Dr. Delisa Rodgers is a prophetic teacher, pastor, educator, and author whose podcast delivers biblically grounded insight for spiritual growth, healing, and leadership. Each episode blends prophetic teaching, Scripture, prayer, and real-life application to help listeners discern God’s voice, confront spiritual opposition, and walk in wholeness and purpose.
Rooted in wisdom, clarity, and compassion, the podcast addresses themes such as spiritual authority, inner healing, leadership resilience, trauma-informed faith, and navigating seasons of transition. Dr. Rodgers speaks with bold conviction and pastoral care, offering teaching that is both spiritually deep and practical for everyday life.
This podcast is for believers, leaders, and seekers who desire maturity, discernment, and restoration, and who are ready to rise rooted in truth and aligned with God’s purpose.
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Saturday Jun 29, 2019
Saturday Jun 29, 2019
Who wants to be challenged? Everyone wants to believe that they are doing the right thing, the right way. At least, I know I do. But what happens, when someone calls you to the carpet? Moses, one of the most prolific leaders in the Bible, had just that experience to happen to him. Jethro, a man he admired and who was most instrumental in facilitating his rehabilitation process in the wilderness, challenged his style of leadership. It takes a great deal of humility to listen to someone as they list the areas where you have missed it, but it also a sign of self-confidence when you can listen without being offended.
This message is going to help you understand the difference between types of challenges you may be confronted with. As sure as there are good challenges, there are not-so-good challenges. Trust me, there are people, even in leadership potions, whose method of challenging you is unhealthy. Their motives are selfish or evil, at worst, so be discerning to not accept what can become a hindrance to you. You will also learn what a good challenge looks like. You will hear me share Biblical examples of what a good challenge is made of. You won’t miss it the next time you encounter one.
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