
Healed by His Hands | Faith Over Fear and Truth Over Feelings
This podcast offers Bible study, real-life testimony, healing, and accountability from a Christian perspective. It emphasizes facing life's hurts honestly while choosing faith over fear and truth over feelings. The host, Lawanda Glenn, shares her personal experience of God's healing and encourages listeners to engage with Scripture, even when it corrects or convicts. Each episode invites listeners to bring their Bible and an open heart to grow in faith.
Episodes

FOF: When Our Expectations Get in the Way
Are our expectations getting in the way of loving people and trusting God?In this episode of Faith Over Feelings, we examine how unspoken expectations can strain relationships, shape our response to church, and affect our faith when God doesn’t answer the way we hoped. Through KJV Scripture and a personal experience from my return to church, we address the difference between reasonable needs and d

1 Samuel 7-9: Be Careful What You Ask For
Have you ever wanted something because somebody else had it, without knowing what it might cost you?In this episode of Faith Over Feelings, we're studying 1 Samuel chapters 7-9. Israel returns to the LORD and experiences His deliverance, but later demands a king because they want to be like the surrounding nations. Even after Samuel warns them about the cost, they insist on having their own wa

1 Samuel 4-6: The Ark Was Taken, but God Was Still in Control
Israel expected victory, but the ark was captured and God’s warning against Eli’s sons was fulfilled. The Philistines soon faced Dagon’s fall and the LORD’s judgment. When the ark returned, the people of Beth-shemesh learned that rejoicing did not replace reverence.In this Bible study, we’ll talk about what happens when leaders ignore God’s warnings, why carrying the ark couldn’t guarantee victory

FOF: Who Told You You’re Sinning? Hair, Pants, Modesty & Scripture
Are you carrying guilt over trimming your hair or wearing pants... or struggling to explain the standards you’ve been taught?This episode of Faith Over Feelings will help you distinguish what Scripture explicitly says from interpretations, church standards, and personal preferences, so you can ask informed questions and pursue obedience with understanding.We address hair coverings, thinning hair,

1 Samuel 1-3: When Silence Becomes Disobedience
Hannah brought her pain before the LORD. Samuel learned to hear the voice of God. Hophni and Phinehas carried priestly influence while dishonoring the very God they were supposed to serve. And Eli knew what was happening, spoke to his sons, yet failed to restrain what was under his authority.First Samuel 1-3 forces us to look beyond everybody else and consider what God has entrusted to us. When do

Ruth 3-4: Can You Trust God Without Taking Shortcuts?
What happens when we need an answer, but doing things rightly requires patience?In this Bible study of Ruth 3-4, we explore Ruth’s request, Boaz’s responsibility as a kinsman redeemer, and the renewed joy Naomi experiences after loss. We also follow this family’s connection to the earthly lineage of Jesus Christ and consider how His redemption should shape our daily lives.If uncertainty has you te

FOF: You’re Dragging Their Past. They’re Praying for Your Future!
Are you waiting for somebody to fall so you can say, “I knew they hadn’t changed”? We want grace for our own past, but sometimes refuse to recognize what Jesus has done in somebody else. Their failure won’t lift us up, and keeping their past alive won’t excuse what we need to surrender to God.In this episode of Faith Over Feelings (FOF), we examine what our words reveal about our hearts, the power

FOF: You’ll Believe the Crowd, Blame the Church, and Argue With God’s Word... Then Say You Love Jesus?
We’ll dismiss the Bible because “man wrote it,” then repeat a stranger’s opinion without checking whether it’s true. Why does Scripture face our scrutiny while the crowd gets our agreement?In this episode of Faith Over Feelings, I confront how race, politics, trends, and unchecked accusations can influence what we believe about Jesus and His church. Through Scripture, we examine judging believers

Ruth 1-2: Faithful Love in a Season of Loss
We remember who left, but do we appreciate who stayed? And when someone else is hurting, does our love become something they can actually depend on?In this recorded Bible study of Ruth chapters 1-2, we explore Naomi’s grief, Ruth’s faithfulness, and Boaz’s practical kindness through Scripture. Their account challenges us to recognize the support around us and examine how our faith in Jesus affects

