Good and Faithful Podcast

About Good and Faithful Podcast

The Good and Faithful Podcast, hosted by Jessica Clark, explores the meaning behind Matthew 25:21, “Well done, good and faithful servant. You have been faithful over a little; I will set you over much. Enter into the joy of your master.” God calls us to live a meaningful life using the talents He has given us. He has entrusted us with a mighty calling that we would use our lives to advance His kingdom. Join Jessica as she shares about God’s love and power and how you can live a meaningful life so that, one day, the Lord will say to you, “Well done, good and faithful servant.”

Publisher

Jessica Clark

Category

religion & spirituality

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

21 Apr 2023

Latest episode

12 Oct 2026

Latest episodes

121 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   12 Oct 2026

   For the Person Running On Empty: Stop Striving and Start Trusting God in Weariness | Jessica Clark | Ep. 119

   I’m learning that when I’m running on empty, I don’t have to push harder. In this episode, I share how I’m making space to rest, listening for God’s guidance, and holding onto faith when answers seem slow to come. If you’re feeling worn out or stuck in a waiting season, I hope this conversation reminds you that you can keep going without running yourself into the ground.

2. 

   28 Sept 2026

   The Discipline That Keeps Your Faith From Going Flat (and some EXCITING news!) | Jessica Clark | Ep. 121

   Welcome back to another episode! I have some very exciting news to share in this one! I'm living in a season of big blessings: engagement, wedding planning, a move, half-marathon training, and a growing list of good things. But, this episode asks a harder question: what happens when the very blessings you prayed for start crowding out your time with God? If you’ve ever felt spiritually distracted by busyness, comfort, or even good opportunities, this conversation will hit home. In this episode, I talk about the joy of getting engaged to Jackson in Ireland, the frustration of travel delays and missed plans, and the peace I feel entering marriage. But the real heart of the episode is my honest conviction that I am praying to “lock in” not just with my goals, but with my faith. I share why discipline matters more than spiritual mood or motivation, how doomscrolling, exhaustion, and a packed schedule can slowly pull you away from prayer, the difference between asking God for desire and actually building a life that follows through, and how to spot modern-day idols like acceptance, status, comfort, and being seen. I also talk about how my past "wilderness season" helped shape my hunger for intimacy with the Lord, and why this new season of blessing feels like both a gift and a test. I talk about the danger of becoming spiritually stagnant, the power of Scripture memorization, and the need to keep your original confidence in Christ all the way to the end. This episode is for the believer who knows the right thing, feels the conviction, but needs the push to make time for Jesus again. It’s a reminder that nothing on this earth satisfies like Him, and that freedom starts when you choose obedience over distraction. Whether you need a reset or a reason to return to consistent time with God, this episode is for you. Don’t let the blessings make you lose sight of the Blesser!

3. 

   24 Aug 2026

   What Luke 10 Taught Me About Rest, Grace, and Distraction | Jessica Clark | Ep. 120

   Busyness can look productive and still pull you away from Jesus. In this podcast episode, I talk about the tension that comes with a packed season of life, from church transitions and travel prep to leading a growing run club and trying to stay faithful without burning out. I read Luke 10:38-42, the story of Martha and Mary, and talk about why the "good portion" is not getting everything done - it is sitting at Jesus' feet before the rest of life demands your attention. You’ll discover: Why striving to do "kingdom work" in your own strength leaves you exhausted How Martha and Mary reveal two very different responses to Jesus' presence What it looks like to choose quiet devotion over distraction, even when your calendar is full Why prayer, Scripture, and slowing down can actually make you more effective, not less How to spot the habits, anxieties, and hidden idols that crowd out intimacy with God I also open up about the pressure I have been putting on myself as I've been leading a ministry in Atlanta, supporting community, planing a trip, and trying to be present for friends, family, and the Lord all at once. This conversation is a gentle but powerful reminder that Jesus does not ask you to carry everything alone; rather, He invites you into rest, clarity, and supernatural strength that only comes from being with Him first. This episode is perfect for anyone feeling spiritually distracted, overcommitted, or a little too much like Martha lately, and needing the reset that comes from choosing the better portion.

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Apple Podcasts (US)

5.0 / 5

8 ratings

Spotify

5.0 / 5

28 ratings

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