Between Sundays: Season 1 Recap

Before we close out this spiritually led season, join us as we look back at some of the most powerful moments, revelations, and faith-filled lessons from Between Sundays. We are so blessed for everyone that was a guest this season. You've helped this Ministry fulfill God's assignment by sharing His word.

Take a look back at some of the faith-led discussions that made Between Sundays a meaningful part of you growing in Christ daily."

Title: “Your Move and the Miracle”

In this powerful episode, we reflect on the message from John 9 and the story of the blind man whose life was completely transformed by Jesus. Sis. Leslie Miller and Sis. Joann Walters, has a deep-rooted conversation about the spiritual truths behind the sermon; understanding our condition, trusting God’s process, moving by faith even when we cannot yet see, and embracing the new life found in Christ.

This conversation reminds us that faith requires movement, obedience often comes before understanding, and God’s methods may not always look like what we expect but His purpose never fails.

If you’ve been waiting on clarity, healing, direction, or confirmation from God, this episode will encourage you to trust Him enough to take your next step.

Scriptures referenced include:

• John 9

• Ephesians 2:1

• 2 Corinthians 5:17

• Hebrews 11:1

• John 14:6

• Matthew 11:28

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Welcome to Between Sundays — where honest conversations meet real faith.

In this episode, we sit down with Brother Cyrus Solomon to explore a crisis of faith through Psalm 73. Together, we unpack the tension of loving God while wrestling with comparison, confusion, and spiritual exhaustion—and discover the power of Asaph’s “nevertheless” faith.

If you’ve ever felt weary, questioned God, or struggled silently, this conversation is a reminder: even in the wrestling, God is still holding you.

Deacon Leslie Miller and Sis. Robyn Walker dive into what it really means to have a hardened heart and how Jesus offers true transformation.

Through powerful scriptures like Hebrews 3:15, Ezekiel 36:26, and John 3:16, this conversation challenges us to move from being spiritually numb to fully surrendered.

This isn’t about being a “good person”; it’s about what you do with Jesus.

Are you ready to let Him change your heart?

This week, we’re joined by Deacon Leslie Miller and Minister Joann Walters as they unpack the powerful and thought-provoking sermon, “Mind Your Business,” delivered by Minister Latoya Cox. This spirited conversation is one you don’t want to miss.

In this episode of Between Sundays, host Deacon Leslie Miller sits down with Deacon Wayne Whitaker to continue the powerful conversation from Pastor Michael Brewster’s recent sermon series on being kept by God but not untouched.

Together, they unpack key biblical themes including spiritual warfare, temptation, the role of the Holy Spirit, spiritual authority, and what it truly means to live as believers who are kept by the grace of God. This conversation helps listeners move beyond Sunday’s message and apply the truth of Scripture to everyday life.

Throughout the discussion, they explore questions many believers wrestle with:

• What does it mean to be kept by God in a world that still fights against us?
• How do believers recognize the tactics of the enemy without living in fear?
• Why is abiding in Christ essential to walking in spiritual authority?
• What role does the Holy Spirit play in shaping our hearts and transforming our lives?

This is a reminder that believers are not fighting for victory, but from victory because Christ has already secured it.

In this first installment of a powerful series, we go beyond the surface and step into an honest, layered conversation about what it truly means to be kept by God; but not untouched by life.

This discussion unpacks how our experiences shape us, how silence can linger, and how faith sustains us even when we don’t fully understand the season we’re in. Inspired by the reminder that whatever God does endures forever.

This conversation challenges us to shift our perspective—from asking “Why?” to asking “Who is God being to me right now?”

If you’ve ever wrestled with faith, endured difficult seasons, or found yourself trying to carry what only God can handle, this series is for you.