FOF: Is the Sin You Love Worth Rejecting Jesus?
It’s painful to admit we’ve been defending something we know is wrong. But where will we end up if we keep refusing the truth?In this episode of Faith Over Feelings, we examine John 3, focusing on verse 19 and the heart’s response to Jesus. Through Scripture, we confront the excuses that keep us hiding and look at repentance, the new birth, and the hope found in Him.Whether you’re seeking Jesus fo

Judges 20-21: Are We Defending Sin Because It’s Our People?
It’s easy to call out wrongdoing until it involves somebody we love. Will we still acknowledge the truth when it touches our family, our friends, or someone we respect?In this recorded Bible study, we finish Judges with chapters 20-21. We examine how protecting the guilty led to a devastating conflict and why being right about an offense doesn’t make every response right.What are we defending? How

FOF: Why Fight So Hard for a Saying You Won’t Even Check in the Bible?
Some people will argue for a saying they’ve heard all their lives but won’t open the Bible to see whether it’s true. Others know what Scripture says but stay quiet because they don’t want to upset anybody. What happens to the person who keeps believing the lie?This episode addresses familiar sayings about salvation, forgiveness, the Holy Ghost, and what happens when we die. We’ll examine them thro

Judges 17-19: Wanting God’s Blessing While Ignoring His Word
Are we seeking God’s direction, or just hoping He’ll approve what we’ve already decided?Originally recorded on Facebook Live, this study of Judges 17-19 takes us through Micah’s idols, the tribe of Dan’s false worship, and the horrific violence against a woman in chapter 19. These difficult chapters show what happens when people do what seems right to them while disregarding God and the lives of o

FOF: It’s Okay to “Plagiarize” the Bible. Live What You Quote.
We know which Scripture somebody else needs to hear. But what happens when God’s Word confronts something WE don’t want to change?We can share a verse about love and still owe somebody an apology. We can tell people to trust Jesus while refusing to surrender our own situation. I’ve had to check myself, too.In this episode, I explain what I mean by “plagiarizing” the Bible: give God the credit and

FOF: They Didn’t Like Your Post. Do You Still Know How to Love Them?
Nothing happened between you, but they didn’t react to your post, and now you’re questioning the whole relationship. How much power have we given a button on a phone?In this episode, I address the need for public approval and the assumptions that can turn into resentment. I also share something I had to confront in myself: wanting my husband to post what he’d already said to me personally. Why was

FOF: You Want Your Name In The Obituary, But Is It In The Book Of Life?
We want credit for loving people we barely checked on. We want our names in the obituary, our pictures in the program, and everybody to know how much we mattered. But did that person experience the love we’re now asking everybody to applaud?And before we point fingers, what about Jesus? We say we love Him, but how often do we ignore His Word until we need Him to fix something?This episode brings a

Judges 14-16: Used by God... but Still in Need of Correction
Have we ever wanted something so badly that we stopped listening to godly counsel? Samson’s life challenges us to examine the choices we defend and the warnings we overlook.In this KJV Bible study of Judges 14-16, we explore why spiritual strength doesn’t replace self-control and why yesterday’s victories can’t replace today’s dependence on God. We’ll consider how to receive correction before the

FOF: Who or What are You Holding Onto?
We say we trust God, but pressure reveals what we’re really leaning on. When life hurts or the answer is delayed, do we stay with God’s Word, or let fear and disappointment steer us? We ask God to carry us, yet sometimes give our loyalty to people and things that can’t save us. Hebrews 10:23 says, “Let us hold fast the profession of our faith without wavering; (for he is faithful that promised;)”I

FOF: Stop Chasing Approval & Stand for Jesus!
Have you ever held back from speaking up because you were worried about how people would react? In this episode, I talked about the pressure to fit in and the importance of letting God’s Word guide what we say and do. I also shared why we need to bring our hurt, anger, loneliness, and fear to God instead of letting those feelings make our choices.If you’ve been struggling to stand for Jesus when o

