You can do all things for Jesus and in His name. But without closeness to the One who empowers you to do great things, are you missing out on truly knowing Him?

If you're feeling worn down by the weight of your assignment, maybe it's because it was never meant to be something you carried in the first place. But how do you know? It comes through intimacy with our Savior. Join our friend Gloria Umanah on today's episode to hear a teaching rooted in the truth that apart from Jesus, we really can't do anything.

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Six Favorite Episodes for Six Years of The Proverbs 31 Ministries Podcast:

"There's Always a Meanwhile" with Lysa TerKeurst (our very first episode!).
"How Should I Handle Disagreements as a Christian?" with Lysa TerKeurst and Dr. Joel Muddamalle.
"How To Pray Through the Armor of God" with Wendy Blight.
"What Does God Want Me To Do Next?" with Shae Hill.
"3 Questions To Ask When Faith Feels Impossible" with Nicki Koziarz.
"Why Do Bad Things Happen to God's People?" with Dr. Joel Muddamalle.

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