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A Season of Caring PodcastAuthor: Rayna Neises
A Season of Caring Podcast is a place to find hope for your Season of Caring. Pointing listeners to the hope they can find in God even in the busyness and loneliness of caregiving. I want you to know that I see you and God sees you. What you are doing is not only difficult, and often overwhelming, but it's also one of the most important and rewarding things you can do. The guests featured are both everyday family members who are caregiver survivors and those who are still in the middle of their caring season. At times, you will meet professionals who bring their experience and compassion for you to our conversations.I want you to feel encouraged and hopeful after our time together, so you can spend this season with no regrets, living content, and loving well. Language: en-us Genres: Education, Health & Fitness, How To, Mental Health Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it |
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When Caregiving Rewrites Your Relationship with God
Episode 243
Thursday, 18 June, 2026
Send us Fan MailCaregiving can dismantle the easy answers you used to lean on and leave you with a faith that feels raw, quiet, and intensely personal. I’m talking about the kind of faith that shows up in sleepless nights, in hospital rooms, and at the kitchen table with paperwork spread out, when you realize you do not have the strength to carry everything you’re carrying.We walk through five ways caregiving reshapes faith for family caregivers, especially those navigating Alzheimer’s and dementia care: trust moving from theory to reality, prayer becoming shorter and more honest, hard questions revealing what we really believe, dependence on God replacing the pressure to be endlessly strong, and love expanding into patient, costly compassion. We also ground these insights in Scripture, including Proverbs 3:5–6, Romans 8:26, Psalm 13, and the promise that grace is sufficient in weakness.If your spiritual life feels different right now, I want you to hear this clearly: different does not mean failed. Sometimes faith looks like whispering “Lord, help me,” taking the next right step, receiving support from others, and living on daily grace instead of trying to solve the next five years. I’ll leave you with reflection questions to help you name what this season is teaching you and where God may be inviting you to trust Him today.If you know a caregiver who feels alone or worn down, share this with them. Subscribe for more encouragement for Christian caregiving, and if the message meets you where you are, leave a review so more caregivers can find hope.