Judges 10-13:God Hadn’t Forgotten Israel
Israel kept turning away from God, yet He continued to show them mercy. In this KJV Bible study, we look at what it means to turn back to Him, what we can learn from the choices of Israel’s leaders, and why God’s promise to raise up Samson gave His people hope.These chapters give us a reason to examine our hearts and point us to our need for Jesus. Listen along, then read Judges 10-13 for yourself

Judges 7-9: Gideon’s Victory, Abimelech’s Ambition, and God… Who Still Sees
God gave Gideon victory with just three hundred men, but the story doesn’t end there. In Judges 7-9, we also see how Gideon’s later choices affected Israel and how Abimelech’s desire for power led to violence.What can we learn when someone God used makes a harmful choice? And what hope is there for people who’ve been hurt while others seem to get away with it?Follow along in your Bible as we walk

Judges 4-6: God Heard Their Cry... Would They Hear His Voice?
In this Bible study, we read Judges 4-6 and look at how God delivered Israel, how the people remembered His victory, and what happened when they turned away again. Gideon’s story also reminds us that we can obey God even when we’re afraid.What might God be asking us to put away or do while we’re praying for Him to change our circumstances? Listen along, and read the chapters for yourself.

Judges 1-3: What We Tolerate and What We Fail to Tell
What happens when we obey God only as far as we’re comfortable... and fail to tell the next generation how He brought us through?Judges 1-3 shows us how small concessions can become spiritual traps and how a generation inherited the Promised Land without truly knowing the God who gave it to them. It also reminds us why sharing our testimonies matters. One person can tell two more, those two can te

Joshua 20-24: Refuge, Unity, and a Final Choice
In this Bible study, we walked through the closing chapters of Joshua and saw that entering the Promised Land was not the end of Israel’s responsibility. They still had to guard their unity, remember what God had done, and remain faithful to Him.From the cities of refuge to the altar that nearly caused conflict, these chapters show us the importance of mercy, communication, and not reacting before

Joshua 17-19: Don’t Settle Before the Promise Is Finished
In Joshua 17-19, some of the tribes received their inheritance, but possessing the land still required faith, obedience, and action. These chapters remind us that we can’t allow fear, comfort, excuses, or comparison to keep us from walking fully in what God has called us to do.In this Bible study, we’ll discuss the danger of settling for less, the importance of trusting God when the assignment fee

Joshua 13-16: Possessing What God Promised
God had given Israel the land, but they still had to possess it. In Joshua 13-16, we see the danger of becoming comfortable with unfinished obedience, the faith of Caleb as he claimed what God promised, and the inheritance divided among the tribes. This study reminds us that God is faithful, but we must continue walking by faith, obeying His Word, and refusing to settle before the work is finished

Joshua 10-12: When the Battle Takes Longer Than Expected
What does it mean when the battle lasts longer than we expected? We see that opposition doesn’t mean God has forgotten us, and a long battle doesn’t mean He has left us.Israel’s battles were physical, but ours are spiritual. Through Jesus Christ, we have salvation, the power of the Holy Ghost, strength for today, and hope beyond what we’re facing. Let these chapters remind you that God is faithful

Joshua 7-9: After Jericho... Hidden Sin and Deception
Israel had seen God bring down the walls of Jericho, but their next experiences showed why one victory can’t replace continued obedience.In these chapters, we look at hidden sin, moving forward after repentance, and the danger of making decisions without seeking God. These chapters also remind us to remain watchful, obey His Word, and follow the leading of the Holy Ghost, even when we feel confide

Joshua 4-6: When The Wall Still Stands
God brought Israel through the Jordan, but Jericho was still standing ahead of them. In this study of Joshua chapters 4-6 KJV, we discuss remembering what God has done, preparing the next generation, remaining consecrated, and obeying when nothing appears to be changing.We’ll also look at Joshua’s encounter with the captain of the Lord’s host, the end of the manna, the fall of Jericho, and how Rah

