<![CDATA[The Walker Ever After Podcast]]>https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/adrian-walker9Riverside.fm (https://riverside.com)Thu, 28 May 2026 10:54:23 GMTFri, 17 Apr 2026 16:31:25 GMT60Evangelist Adrian WalkerThe Walker Ever After Podcast is a faith-based, real-talk podcast centered on love, marriage, purpose, and personal growth. Hosted by Evangelist Adrian Walker, each episode features honest conversations, biblical wisdom, and real life testimonies designed to inspire healing, strengthen relationships, and encourage listeners to walk confidently in their God-given calling. Whether married, preparing for marriage, or seeking spiritual growth, this podcast offers hope, clarity, and practical truth for everyday life.episodicEvangelist Adrian Walkertimiapaulettewalker@gmail.comno<![CDATA[Season 2 Episode 2: Grief]]>The conversation delves into the profound experience of grief, acknowledging its weight and impact on individuals. It explores personal stories of loss, the stages of grief, and the ways in which individuals cope with and navigate through their grief. The conversation delves into the themes of grief, loss, and acceptance, as well as the process of moving forward. It explores the pain of loss, the stages of grief, and the struggle of finding purpose and acceptance after the passing of loved ones. The story of Ruth is also discussed, providing a reflection on resilience and loyalty in the face of adversity.

Takeaways

  • Grief is a complex and deeply personal experience
  • The stages of grief include denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance
  • Acceptance and Moving Forward

Chapters

  • 00:00 Personal Loss and Grieving Experiences
  • 46:42 The Pain of Loss
  • 51:42 Bargaining and Acceptance
  • 59:18 Finding Purpose and Moving Forward
  • 01:14:08 The Story of Ruth and Reflection
  • 01:21:00 The Pain of Loss and Moving Forward
]]>d24f5f4d-8727-461a-8d9b-39ae05171557Mon, 27 Apr 2026 01:43:21 GMT<p>The conversation delves into the profound experience of grief, acknowledging its weight and impact on individuals. It explores personal stories of loss, the stages of grief, and the ways in which individuals cope with and navigate through their grief. The conversation delves into the themes of grief, loss, and acceptance, as well as the process of moving forward. It explores the pain of loss, the stages of grief, and the struggle of finding purpose and acceptance after the passing of loved ones. The story of Ruth is also discussed, providing a reflection on resilience and loyalty in the face of adversity.</p><p></p><p>Takeaways</p><ul><li>Grief is a complex and deeply personal experience</li><li>The stages of grief include denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance </li><li>Acceptance and Moving Forward</li></ul><p></p><p>Chapters</p><ul><li>00:00 Personal Loss and Grieving Experiences</li><li>46:42 The Pain of Loss</li><li>51:42 Bargaining and Acceptance</li><li>59:18 Finding Purpose and Moving Forward</li><li>01:14:08 The Story of Ruth and Reflection</li><li>01:21:00 The Pain of Loss and Moving Forward</li></ul>no01:31:3222Season 2 Episode 2: Grieffull<![CDATA[Bonus: CAUTION! You Don't Want No Smoke]]>The conversation delves into the struggle of addiction and the power of repentance and the word of God in overcoming it. It emphasizes the influence of the enemy, the power of Christ, and the assurance of redemption and freedom in Christ.

Takeaways

  • Overcoming addiction through repentance
  • The power of the word of God

Chapters

  • 00:00 The Temptation of Addiction
  • 06:41 The Power of Christ
]]>02753c9e-0975-45ab-9078-d1a2ff1da7ebMon, 20 Apr 2026 02:46:38 GMT<p>The conversation delves into the struggle of addiction and the power of repentance and the word of God in overcoming it. It emphasizes the influence of the enemy, the power of Christ, and the assurance of redemption and freedom in Christ.</p><p></p><p>Takeaways</p><ul><li>Overcoming addiction through repentance</li><li>The power of the word of God</li></ul><p></p><p>Chapters</p><ul><li>00:00 The Temptation of Addiction</li><li>06:41 The Power of Christ</li></ul>no00:12:09Bonus: CAUTION! You Don't Want No Smokebonus<![CDATA[Season 2 Episode 1: God's Way]]>The conversation begins with an introduction to Season Two of the podcast, followed by expressions of gratitude and the vision behind the podcast. The hosts discuss the joy of podcasting, family involvement, creating a theme song, understanding God and Jesus, and conclude with an appreciation for each other and a reflection on God and Jesus. The conversation also includes memories of Resurrection Sunday. The conversation delves into the concept of God's ways being higher than our ways and the Lord's delight in our ways. It explores the idea of the Word becoming flesh, understanding God's ways, the Lord directing the steps of the godly, the delight of the Lord, and the experience of stumbling and rising.

