Daily Devotions for Busy Lives
Too busy for quiet time this morning? Spirit running on empty before your day even starts? This short daily podcast helps you reconnect with God without rearranging your whole schedule. Join Dr. Bart Leger each weekday morning for a few minutes of Scripture, real-life encouragement, and a simple way...
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Dec. 19, 2025
Parenting When You’re Bone-Tired
Exhausted, overwhelmed, and wondering if you’re failing as a parent? In this episode, discover how God gently carries you as you care for your kids, giving special grace to those who are worn out and “have young.”
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Oct. 2, 2026
When You Keep Starting Things and Not Finishing Them
You begin with excitement, and by week six the momentum runs out. Learn what Solomon puts beside starting in Ecclesiastes 7:8, and the second prayer most of us never think to pray. Some Christians have noticed a pattern in themselves. You start with excitement. A new project, or a new commitment at church. For a few weeks it's the best thing going. Then somewhere around week six, the momentum runs out. It stops being fun, and the thing stays half-done while you're already getting interested in
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Oct. 1, 2026
When Your Family Holidays Are Unrecognizable Now
A parent died or the kids moved away, and the holidays look nothing like they used to. Learn what Psalm 30:5 promises and what it leaves open, plus how to sort the traditions you keep from the ones you set down. The holidays you grew up with are not the holidays you have now. A parent died, or a marriage ended. Your grown children moved across the country and they rotate years with the in-laws now. The table you used to gather around doesn't exist anymore, and the one you sit at now can feel li
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Sept. 30, 2026
What to Do When You've Been Treated Unfairly at Work
Someone less qualified got the promotion, or your idea showed up with another name on it. Learn what Psalm 37 says to stop doing, and the active command that keeps resentment from shrinking your work. There are stretches when your workplace is fair, and there are stretches when it isn't. You watched somebody less qualified get the promotion. Your idea showed up in a meeting with another person's name attached to it. It is one thing to be treated unfairly. It is another thing to keep showing up
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Sept. 29, 2026
Help, My Marriage Survived but Never Healed
The crisis is years behind you and the marriage works, and there's still a list of subjects neither of you brings up. Learn why Ephesians 4:32 speaks to a couple who assumed the healing ended long ago. Some couples went through a crisis, or a string of them, and they made the decision to stay married. That was the right call, and they have lived with it for years now. And the deeper wounds from what happened never fully closed. You still avoid certain subjects, and both of you know which ones t
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Sept. 28, 2026
What to Do When Your Prayer Has Become Mostly Complaint
After a stretch of difficult months, some Christians notice that complaint is nearly all their prayer has been. Learn what Colossians 4:2 attaches to prayer, and the one sentence that changes where your praying starts. Prayer is one of the places God welcomes your complaint. He wants to hear about what's wrong, and Scripture is full of people who told Him at length and got no rebuke for it. But some Christians get to a point, usually after a stretch of difficult months, where they notice that c
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Sept. 25, 2026
What to Do When You're Afraid Your Child Is Dating the Wrong Person
You see things your child can't see yet, and every word you say seems to push them further in. Learn what Psalm 25:12 changes about the way you pray, and what fifty years of research says about a parent's leverage. Few things pull on a parent like watching your child with somebody you're worried about. You see things they can't see yet. You've been around long enough to know how much a partner shapes a life, and you can already picture the next ten years of it. And you're walking a line every d
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Oct. 2, 2026
Why You Keep Starting Six Things and Finishing One: The Christian Struggle with Discernment and Endurance
Many busy believers struggle with a frustrating cycle of starting ambitious new projects or church commitments with immense excitement, only to abandon them around week six. While this is often diagnosed purely as a lack of grit or discipline, a dee…
Oct. 1, 2026
The 20-Minute Tradition Audit: How to Let Go of Holiday Pain Without Guilt
When your family dynamics shift because of a death, divorce, or grown children moving away, trying to recreate the exact holidays of your past can leave you emotionally exhausted. A simple 20-minute tradition audit gives you a practical framework to…
Sept. 30, 2026
Why Fretting Over Workplace Injustice Hurts You More Than the Person Who Wronged You
When you have been treated unfairly at work, replaying the slight on a constant mental loop does more damage to your own spirit and productivity than the original incident itself. Discover how to break the cycle of workplace rumination, protect your…
About the Host
Bart Leger
I’m a husband, father, pastor, and lifelong encourager with a passion for helping people grow in their faith, especially when life feels full and fast-paced. After forty years of ministry and walking with people through both joy and crisis, I’ve learned that the most powerful moments with God often come in the middle of our everyday routines.
Whether I’m teaching the Bible, offering support during difficult seasons, or simply sharing a word of encouragement, my heart is to remind you that God is faithful—even in the chaos. I don’t believe you have to be perfect to grow spiritually. You just need a willing heart and a little space to pause, listen, and trust that God is working in your story.