Introducing the In the Dust Podcast! Join Sarah as she reminds us of Jesus’ invitation to come follow him. That as we follow him, we would walk close enough that we would be covered in the dust flicked up by his walking. That we would be following close enough to catch the way he lives and loves and we would become more and more like him.
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What happens when an differently answered prayer leaves us wondering whether had enough faith or prayed enough? In Episode 113, Sarah shares a personal moment from Kingdom Conference when God revealed the shame she had been carrying. Through Mark 9:24 and Romans 8:1, this episode makes room for both faith and disappointment while reminding us that differently answered prayer is not proof that we failed. It is an invitation to bring what we are carrying honestly to Jesus and receive freedom from shame.
Reflection Questions
1. Is there an unanswered prayer or painful outcome that has left you wondering whether you did not have enough faith or pray enough?
2. When you think about that situation, what does shame or condemnation say to you—and what might God be saying instead?
3. What would it look like to bring both your faith and your disappointment honestly to Jesus?
4. How might Romans 8:1—that there is no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus—speak into the shame you have been carrying?
5. Is there someone safe you could share this with or ask to pray with you as you let go of shame?
You can connect with Sarah on Instagram: @inthedustpodcast
23 Sept 2026
112. Grounded in Worship
What helps us find steady ground when fear, grief or uncertainty feel overwhelming?
In Episode 112, Sarah explores how worship brings us back to the truth of who God is and who we are in him. Through Jehoshaphat in 2 Chronicles 20, Paul and Silas in Acts 16, and personal moments of singing through distress and loss, this episode considers worship as both grounding and declaration: a way to remember God’s presence, proclaim his faithfulness and resist fear before our circumstances change. It closes with reflection questions and a prayer asking God to steady us, align our hearts with his and put a song of trust on our lips.
Reflection Questions
1. What truth about God do you need to sing over your circumstances today?
2. Where are fear, disappointment or uncertainty becoming louder than the truth of who God is?
3. When has worship helped you hold sorrow and trust together?
4. Who—or what place in your community—could you intentionally sing or pray God’s blessing over this week?
5. How might worship help you see your present situation through the Father’s eyes and respond for his kingdom’s cause?
6. What song could you return to when strong feelings rise—one that helps ground you in who God is and what he says is true?
Connect with Sarah on Instagram: @inthedustpodcast
16 Sept 2026
111. Faith for the Unseen: Trusting God When You Can't See the Whole Picture
What does faith look like when we cannot see what comes next? In Episode 111, Sarah reflects on Hebrews 11:1 and the space between what we hope for and what is visible. Through the uncertainty of General Change, the remembered faithfulness of God, and the ordinary pressures of daily life, this episode explores faith not as wishful thinking or certainty about outcomes, but as confidence in the God who meets us in the waiting.
Reflection Questions:
What am I placing my confidence in right now?
Where has God provided before?
Where has He been faithful?
What prayers has He already answered?
What storms has He already carried us through?
You can connect with Sarah on Instagram: @inthedustpodcast
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