Takeaways

  • God and Jesus explained
  • Memories of Resurrection Sunday God's ways are higher than our ways
  • The Lord delights in our ways

Chapters

  • 00:00 Introduction to Season Two
  • 07:26 Creating a Theme Song
  • 17:45 Understanding God and Jesus
  • 24:32 Appreciation for Spouse and Reflection on God and Jesus
  • 32:46 Understanding God's Ways
  • 38:45 The Delight of the Lord
  • 48:08 Stumbling and Rising
]]>22a24dfd-8d19-4b02-ac88-42b1cb9ea436Mon, 20 Apr 2026 00:24:57 GMT<p>The conversation begins with an introduction to Season Two of the podcast, followed by expressions of gratitude and the vision behind the podcast. The hosts discuss the joy of podcasting, family involvement, creating a theme song, understanding God and Jesus, and conclude with an appreciation for each other and a reflection on God and Jesus. The conversation also includes memories of Resurrection Sunday. The conversation delves into the concept of God's ways being higher than our ways and the Lord's delight in our ways. It explores the idea of the Word becoming flesh, understanding God's ways, the Lord directing the steps of the godly, the delight of the Lord, and the experience of stumbling and rising.</p><p></p><p>Takeaways</p><ul><li>God and Jesus explained</li><li>Memories of Resurrection Sunday God's ways are higher than our ways</li><li>The Lord delights in our ways</li></ul><p></p><p>Chapters</p><ul><li>00:00 Introduction to Season Two</li><li>07:26 Creating a Theme Song</li><li>17:45 Understanding God and Jesus</li><li>24:32 Appreciation for Spouse and Reflection on God and Jesus</li><li>32:46 Understanding God's Ways</li><li>38:45 The Delight of the Lord</li><li>48:08 Stumbling and Rising</li></ul>no00:54:4721Season 2 Episode 1: God's Wayfull<![CDATA[Bonus Episode: For Him & For Her]]>This bonus episode of the Walker Ever After Podcast features a focus on prayer, testimony, and the power of change. The hosts, Adrian and Timia Walker, share a message of encouragement and hope, emphasizing the importance of prayer, the impact of testimonies, and the transformative power of change. The episode also includes an announcement of a new venue for the podcast and an invitation for listeners to share their testimonies.

Takeaways

  • Prayer and Testimony
  • The Power of Change

Chapters

  • 00:00 Introduction and Purpose of the Bonus Episode
  • 06:55 Message for Women
  • 13:27 Encouragement and Testimony Sharing
  • 36:18 The Importance of Prayer and Blessing Others
]]>d33921c2-ce7f-4d84-8276-8c7df7b1cbffSat, 18 Apr 2026 04:25:33 GMT<p>This bonus episode of the Walker Ever After Podcast features a focus on prayer, testimony, and the power of change. The hosts, Adrian and Timia Walker, share a message of encouragement and hope, emphasizing the importance of prayer, the impact of testimonies, and the transformative power of change. The episode also includes an announcement of a new venue for the podcast and an invitation for listeners to share their testimonies.</p><p></p><p>Takeaways</p><ul><li>Prayer and Testimony</li><li>The Power of Change</li></ul><p></p><p>Chapters</p><ul><li>00:00 Introduction and Purpose of the Bonus Episode</li><li>06:55 Message for Women</li><li>13:27 Encouragement and Testimony Sharing</li><li>36:18 The Importance of Prayer and Blessing Others</li></ul>no00:40:13Bonus Episode: For Him & For Herbonus<![CDATA[Episode 4: Love]]>In this episode, newlyweds, Adrian and Timia dive into the powerful and transformative meaning of love from a biblical perspective. This conversation unpacks what love truly looks like according to Scripture, not just as an emotion, but as a daily commitment that reflects God’s heart. We explore how love shapes our relationships, strengthens our faith, and calls us to live differently in a world that often misunderstands it.This episode challenges listeners to examine how they give and receive love, and how God’s perfect love becomes the foundation for every area of life.Song of the Week:Love by Kirk Franklin and God's PropertyScriptures Discussed:1 Corinthians 13:4-7John 3:16

Types of Love

ahavah-can be used of human love toward oneself, another person of the opposite sex, or another person in general. (Jeremiah 31:3)

phileo-refers to tender affection, such as toward a friend or family member It is used to express God the Father's love for Jesus (John 5:20), God's love for an individual believer (John 16:27), and Jesus' love for a disciple (John 20:2). Phileo is never used for a person's love towards God.

agape-used interchangeably with phileo to designate God the Father's love for Jesus (John 3:35), God the Father's love for an individual believer (John 14:21), and Christ's love for a disciple (John 13:23)

Please reach out to us if you are in need of prayer or someone to stand in the gap with you.walkereverafter042427@gmail.com

