In this episode of Held by Faith: The Podcast, Wendy shares Sunday’s Verse and Devotional from John 14:27:

“Peace I leave with you, my peace I give unto you.”

This short devotional is a reminder that the peace Jesus gives is not like the peace the world offers. It is deeper than circumstances, steadier than emotions, and able to hold us even when life feels heavy, noisy, or uncertain.

In this episode, Wendy reflects on what it means to receive the peace of Christ and to begin the day trusting Him instead of letting fear, stress, or pressure take the lead.

If you need a moment of calm and encouragement, this episode is for you.

Wendy Rollin is joined by Jason for a heartfelt conversation about the final manuscript copy of A Mother’s Journey: Held by Faith being finished and ready for its June 9th release.

They also discuss Wendy’s companion release, Held by Faith Through Grief and Trauma: A 30-Day Devotional and Healing Workbook, created for those walking through grief, trauma, loss, fear, and healing.

Together, Wendy and Jason reflect on the proof copies, the progress behind the scenes, Wendy’s faith-based YouTube Shorts, her upcoming Heaven documentary, and how God has brought her life full circle — from pain and searching to purpose, testimony, and a mission to help others know they are not alone.

In this episode of Held by Faith: The Podcast, Wendy shares Sunday’s Verse and Devotional from Proverbs 3:5:

“Trust in the Lord with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding.”

A short devotional reminder that even when life feels uncertain, God is still trustworthy. This episode encourages listeners to let go of fear, stop leaning on their own understanding, and rest in the faithfulness of God.

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Sunday’s Verse and Devotional | Proverbs 3:5

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Today’s Sunday’s Verse and Devotional is from Proverbs 3:5:

“Trust in the Lord with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding.”

A simple reminder to trust God, even when life does not make sense.