Real Life, Real Faith, Real God
Life gets real—fast. Some days feel heavier than others, and sometimes it can seem like God isn’t concerned about our everyday lives. But He cares about every detail—and He’s speaking through our everyday moments.
Real Life, Real Faith, Real God with Tracy Glass brings 5 -10 minute devotional conversations where Scripture meets real life. In each short episode you can expect a scripture to help you hear God above the noise, a real-life reflection for hope and clarity, and a simple step to partner with God today.
Create a daily rhythm of meeting with God—begin your day in His presence, rest there, and trade your hurry for His peace. Build a short, rich, consistent quiet time that feeds your soul for the day. You’re not alone; God is with you in every detail.
Real Life, Real Faith, Real God
Facing Your Past
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You cannot heal what you refuse to face.
In this powerful episode, Tracy shares how unresolved wounds from childhood, rejection, and painful life experiences can silently shape our beliefs, relationships, and identity. Learn how facing your past through God's truth can become the beginning of lasting healing and freedom.
If you've struggled with rejection, low self-worth, unhealthy relationship patterns, or feeling "not enough," this episode will help you identify the root issues and begin replacing lies with God's truth.
In this episode you'll learn:
- Why facing your past is essential for healing
- How rejection wounds impact adulthood
- Signs that unresolved pain is influencing your life
- Biblical truths that restore identity and confidence
🎧 A powerful episode for women pursuing emotional healing, freedom from rejection, and a deeper understanding of their identity in Christ.
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Life gets real fast. Some days feel heavier than others, and sometimes it can seem like God isn't concerned about our everyday lives. But He cares about every detail-and He's speaking through our everyday moments.
Real Life, Real Faith, Real God with Tracy Glass brings 5 -10 minute devotional conversations where Scripture meets real life. In each short episode, you can expect a scripture to help you hear God above the noise, a real-life reflection for hope and clarity, and a simple step to partner with God today.
Create a daily rhythm of meeting with God-begin your day in His presence, rest there, and trade your hurry for His peace. Build a short, rich, consistent quiet time that feeds your soul for the day. You're not alone; God is with you in every detail. Find out more about Tracy and plug into all her resources at TracyGlassCoaching.com.
Hey there, I'm Tracy. This is real life, real faith, real God. You're in the right place to get real. Real about life, real about your faith, and real with God. This is your moment to pause, take a deep breath, and stop pretending everything's fine if it isn't. Because God can handle your truth. He's not looking for perfect, he's looking for present. So whether you're feeling strong in your faith or struggling to hold on, you're not alone. Let's meet with him, just as we are right here, right now. Hey everybody, welcome back to real life, real faith, real God. I'm Tracy Glass. And for the past few weeks, we have been talking about time, purpose, belonging, and encouragement. And through it all, one truth remains: God wastes nothing. This episode is called Such a Time as This. And it's all about stepping into the purpose you were created for right now. You know, sometimes we look back at our lives and wonder, why did I go through that? Why did that door close? But I've learned that what looks like delay is often just God's preparation. Every struggle, every setback, every tear has been preparing us for this moment. The Bible tells a story of Esther, a woman who didn't plan to be queen, but who found herself positioned by God for a divine assignment. And Mordecai said to her, Who knows if you were made for such a time as this? I believe that's true for us too. When I look back on my own life, the pain, the divorce, the rebuilding, the healing, I can see now that God was preparing me. Every season was shaping me to help someone else. And maybe that's your story too. Maybe you've been through some things that don't make sense. But I promise you, they will. Because nothing is wasted when it's placed in God's hands. Galatians says, Don't grow weary in doing good. For at the right time, you'll reap if you don't give up. That's right. God's time. And when it comes, everything changes. So I want to encourage you, stop waiting for permission. You don't need anyone else's approval to walk in what God has already confirmed. If he called you, that's enough. Write the book, start the group, share your story, step out. This is your such a time as this. Let's pray. Heavenly Father, thank you that nothing in our lives is wasted. Thank you for preparing us even when we didn't understand what you were doing. Give us courage to step out in faith and walk in our purpose. Not someday, but today. Remind every heart listening that they are chosen, anointed, and right on time. We thank you, Lord, that you've called us for such a time as this. In Jesus' name I pray. Amen. You are right where you're supposed to be. God's timing is perfect. His plan is unfolding, and his hand is on you. Thank you for joining me for this journey through real life, real faith, real God. If this message has blessed you, share it. Let's keep spreading hope and faith together. Until next time, keep living real, walking by faith, and trusting our real God through it all. Thanks for taking a few moments to meet with God today. I pray this moment reminded you that you're not alone, you're not forgotten, and you don't have to carry it on. Whatever real looks like for you right now, there is a real faith and a real God walking with you in it. Until next time, keep showing up, keep being honest, and keep trusting the one who never lets go.