]]>https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/adrian-walker9/episodes/Episode-4-Love-e3f63in3e33497c-1676-4ce5-a821-b0f7c8f135f9Mon, 16 Feb 2026 18:20:01 GMT<p>In this episode, newlyweds, Adrian and Timia dive into the powerful and transformative meaning of love from a biblical perspective. This conversation unpacks what love truly looks like according to Scripture, not just as an emotion, but as a daily commitment that reflects God’s heart. We explore how love shapes our relationships, strengthens our faith, and calls us to live differently in a world that often misunderstands it.This episode challenges listeners to examine how they give and receive love, and how God’s perfect love becomes the foundation for every area of life.Song of the Week:Love by Kirk Franklin and God's PropertyScriptures Discussed:1 Corinthians 13:4-7John 3:16</p><p><strong>Types of Love</strong></p><p><strong>ahavah</strong>-<em>can be used of human love toward oneself, another person of the opposite sex, or another person in general. (Jeremiah 31:3)</em></p><p><strong>phileo</strong>-<em>refers to tender affection, such as toward a friend or family member It is used to express God the Father's love for Jesus (John 5:20), God's love for an individual believer (John 16:27), and Jesus' love for a disciple (John 20:2). Phileo is never used for a person's love towards God.</em></p><p><strong>agape-</strong><em>used interchangeably with phileo to designate God the Father's love for Jesus (John 3:35), God the Father's love for an individual believer (John 14:21), and Christ's love for a disciple (John 13:23)</em></p><p>Please reach out to us if you are in need of prayer or someone to stand in the gap with you.walkereverafter042427@gmail.com</p> no00:42:1314Episode 4: Lovefull<![CDATA[Episode 1: Welcome to The Walker Ever After Podcast]]>Meet Evangelist Adrian Walker and his fiancé Timia for their introductory podcast episode. It's all about the New Season of life that God is blessing them to enter and how he can do it for you too! Tune in LIVE every Sunday night at 7pm as they inspire, encourage and have fun as they plan to walk the path that God is leading them down as Walker Ever After!

Song of the Week: New by Tye Tribbetthttps://youtu.be/uxmguZS_KZo?si=z0OmqyLWOwkoD533

Scripture of the Week: Isaiah 43:19 ESV

Do you have questions? Are you in need of prayer? Would you like to leave some feedback? Email Evangelist Adrian or Timia here: walkereverafter042427@gmail.com

]]>https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/adrian-walker9/episodes/Episode-1-Welcome-to-The-Walker-Ever-After-Podcast-e3eto12aa5f92bb-dd7c-480b-b97f-9afad21985d3Sun, 25 Jan 2026 17:18:00 GMT<p>Meet Evangelist Adrian Walker and his fiancé Timia for their introductory podcast episode. It's all about the New Season of life that God is blessing them to enter and how he can do it for you too! Tune in LIVE every Sunday night at 7pm as they inspire, encourage and have fun as they plan to walk the path that God is leading them down as Walker Ever After!</p><p>Song of the Week: New by Tye Tribbetthttps://youtu.be/uxmguZS_KZo?si=z0OmqyLWOwkoD533</p><p>Scripture of the Week: Isaiah 43:19 ESV</p><p>Do you have questions? Are you in need of prayer? Would you like to leave some feedback? Email Evangelist Adrian or Timia here: walkereverafter042427@gmail.com</p> no00:27:3711Episode 1: Welcome to The Walker Ever After Podcastfull<![CDATA[Episode 7: Patience]]>In Episode 7 of The Walker Ever After Podcast, Adrian and Timia continue their Fruit of the Spirit series with a powerful and honest conversation about patience one of the most difficult but necessary spiritual disciplines.Through personal stories, real-life marriage moments, and biblical teaching, they explore what it means to trust God’s timing even when answers feel delayed. Waiting on God can be frustrating, but patience reminds us that while we are waiting, God is always working behind the scenes.Adrian shares a message about how God’s patience toward us should shape the way we treat others, while Timia discusses the importance of being specific in prayer and learning to build the “patience muscle” in everyday situations whether in marriage, work, or family relationships.The episode also highlights the powerful story of Jacob and how his love for Rachel caused him to patiently work years for the woman he loved, showing that true love and patience go hand in hand.Together, Adrian and Timia remind listeners that God has been patient with all of us through our mistakes and growth, and we are called to extend that same patience to others.If you’ve ever struggled with waiting, frustration, or trusting God’s timing, this episode will encourage you to stay faithful, keep praying, and remember that God’s plan is always unfolding even when you can’t see it yet.Scriptures DiscussedThessalonians 3:3 – The Lord is faithful and guards us from the evil oneBook of Ecclesiastes 3:1 – There is a season for everythingBook of Psalms 37:1–3, 9–13, 34–38 – Learning patience when the wicked seem to prosperGalatians 5:22 – Patience as a fruit of the SpiritCorinthians 13:4–7 – Love is patientCorinthians 6:6 – Ministers are called to patienceGenesis 29:16–30 – Jacob’s patience while waiting for RachelSong of the WeekI Need a Little More Jesus by Erica Campbell featuring FantasiaJoin Adrian and Timia every week as they share honest conversations about faith, marriage, growth, and walking with God together.Real Talk. Real Faith. Real Impact.#WalkerEverAfterPodcast#FruitOfTheSpirit#Patience#ChristianPodcast#ChristianMarriage#TrustGodsTiming#BibleStudy#FaithInMarriage#ChristianEncouragement#WaitingOnGod