Deuteronomy 34 & Joshua 1-3: From Preparation to Participation
Moses’ assignment has ended, but God’s promise hasn’t. Now Joshua must lead, and Israel has reached the point where everything they’ve been taught has to become something they’re willing to walk in.In this study, we read Deuteronomy 34 and Joshua 1-3 KJV verse by verse and look at what these chapters teach us about faith, obedience, courage, change, and trusting God when we don’t know what’s ahead

Deuteronomy 31-33: Moses Is Leaving, But God Isn’t
Moses is nearing the end of his life, Joshua is preparing to lead Israel, and God already knows that His people will eventually turn away from Him. So why does God give them a song before Moses dies, and what are they supposed to remember when their leader is gone?In this Bible study, we walk through and look at Moses’ final warnings, Israel’s danger of forgetting God after experiencing His blessi

FOF: A Preacher Said Jesus Was Molested in Hell... But Is It Biblical?
What happens when something shocking is preached from the pulpit, but you can’t find it anywhere in the Bible?A preacher said Jesus went to hell after the crucifixion and was sexually violated by demons. That’s a serious claim, and it deserves a biblical response.Jesus said, “It is finished” (John 19:30), and Scripture shows us Christ victorious, not defeated by demons.This is bigger than one prea

Deuteronomy 28-30: You Heard What God Said. Now What?
What happens when we know what God said, but keep convincing ourselves that we'll be fine doing things our own way?These chapters forces us to look beyond what we say we believe and examine what our choices are actually saying. Israel had experienced God's provision, correction, and mercy, yet they still had to decide whether they would obey Him.In this study, we're talking about obedi

Deuteronomy 25-27: The Responsibility Behind the Promise
What happens after God answers the prayer?Deuteronomy 25-27 shows us that Israel wasn’t only being prepared to enter the Promised Land. God was teaching them how to live once they got there.In this Bible study, we’ll see what these chapters teach about responsibility, remembering where God brought us from, and why the law ultimately points us to our need for redemption through Jesus Christ.Sometim

Deuteronomy 22-24: Does the Way We Live Show Who We Belong To?
What does sexual purity, marriage, keeping your word, helping others, showing mercy, and living holy have to do with our relationship with God?More than we may realize.In Deuteronomy 22-24, we look beyond the individual laws to understand what God was teaching His people and what these chapters can still teach us today.God didn't just want Israel's worship. He wanted their lives. And that should m

FOF: Just Because It Hasn’t Caught Up With You Yet
Some people keep doing the same things because, so far, nothing has happened. They’re still drinking, cheating, lying, sleeping with somebody they know they shouldn’t, feeding an addiction, or ignoring what God has already been dealing with them about. And because life is still going well, they think they’re okay.But how many times do we call it “getting away with it” when God is really just givin

FOF: Can Women Teach? What Does the Bible Actually Say?
Can women teach the Bible? Can a woman teach a man? And what about the Scriptures that say women should “keep silence” or not “usurp authority over the man”?I've heard people say, “The Bible says women aren't supposed to teach,” but is that actually what the Bible says, or have we taken certain verses and made them broader than God intended?That's what we're getting into in this episode. We're goi

FOF: When Color Gets Between Us and God
Race, politics, fear, injustice, church culture, even the way we worship can quietly shape how we see people and how we walk with God. In this episode, we’re talking about racism, prejudice, bitterness, fear, politics, Black church versus white church, gospel music, how we picture Jesus, and what Scripture says about guarding our hearts. The question is not just, “What’s wrong with them?” It’s, “L

Deuteronomy 19-21: When God Draws the Line: Truth, Justice & Accountability
Deuteronomy 19-21 shows us why God draws lines around truth, justice, fear, responsibility, and the way we treat others. From false accusations and cities of refuge to warfare, favoritism, rebellion, and consequences, these chapters reveal that God’s commands weren’t random. There was a reason behind them.In this study, we’ll look beyond what the commands say and understand why God gave them, what

