Do you find you are constantly comparing yourself to others? Or do you get jealous when others get praise and recognition and you don’t? Do you find yourself feeling like you have to fight for everything you can get? These behaviors and many others come from living life from an orphan heart. That is the focus of today’s podcast.

What would your life be like if you had no fear? Do you wake up every morning feeling like a son who is secure and confident of your Heavenly Fathers love, and live your life for the joy of giving that love away to others? Or, do you get up every day and feel like a slave, struggling constantly with fears of failure or rejection, unable to trust, wondering what you have to do to appease the master today? That’s what we are going to talk through in our podcast today.

When God called the Israelites to stand up to the Philistines, they were afraid. The giant named Goliath was a threat that seemed to great to overcome. David was confident in the Lord, and went out to meet Goliath. Through the power of God, not only did David defeat Goliath, but the army of Israel was emboldened to charge forward and overtake the Philistine army. What lesson can we learn from this story? Today on the podcast, Lee Whitman brings a strong charge of encouragement.

On this special Valentines Day episode, Lee and Cindi Whitman take some time together to process through some of the key areas in their relationship that have experienced healing through the ministry of Restoring The Foundations.

What is true worship, and how do we know if we are worshiping God rightly?

Today on the podcast, Lee Whitman shares some stories from his past that may help give you a fresh perspective on Biblical worship.

DEATH = many unknowns.

As believers in Christ, our hope is found in an eternal life with God AFTER this physical life, but the thought of losing a loved one (or even our own life) can feel like a heavy weight.

In today’s podcast we encourage you and give you assurance that you can have hope in the the age to come.

Life can be unpredictable and when things don’t go as planned, it’s easy to lose hope. If you’ve felt like your hope has been stolen, this podcast is for you.

Have you ever sinned so badly that you were convinced God couldn’t forgive you? Have you ever thought that God might be getting sick of hearing you ask for forgiveness?

In our podcast today, we prove in scripture that your greatest sin is forgivable!

You’re not good enough to live a Godly life, and you can’t do enough to earn God’s affection or favor. In fact, In Isaiah 28, God’s word clearly says that all your best attempts at righteousness are in the same category as used toilet paper. When you look at it that way, it makes you re-think how you approach this Christian walk.

Does this mean we give up trying, and live however we want? We’ll unpack that question in today’s podcast.

On behalf of all of us at Restoring The Foundations, we want to wish you a very happy new year!

Last year was a big year for RTF. We crafted and launched the Hope, Healing, And Freedom podcast, we announced our new myRTF platform and began streamlining our organization, we hosted an amazing live International Advanced Conference here in Nashville, and most importantly – many received a renewed hope, deep healing, and freedom in Christ.

As we embark on another rotation around the sun, we wanted to bring back one of our earlier podcasts that, we believe, will set the tone for what’s ahead this new year. Please be blessed as RTF Director Cindi Whitman presents a Refresh for 2023: Living an Abundant Life in Christ.