]]>https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/adrian-walker9/episodes/Episode-7-Patience-e3g6qt4b89e9f8a-2f92-41c6-bc23-b4311655ba91Tue, 10 Mar 2026 01:27:30 GMT<p>In Episode 7 of The Walker Ever After Podcast, Adrian and Timia continue their Fruit of the Spirit series with a powerful and honest conversation about patience one of the most difficult but necessary spiritual disciplines.Through personal stories, real-life marriage moments, and biblical teaching, they explore what it means to trust God’s timing even when answers feel delayed. Waiting on God can be frustrating, but patience reminds us that while we are waiting, God is always working behind the scenes.Adrian shares a message about how God’s patience toward us should shape the way we treat others, while Timia discusses the importance of being specific in prayer and learning to build the “patience muscle” in everyday situations whether in marriage, work, or family relationships.The episode also highlights the powerful story of Jacob and how his love for Rachel caused him to patiently work years for the woman he loved, showing that true love and patience go hand in hand.Together, Adrian and Timia remind listeners that God has been patient with all of us through our mistakes and growth, and we are called to extend that same patience to others.If you’ve ever struggled with waiting, frustration, or trusting God’s timing, this episode will encourage you to stay faithful, keep praying, and remember that God’s plan is always unfolding even when you can’t see it yet.Scriptures DiscussedThessalonians 3:3 – The Lord is faithful and guards us from the evil oneBook of Ecclesiastes 3:1 – There is a season for everythingBook of Psalms 37:1–3, 9–13, 34–38 – Learning patience when the wicked seem to prosperGalatians 5:22 – Patience as a fruit of the SpiritCorinthians 13:4–7 – Love is patientCorinthians 6:6 – Ministers are called to patienceGenesis 29:16–30 – Jacob’s patience while waiting for RachelSong of the WeekI Need a Little More Jesus by Erica Campbell featuring FantasiaJoin Adrian and Timia every week as they share honest conversations about faith, marriage, growth, and walking with God together.Real Talk. Real Faith. Real Impact.#WalkerEverAfterPodcast#FruitOfTheSpirit#Patience#ChristianPodcast#ChristianMarriage#TrustGodsTiming#BibleStudy#FaithInMarriage#ChristianEncouragement#WaitingOnGod</p> no01:05:42Episode 7: Patiencefull<![CDATA[Episode 8: Kindness]]>In Episode 8, Adrian and Timia dive deep into the transformative power of kindness, not just as a personality trait, but as a command from Christ and a spiritual discipline that shapes how we live, love, and walk with God each day.This heartfelt episode explores:How God shows kindness even when we struggle to be kind to ourselves

Personal stories of kindness that uplift, heal, and reshape our purpose

The challenge of showing kindness to people we feel don’t deserve it


The spiritual battle behind unforgiveness, resentment, and judgment

Practical, everyday ways to embody kindness toward God, family, friends, and strangers

Why kindness requires sacrifice, patience, humility, and compassion

The powerful biblical stories of Mephibosheth (2 Samuel 9) and Lazarus (Luke 16) as pictures of God’s unfailing kindness to the overlooked and forgottenTimia shares simple, intentional ways to live out kindness, from the words we speak to the prayers we lift up, while Adrian brings a heartfelt teaching on the Fruit of the Spirit, the spiritual warfare believers face, and God’s unwavering love in the middle of our mess.You’ll hear real‑life testimony, honest reflection, scripture encouragement, and yes a few laughs, family stories, and even a Mean Girls reference. This episode is real talk about real faith for real life.If you’ve ever struggled to forgive, felt challenged to love someone difficult, or wondered how to reflect Christ’s kindness in a hard world, this episode is for you. And if you’re needing kindness for your own heart, we’re praying for you.We love you, we appreciate you, and there’s nothing you can do about it!

See you next week for the next Fruit of the Spirit, Episode 9: Goodness.

]]>https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/adrian-walker9/episodes/Episode-8-Kindness-e3gi4ftc2634629-1d93-42c6-86b3-5d69b2832c14Tue, 17 Mar 2026 00:25:17 GMT<p>In Episode 8, Adrian and Timia dive deep into the transformative power of kindness, not just as a personality trait, but as a command from Christ and a spiritual discipline that shapes how we live, love, and walk with God each day.This heartfelt episode explores:How God shows kindness even when we struggle to be kind to ourselves</p><p>Personal stories of kindness that uplift, heal, and reshape our purpose</p><p>The challenge of showing kindness to people we feel don’t deserve it</p><p><br /></p><p>The spiritual battle behind unforgiveness, resentment, and judgment</p><p>Practical, everyday ways to embody kindness toward God, family, friends, and strangers</p><p>Why kindness requires sacrifice, patience, humility, and compassion</p><p>The powerful biblical stories of Mephibosheth (2 Samuel 9) and Lazarus (Luke 16) as pictures of God’s unfailing kindness to the overlooked and forgottenTimia shares simple, intentional ways to live out kindness, from the words we speak to the prayers we lift up, while Adrian brings a heartfelt teaching on the Fruit of the Spirit, the spiritual warfare believers face, and God’s unwavering love in the middle of our mess.You’ll hear real‑life testimony, honest reflection, scripture encouragement, and yes a few laughs, family stories, and even a Mean Girls reference. This episode is real talk about real faith for real life.If you’ve ever struggled to forgive, felt challenged to love someone difficult, or wondered how to reflect Christ’s kindness in a hard world, this episode is for you. And if you’re needing kindness for your own heart, we’re praying for you.We love you, we appreciate you, and there’s nothing you can do about it!</p><p>See you next week for the next Fruit of the Spirit, Episode 9: Goodness.</p> no01:38:20Episode 8: Kindnessfull<![CDATA[Episode 3: Mental Illness]]>Mental illness is real , but so is hope.

