Cindy Grasso explores why some people are born into Christian homes while others are not—and what Scripture reveals about God’s pursuit of every heart. She explains that while family background may shape our starting point, it does not determine salvation or God’s choosing. Through biblical examples and promises, Cindy shows that God reveals Himself to seekers everywhere and desires all people to know Him.

Cindy Grasso addresses the painful question of whether certain sins—specifically taking a life—can disqualify someone from God’s forgiveness or calling. Using biblical examples like Moses and King David, she shows that forgiveness is not based on the size of the sin but the greatness of the Savior. This episode offers hope, healing, and reassurance that no one is beyond God’s mercy, grace, or choosing.

Cindy Grasso explores the beautiful truth that God didn’t choose you out of obligation—He chose you out of delight. Using Scripture from both the Old and New Testaments, she explains that God’s choosing is intentional, relational, and rooted in everlasting love. You are not God’s last resort. You are His joy, His beloved, His intentional creation. This episode invites listeners to rest in the confidence that they were chosen on purpose and loved without pause.

Cindy addresses the big question: Can someone truly saved ever become unsaved? She walks through Scripture to show that salvation is not fragile, not earned, and not maintained by our perfection — it is a miracle of rebirth that God Himself secures. For the struggler, the wanderer, the weary heart, this episode offers assurance, hope, and peace.

Cindy Grasso answers the question, “If Jesus died for everyone, is everyone saved?” She walks through Scripture to show how Jesus’ sacrifice made salvation possible for all people, while still honoring the dignity of personal choice. Heaven is not automatic — it’s relational, and the invitation is open to everyone.

Cindy shares how to find peace that holds even when life falls apart. Drawing from Psalm 62, Ephesians 2:14, and Matthew 11:28, she reminds us that rest is found only in Jesus—the fortress of love who carries what we cannot.

Holiness isn’t performance—it’s belonging. Set your hope on Jesus, remember you’re redeemed, and live from the love of a Father who calls you His own.

Cindy Grasso shares how to stop fueling fear and start trusting God. Through Psalm 37 and 1 Peter 5, she shows that fretting begins when we give fear power — but peace comes when we surrender it to God. This episode offers a simple, practical way to release worry, choose trust, and rest in your identity as God’s beloved.

Cindy shares how humility and trust go hand in hand. Drawing from 1 Peter 5:5–7, she explains how to let go of pride, cast your anxieties onto God, and find rest under His mighty hand. This message will help you replace striving with surrender and self-reliance with grace.

Cindy shares personal lessons from 30 years of marriage—how faith, grace, and growth transform love over time. With honesty and warmth, she talks about learning to choose each other through every season, honoring change as holy, and trusting Jesus to hold you together when life feels fragile. This is a message about lasting love and the God who never gives up on us.

Cindy Grasso unpacks 1 Peter 4:12–14 to remind us that fiery trials are not signs of God’s absence but invitations to deeper faith. She encourages listeners to see suffering as refining, not punishment, and to rest in God’s love that never wavers. Even when misunderstood, rejected, or walking through fire, His Spirit rests upon you—and His glory will be revealed through you.

Cindy Grasso unpacks 1 Peter 4:1–11 and shows how to arm yourself with the attitude of Christ. When we choose trust over comfort and obedience over ease, we step into freedom and purpose. You are no longer defined by what you used to do; you are defined by who you belong to.

In this episode, Cindy continues walking through 1 Peter 3 and reminds us that God’s definition of beauty is not the same as the world’s. Together we’ll look at the call to relationships marked by honor and respect, and discover the unfading beauty God treasures in us.

What’s cluttering your soul? In this episode, Cindy helps us identify what we need to release and how to feed our faith with the presence of God. Discover how craving His love leads to growth, strength, and the freedom to walk as His beloved.

Cindy Grasso unpacks 1 Peter 1:6–9 to encourage those walking through trials. Faith isn’t about pretending pain doesn’t exist, it’s trusting that God is real in the middle of it. Trials refine rather than ruin faith, and joy comes not from circumstances but from knowing Jesus. If your faith feels tired, this episode will remind you that you are loved, not forgotten, and being led by the Savior who never leaves your side.

Peter’s real, messy story frames his powerful letter. Cindy explores Peter’s denial and restoration, then unpacks 1 Peter 1:1–2: you are chosen by the Father, being changed by the Spirit, and cleansed through Jesus’ grace and peace in abundance.

Forgiveness doesn’t mean forgetting, excusing, or enabling. In this episode, Cindy Grasso shares what forgiveness is not and how God’s Word invites us into freedom and healing that comes only from Him.

Cindy Grasso shares the life-changing truth that God is not only Creator but also Father. Unlike earthly fathers, He never abandons, rejects, or fails. Through Jesus, we are adopted as His children, loved unconditionally, and invited into closeness with Him. This episode offers hope, healing, and the reminder that you are seen, chosen, and forever His.

Satan’s fate is sealed, but yours is not. In this episode, Cindy shares what the Bible says about who Satan is, why he can’t change, and how you can stand firm in victory through Christ. Be encouraged—you are forgiven, free, and forever His.

Cindy Grasso reveals how temptation is less about doing wrong and more about doubting who you are in Christ. She explains the devil’s limits, Christ’s victory at the cross, and how to resist the enemy by standing firm in your identity as God’s chosen and dearly loved child.