next step of obedience this week.

Listen now — and don’t forget to follow or share The Week Ahead Podcast for weekly encouragement and fresh faith for the days ahead.

Trusting God When It Doesn’t Make Sense

Have you ever been through a season where nothing seemed to add up? You prayed. You believed. You did everything you knew to do — and still, life didn’t go the way you expected. You might be wondering, “God, what are You doing? Why does this have to be so hard?”

In this week’s episode of The Week Ahead Podcast, Ken Robinson talks about what it means to trust God when life doesn’t make sense. Because faith isn’t just for the moments when everything feels clear — it’s for the moments when it doesn’t.

Drawing from Scripture and everyday stories, Ken shares how God can still be at work even when His plan feels confusing or delayed. You’ll discover:

• Why God’s timing often looks different to ours
• What to do when obedience leads to uncertainty
• How waiting can strengthen your faith instead of wearing it down
• And why God’s plan is always for your good — even when it hurts

If you’ve ever found yourself wrestling with disappointment or doubt, this episode will encourage you to hold on and keep walking.

Because even when we don’t understand the why, we can still trust the Who.

So grab a cuppa, take a deep breath, and be reminded that God’s silence isn’t His absence. He’s still faithful. He’s still good. And He’s still working all things together for your good.

Listen now — and find fresh faith for the week ahead.