In this powerful and transparent episode, Adrian Walker and his fiancée Timia tackle one of the most misunderstood topics in today’s world with honesty, faith, and compassion. They break harmful stigmas, explain what mental illness really looks like, and offer practical, spiritual, and emotional tools for healing and support.

From anxiety and depression to trauma, medication, therapy, and prayer, this conversation reminds listeners that struggling with mental health does not mean you’re weak, broken, or lacking faith. Through biblical insight, real-life experiences, worship, and encouragement, Adrian and Timia show how God cares about the mind just as much as the soul and how healing can happen through both faith and professional support.

If you or someone you love has ever battled emotional pain, hopelessness, or silent struggles, this episode will speak directly to your heart.

Honest conversations
Faith-based encouragement
Real hope for real people

This isn’t just a podcast , it’s a safe place to heal, grow, and walk forward together.

🎧 Tune in now to The Walker Ever After Podcast — Episode 3: Mental Illness.

]]>https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/adrian-walker9/episodes/Episode-3-Mental-Illness-e3etmfid8484053-5bcd-4fe2-ae5f-5390ec6b4e78Tue, 10 Feb 2026 20:02:18 GMT<p>Mental illness is real , but so is hope.</p><p>In this powerful and transparent episode, Adrian Walker and his fiancée Timia tackle one of the most misunderstood topics in today’s world with honesty, faith, and compassion. They break harmful stigmas, explain what mental illness really looks like, and offer practical, spiritual, and emotional tools for healing and support.</p><p>From anxiety and depression to trauma, medication, therapy, and prayer, this conversation reminds listeners that struggling with mental health does not mean you’re weak, broken, or lacking faith. Through biblical insight, real-life experiences, worship, and encouragement, Adrian and Timia show how God cares about the mind just as much as the soul and how healing can happen through both faith and professional support.</p><p>If you or someone you love has ever battled emotional pain, hopelessness, or silent struggles, this episode will speak directly to your heart.</p><p>Honest conversations<br />Faith-based encouragement<br />Real hope for real people</p><p>This isn’t just a podcast , it’s a safe place to heal, grow, and walk forward together.</p><p>🎧 Tune in now to <em>The Walker Ever After Podcast — Episode 3: Mental Illness</em>.</p><p></p> no01:19:3013Episode 3: Mental Illnessfull<![CDATA[Bonus Episode: Meet Evangelist Adrian "AWall" Walker]]>Join us for an intimate one on one conversation getting to know your host of The Walker Ever After Podcast. Enjoy!

]]>https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/adrian-walker9/episodes/Bonus-Episode-Meet-Evangelist-Adrian-AWall-Walker-e3gi7j92df929e3-d064-4773-bc7a-7b7b82a4f0eaTue, 17 Mar 2026 01:51:42 GMT<p>Join us for an intimate one on one conversation getting to know your host of The Walker Ever After Podcast. Enjoy!</p> no00:39:36Bonus Episode: Meet Evangelist Adrian "AWall" Walkerfull<![CDATA[Episode 6: Peace]]>In Episode 6 of The Walker Ever After Podcast, we continue our Fruit of the Spirit series by diving into peace , not as the world gives, but the peace that only God can provide.With global tensions rising and everyday life bringing its own battles, we discuss how easy it is to let anxiety, fear, and frustration settle into our homes and hearts. But Jesus reminds us in John 14:27 that His peace is different, it’s steady, internal, and eternal.This episode is an honest and heartfelt conversation about:Protecting the peace in your marriageGuarding your home from unnecessary tensionChoosing faith over fearSlowing down instead of reactingLetting God fight battles you were never meant to fightWe talk about how peace isn’t silence, weakness, or avoidance — it’s maturity. It’s intentional. It’s cultivated. It’s anchored in trust.Adrian brings a powerful word from 2 Chronicles 20:1–4, walking through the story of King Jehoshaphat and reminding us that sometimes the greatest act of faith is simply going to sleep and letting God handle the war. When Jehoshaphat sought the Lord through prayer and fasting, God fought the battle, and the victory came without him lifting a sword.We also reflect personally on:Learning peace in marriage just weeks after saying “I do”The power of prayer partnershipsThe importance of small, faith-filled circlesFinding peace after grief and lossTrusting God in seasons that feel overwhelmingIf you’ve been feeling anxious… overwhelmed… short-tempered… or uncertain about the future, this episode is your reminder:The battle is not yours it’s the Lord’s.Scriptures Discussed:John 14:27 – “Peace I leave with you; My peace I give you…”Philippians 4:6–7 – The peace of God that guards your heart and mindIsaiah 26:3 – Perfect peace for the steadfast mind2 Chronicles 20:1–4 – Jehoshaphat seeks the Lord before battleSong of the Week:It's Another Day's Journey by Lashonda PaceA reminder that every new day is another opportunity to trust God, walk in gratitude, and journey forward with faith.💬 Join us every Sunday at 7PM live on YouTube.🎧 Episodes are available the next day on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.📱 Follow us on Instagram @walkereverafter021426 for daily devotions and updates.Next Week: Patience.Peace isn’t passive.It’s powerful.And it’s yours.

