The Daily Selah Podcast

God Was Still Good

In this deeply moving conversation, Jody Hudson shares her powerful testimony of faith through unimaginable hardship. From foster care and adoption to divorce, financial loss, and the heartbreaking passing of her daughter Alex, Jody opens up about the many seasons that shaped her life and strengthened her relationship with God.
Through her story, she reminds us that even in the most painful moments, God’s presence never leaves us. Jody reflects on how faith, prayer, and a strong community carried her through grief and helped transform her pain into purpose.
She also shares how honoring Alex’s legacy led her to write A Promise to Alex and continue advocacy through the Alex Hudson Lyme Foundation — bringing awareness, education, and hope to families affected by Lyme disease.
If you are walking through a difficult season, this episode is a reminder to keep showing up, lean into faith, and trust that God is still working — even when you cannot see it.

Borrowed Faith: The Power of Community

Borrowed faith reminds us that healing and growth often happen through community, not isolation. In this episode, we break down Mark 2 and explore how shared faith, intentional relationships, and spiritual gifts work together to bring breakthrough. This conversation sets the foundation for a New Year centered on connection, purpose, and walking out faith together.

This Is What Happens When You Stop Stretching Spiritually

If life has been shaping your reactions more than your time with God, you’re not alone. Discover what spiritual atrophy is, how it shows up, and how God lovingly rebuilds you when life has been training your responses more than your prayer life has.

Taming the Tongue: Speaking Life in Every Season

In this episode of Daily Selah, we explore the power of words and how they shape the atmosphere of our lives. Through scripture, reflection, and real-life moments, listeners are reminded that aligning their speech with God’s truth allows them to speak life, shift environments, and walk in divine purpose.

Fireproof Faith: The Kind That Stands, Even When It Burns

This week on The Daily Selah Podcast, I dive into Daniel 3 — the story of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego — to remind you that God doesn’t just deliver from the fire; He delivers in it. In this powerful, reflective episode, you’ll learn what it means to develop “even if He doesn’t” faith — the kind of faith that stands firm when life turns up the heat.

It’s Not Yours—It’s God’s: The Strength in Stewardship

In this episode of the Daily Selah Podcast, we dive into the true meaning of stewardship — caring for what God has entrusted to us instead of claiming it as our own. From time and talents to relationships, resources, and even our bodies, we explore how faithfulness in the little opens the door to greater freedom. Discover the peace that comes when you realize: It’s not yours — it’s God’s.

More Oil, More Light: Why Surrender Ignites Your Flame

Your gift is the lamp, but it’s surrender that fills it with oil. In this episode, we’ll pause and explore how God alone can ignite your flame so your life shines with purpose.

The Storm Before the Harvest

In this episode of The Daily Selah Podcast, I share lessons from Mark 4, my 3-day fast, and the storms that test our faith on the way to harvest. Be encouraged that no matter how loud the storm feels, Jesus has already promised you’ll make it to the other side

Reaping What’s Ready, Releasing What’s Finished

Fall is a season of both harvest and release — a time to gather the fruit God has grown and let go of what no longer serves us. In this episode of The Daily Selah Podcast, we’ll explore the beauty of reaping and releasing, slowing down, and trusting God’s timing in every shift of the season.

Called But Tired: Trusting God in the Waiting

This week I open up about what it feels like to be called but tired—wrestling with exhaustion, spiritual warfare, and the struggle to keep trusting God in the waiting. Anchored in Psalm 27:14, Psalm 34:17-19, and more, this episode is a reminder that even when we whisper “I have nothing left,” God hears, He is present, and He is rewriting our story.