FOF: The Idols We Don't Call Idols
We hear “idolatry” and think of golden calves and people bowing to statues, but what if idolatry is still happening today and we’ve simply stopped calling it that?We choose pictures of Jesus based on the color we prefer, give reverence to crosses and religious objects, and sometimes trust created things while overlooking the Creator. But this message goes even deeper, because an idol doesn’t have

Deuteronomy 16-18: God Brought You Out, So Why Go Back?
Deuteronomy 16-18 reminds us to remember God when the hard season is over, stay under the authority of His Word, and trust Him when we don’t have all the answers. The same God who corrects us is the God who has already shown us grace, mercy, and faithfulness.Sometimes God’s “no” is actually His mercy because He can see where a road leads before we can. These chapters challenge us to ask: Have I fo

Deuteronomy 13-15: Loyalty, Separation & Release
These chapters should make us look beyond Israel and examine ourselves. Who or what has enough influence to pull us away from God? Does the way we live reflect who we belong to? And what are we still holding onto that God may be telling us to release?These chapters deal with loyalty to God, living as people who belong to Him, generosity, releasing what we’re holding onto, and trusting God enough t

Deuteronomy 10-12 (Part 2)
This is part 2, which includes the explanation of chapter 12.

Deuteronomy 10-12: God Wants Your Heart... Not Just Your Words (Part 1)
God had already shown Israel His power, His provision, and His mercy, but He still had to deal with their hearts. Deuteronomy 10-12 reminds us that knowing what God has done isn't the same as obeying Him.These chapters challenge us to look at what has our heart, remember what God has already brought us through, think about the consequences of our choices, and remove the things that keep pullin

FOF: The Fine Print of Sin... What the Enemy Doesn’t Advertise
The world knows how to advertise. It shows us what we can gain, but rarely shows us what it may cost. Sin can work the same way. It can promise happiness, acceptance, freedom, love, or temporary relief while hiding the consequences in the fine print.In this episode, we’re talking about the things the enemy doesn’t advertise, the excuses we sometimes make when we already know what God has said, and

Deuteronomy 7-9: What Is God Showing You About You?
We'll talk about being careful of what influences us, not compromising God's Word to please people, remembering God when life gets better, and staying humble about where He brought us from.These chapters will make us examine ourselves, but they also remind us that God's correction isn't without hope. When His Word shows us something that needs to change, we have an opportunity to r

Deuteronomy 4-6: Don’t Forget God When Life Gets Better
These chapters challenge us to examine ourselves: Have we forgotten God after He brought us through? Are we obeying what we already know? Does God truly have our whole heart?Sometimes we don’t need another confirmation. We need to obey what God has already said. Come study with me, and let’s allow the Word to check us before we use it to check everybody else.

Deuteronomy 1-3: Stop Circling What God Told You to Walk Into
Israel had a promise from God, but fear, disobedience, and unbelief kept an entire generation wandering. Moses looks back at their journey, their mistakes, the battles God brought them through, and the consequences of refusing to move when God said move.These chapters still speak to us today. Are we trusting God and moving forward, or are we still circling something He told us to leave behind?

Numbers 34-36: Boundaries, Inheritance and Cities of Refuge
In Numbers 34-36, God establishes Israel’s boundaries, assigns their inheritance, provides cities for the Levites, and establishes cities of refuge. These chapters remind us that God is a God of order, justice, and mercy. Join me as we read the KJV Scripture together, break down what it means, and connect these lessons to our lives today.Read along, compare everything with the Bible, and study the

Numbers 31-33: Remember the Journey and Trust the Promise
Numbers 31-33 brings Israel closer to the Promised Land. We see God’s judgment on Midian, the tribes of Reuben and Gad asking to settle east of Jordan, and a powerful review of Israel’s journey from Egypt to the edge of Canaan. These chapters remind us that God doesn’t forget where He brought us from, and His promises still require obedience, faith, and trust.

Numbers 28-30: Worship, Offerings & Keeping Your Word
In Numbers 28-30, God reminds Israel about their daily offerings, appointed feasts, and the importance of keeping their word. These chapters show us that worship isn't just about what we say. It's also about consistency, obedience, and honoring the commitments we make to God.
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