]]>https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/adrian-walker9/episodes/Episode-6-Peace-e3ftf80ddee1a6d-44f2-4994-a3e0-44e8dbde4b02Wed, 04 Mar 2026 01:46:54 GMT<p>In Episode 6 of The Walker Ever After Podcast, we continue our Fruit of the Spirit series by diving into peace , not as the world gives, but the peace that only God can provide.With global tensions rising and everyday life bringing its own battles, we discuss how easy it is to let anxiety, fear, and frustration settle into our homes and hearts. But Jesus reminds us in John 14:27 that His peace is different, it’s steady, internal, and eternal.This episode is an honest and heartfelt conversation about:Protecting the peace in your marriageGuarding your home from unnecessary tensionChoosing faith over fearSlowing down instead of reactingLetting God fight battles you were never meant to fightWe talk about how peace isn’t silence, weakness, or avoidance — it’s maturity. It’s intentional. It’s cultivated. It’s anchored in trust.Adrian brings a powerful word from 2 Chronicles 20:1–4, walking through the story of King Jehoshaphat and reminding us that sometimes the greatest act of faith is simply going to sleep and letting God handle the war. When Jehoshaphat sought the Lord through prayer and fasting, God fought the battle, and the victory came without him lifting a sword.We also reflect personally on:Learning peace in marriage just weeks after saying “I do”The power of prayer partnershipsThe importance of small, faith-filled circlesFinding peace after grief and lossTrusting God in seasons that feel overwhelmingIf you’ve been feeling anxious… overwhelmed… short-tempered… or uncertain about the future, this episode is your reminder:The battle is not yours it’s the Lord’s.Scriptures Discussed:John 14:27 – “Peace I leave with you; My peace I give you…”Philippians 4:6–7 – The peace of God that guards your heart and mindIsaiah 26:3 – Perfect peace for the steadfast mind2 Chronicles 20:1–4 – Jehoshaphat seeks the Lord before battleSong of the Week:It's Another Day's Journey by Lashonda PaceA reminder that every new day is another opportunity to trust God, walk in gratitude, and journey forward with faith.💬 Join us every Sunday at 7PM live on YouTube.🎧 Episodes are available the next day on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.📱 Follow us on Instagram @walkereverafter021426 for daily devotions and updates.Next Week: Patience.Peace isn’t passive.It’s powerful.And it’s yours.</p> no01:09:3516Episode 6: Peacefull<![CDATA[Episode 9: The Final 4 Goodness, Gentleness, Faithfulness & Self Control]]>🎉 Ordination? Completed.📚 Seminary? Started.🙏 New opportunities? Opening.💍 Marriage? Strengthened.🔥 Spiritual warfare? Defeated.In this heartfelt and spirit‑filled ninth episode of the Walker Ever After Podcast, Adrian and Timia close out their powerful Fruit of the Spirit series with an intimate look at goodness, gentleness, faithfulness, and self‑control. Before diving into this week’s teaching, they open up about a whirlwind of blessings and breakthroughs, including their official ordination as ministers, Timia's start in seminary school, spiritual elevation, and God‑given opportunities unfolding right before their eyes. The episode takes an emotional turn when Adrian shares a touching testimony about an unexpected moment of kindness at Chicken Express, an encounter that turned into a divine appointment filled with generosity, prayer, and the unmistakable presence of God.Throughout the conversation, the Walkers discuss how real spiritual warfare has intensified as their ministry expands, yet God continues to strengthen their union and deepen their faith. They get transparent about marriage, frustration, early morning wake‑ups, and the daily challenge of choosing gentleness when reacting harshly would be easier. They remind listeners that goodness is more than being “nice,” that gentleness is strength under control, that faithfulness is consistency when no one is clapping, and that self‑control requires intentional practice when emotions try to take the lead. With a blend of humor, honesty, testimonies, teaching, and love, they show how the Fruit of the Spirit must be lived out, not just preached.This episode is warm, real, funny, emotional, challenging, and deeply encouraging. It’s a reminder that while people may never open a Bible, they will always read your life. Whether you’ve been following this series from the beginning or you’re joining the podcast for the first time, this finale will speak to your heart. And with Episode 10 on the horizon, filled with surprises and special guests, the Walker Ever After community is only getting stronger. Tune in, be encouraged, and let this message transform the way you walk into your week.

]]>https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/adrian-walker9/episodes/Episode-9-The-Final-4-Goodness--Gentleness--Faithfulness--Self-Control-e3gsoqi14e2ac65-500f-4e92-8b2b-1e9d1a15bc76Tue, 24 Mar 2026 02:00:24 GMT<p>🎉 Ordination? Completed.📚 Seminary? Started.🙏 New opportunities? Opening.💍 Marriage? Strengthened.🔥 Spiritual warfare? Defeated.In this heartfelt and spirit‑filled ninth episode of the Walker Ever After Podcast, Adrian and Timia close out their powerful Fruit of the Spirit series with an intimate look at goodness, gentleness, faithfulness, and self‑control. Before diving into this week’s teaching, they open up about a whirlwind of blessings and breakthroughs, including their official ordination as ministers, Timia's start in seminary school, spiritual elevation, and God‑given opportunities unfolding right before their eyes. The episode takes an emotional turn when Adrian shares a touching testimony about an unexpected moment of kindness at Chicken Express, an encounter that turned into a divine appointment filled with generosity, prayer, and the unmistakable presence of God.Throughout the conversation, the Walkers discuss how real spiritual warfare has intensified as their ministry expands, yet God continues to strengthen their union and deepen their faith. They get transparent about marriage, frustration, early morning wake‑ups, and the daily challenge of choosing gentleness when reacting harshly would be easier. They remind listeners that goodness is more than being “nice,” that gentleness is strength under control, that faithfulness is consistency when no one is clapping, and that self‑control requires intentional practice when emotions try to take the lead. With a blend of humor, honesty, testimonies, teaching, and love, they show how the Fruit of the Spirit must be lived out, not just preached.This episode is warm, real, funny, emotional, challenging, and deeply encouraging. It’s a reminder that while people may never open a Bible, they will always read your life. Whether you’ve been following this series from the beginning or you’re joining the podcast for the first time, this finale will speak to your heart. And with Episode 10 on the horizon, filled with surprises and special guests, the Walker Ever After community is only getting stronger. Tune in, be encouraged, and let this message transform the way you walk into your week.</p> no01:46:11Episode 9: The Final 4 Goodness, Gentleness, Faithfulness & Self Controlfull<![CDATA[Episode 10: Season 1 Finale]]>Season 1 of the Walker Ever After Podcast comes to a powerful close in an episode that proves without a doubt that spiritual warfare is real. Adrian and Timia battled what might have been the worst technical-difficulty day ever, a whole beautiful, spirit‑filled episode recorded completely muted, but thanks to the support of their subscribers, they were finally able to go live from their devices and finish strong. In this emotional and transparent finale, they reflect on the growth from Episode 1 through Episode 10, sharing how every topic this season came with its own test: patience tested during the “Patience” episode, deep inner reflection during the “Mental Illness” episode, and spiritual warfare woven through every single week of their Fruit of the Spirit series. They talk openly about the pressure, the prayers, and the breath of relief they took each time they finally sat down to say, “We made it.” Marriage, faith, ministry, and real-life vulnerability fill this episode as they discuss how God positioned them to learn while they taught, stretching, shaping, and elevating them week after week. Callers during the live recording brought testimonies and encouragement, and when the technical issues erased Pastor Don and Prophetess O'Shara Roberts’ earlier message, they graciously called back in to pour wisdom into the finale. Together they revisited themes of forgiveness, submission, trials that develop patience, the danger of listening to the wrong voices in marriage, and how God intentionally places His people in difficult situations to develop them for future assignments. Pastor Don’s teaching on Joseph’s journey, betrayal, and God’s training process added depth and clarity as he reminded listeners that God can place you in negative situations while elevating you at the same time. Adrian and Timia also opened up about their excitement for Season 2, new topics, a fresh set, a new format, and Adrian taking a stronger lead in the direction of the show. They shared updates on being newly ordained ministers, their ongoing seminary studies, their ability to perform weddings, funerals, baptisms, and their dream of expanding ministry into the community through outreach, partnerships, and discipleship. Timia celebrated Adrian’s upcoming book (already nine chapters in!) and the joy of seeing their analytics reflect over 814 views in the last 28 days, not as numbers but as souls reached. As they lovingly closed the season, they reminded listeners to enjoy their families on Easter Sunday, promised a refreshed return in mid April, and left everyone with their signature benediction of love: “We love you and there is absolutely nothing you can do about it. God bless.” This finale isn’t an ending, it’s the doorway to something even greater. Season 2 is coming, and the Walkers are just getting started.

]]>https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/adrian-walker9/episodes/Episode-10-Season-1-Finale-e3h72t963145bf7-d4dd-49a1-993b-db8d6ed9a023Tue, 31 Mar 2026 02:14:54 GMT<p>Season 1 of the Walker Ever After Podcast comes to a powerful close in an episode that proves without a doubt that spiritual warfare is real. Adrian and Timia battled what might have been the worst technical-difficulty day ever, a whole beautiful, spirit‑filled episode recorded completely muted, but thanks to the support of their subscribers, they were finally able to go live from their devices and finish strong. In this emotional and transparent finale, they reflect on the growth from Episode 1 through Episode 10, sharing how every topic this season came with its own test: patience tested during the “Patience” episode, deep inner reflection during the “Mental Illness” episode, and spiritual warfare woven through every single week of their Fruit of the Spirit series. They talk openly about the pressure, the prayers, and the breath of relief they took each time they finally sat down to say, “We made it.” Marriage, faith, ministry, and real-life vulnerability fill this episode as they discuss how God positioned them to learn while they taught, stretching, shaping, and elevating them week after week. Callers during the live recording brought testimonies and encouragement, and when the technical issues erased Pastor Don and Prophetess O'Shara Roberts’ earlier message, they graciously called back in to pour wisdom into the finale. Together they revisited themes of forgiveness, submission, trials that develop patience, the danger of listening to the wrong voices in marriage, and how God intentionally places His people in difficult situations to develop them for future assignments. Pastor Don’s teaching on Joseph’s journey, betrayal, and God’s training process added depth and clarity as he reminded listeners that God can place you in negative situations while elevating you at the same time. Adrian and Timia also opened up about their excitement for Season 2, new topics, a fresh set, a new format, and Adrian taking a stronger lead in the direction of the show. They shared updates on being newly ordained ministers, their ongoing seminary studies, their ability to perform weddings, funerals, baptisms, and their dream of expanding ministry into the community through outreach, partnerships, and discipleship. Timia celebrated Adrian’s upcoming book (already nine chapters in!) and the joy of seeing their analytics reflect over 814 views in the last 28 days, not as numbers but as souls reached. As they lovingly closed the season, they reminded listeners to enjoy their families on Easter Sunday, promised a refreshed return in mid April, and left everyone with their signature benediction of love: “We love you and there is absolutely nothing you can do about it. God bless.” This finale isn’t an ending, it’s the doorway to something even greater. Season 2 is coming, and the Walkers are just getting started.</p> no01:10:05Episode 10: Season 1 Finalefull<![CDATA[Episode 2: A Question That Changes a Life]]>Join Evangelist Adrian Walker and Timia for week two of The Walker Ever After podcast. Tune in LIVE every Sunday night at 7pm as they inspire, encourage and have fun as they plan to walk the path that God is leading them down as Walker Ever After!Song of The WeekHis Eye is on the Sparrow

We will be getting a mic ASAP! 😉Timia’s Encore link is below because the sound was yucky on this video.https://drive.google.com/file/d/1NEWjDjotPhZYJSVeZsEKOS6_ud5GD4HJ/view?usp=drive_link


Scripture of the Week2 Samuel 9:1-4Jonathan and Saul are TOTALLY father and son and I made the assumption that Saul made it to heaven but that’s just me assuming postive intent, it is not exactly stated in the bible. 😉Do you have any questions? Are you in need of prayer? Would you like to leave some feedback? Email Evangelist Adrian or Timia here:walkereverafter042427@gmail.com

]]>https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/adrian-walker9/episodes/Episode-2-A-Question-That-Changes-a-Life-e3etemf10ea5427-08c5-48f5-88be-b283ba0883eaTue, 10 Feb 2026 18:16:00 GMT<p>Join Evangelist Adrian Walker and Timia for week two of The Walker Ever After podcast. Tune in LIVE every Sunday night at 7pm as they inspire, encourage and have fun as they plan to walk the path that God is leading them down as Walker Ever After!Song of The WeekHis Eye is on the Sparrow</p><p>We will be getting a mic ASAP! 😉Timia’s Encore link is below because the sound was yucky on this video.https://drive.google.com/file/d/1NEWjDjotPhZYJSVeZsEKOS6_ud5GD4HJ/view?usp=drive_link</p><p><br /></p><p>Scripture of the Week2 Samuel 9:1-4Jonathan and Saul are TOTALLY father and son and I made the assumption that Saul made it to heaven but that’s just me assuming postive intent, it is not exactly stated in the bible. 😉Do you have any questions? Are you in need of prayer? Would you like to leave some feedback? Email Evangelist Adrian or Timia here:walkereverafter042427@gmail.com</p> no00:36:2312Episode 2: A Question That Changes a Lifefull<![CDATA[Episode 5: Joy]]>ScriptureJames 1:2-4Song of the WeekOnly One Night Tho by Tye Tribbett

]]>https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/adrian-walker9/episodes/Episode-5-Joy-e3fihaqe25ac373-2893-49e4-ad97-bcf0e38471a3Wed, 25 Feb 2026 00:06:49 GMT<p>ScriptureJames 1:2-4Song of the WeekOnly One Night Tho by Tye Tribbett</p> no00:56:1015Episode 5: Joyfull