Faith In The Fields – Faith, Business and Life

Faith In The Fields is a Christian podcast for entrepreneurs, business owners, and everyday people navigating pressure, pain, and purpose.We talk about faith, leadership, business, suffering, obedience, and trusting God when the numbers don’t make sense.If you’re building a business, leading a family, or walking through hard seasons while trying to stay close to God — this podcast is for you.

Faith In The Fields – Faith, Business and Life is a religion podcast hosted by Robert Cole, with 35 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Robert Cole hosts Faith In The Fields – Faith, Business and Life, a religion show with 35 episodes published.

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  Episode #9

  S3 • E9 | The God Who Sees Me (Genesis 16)

  Oct 3, 202613 minS3

  You ever got so tired of waiting on God that you just decided to handle it yourself? And then it blew up in your face? Today we're in Genesis 16. Ten years into waiting on a promise with nothing to show for it, Abram and Sarai get tired of holding on and try to help God out. And it makes a mess we're still feeling in the world today. We get into that moment where the waiting breaks you and you grab the wheel, how the fallout always spreads further than you think, and then the most tender turn in the whole chapter. A mistreated slave girl, pregnant and alone in the desert, becomes the first person in all of Scripture to give God a name. She calls Him the God who sees me. If you feel overlooked, used up, or like you're sitting in the fallout of a mess nobody even noticed, this one's for you. God sees you. Next time — Abram is ninety-nine, and God changes his name. Real Faith • Real Life. Grow your faith → faithinthefields.com

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  Episode #8

  S3 • E8 | Count the Stars (Genesis 15)

  Sep 19, 202616 minS3

  You ever believed God for something so long that you started to feel stupid for still believing it? Today we're in Genesis 15. God takes Abram outside on a dark night and tells a childless old man to look up and count the stars. We sit in that gap between what you can see in your empty hands and what God's promising over your head. We get into the honesty Abram had with God, and how God didn't get angry about it. The one verse the whole gospel is built on, where a man is made right with God just by believing. And the covenant moment almost nobody talks about, where God walks through the blood oath alone, so the promise would rest on Him and not on Abram. If you're waiting on something, and the waiting's got you staring down at everything you don't have yet, this one's for you. Next time — Abram and Sarai get tired of waiting and decide to help God out. Real Faith • Real Life. Grow your faith → faithinthefields.com

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  Episode #7

  S3 • E7 | The Land I Will Show You (Genesis 12)

  Sep 12, 202618 minS3

  Today we're sitting in Genesis 12 — the call of Abram. God walks up to a seventy-five-year-old man and asks him to leave his country, his people, and everything that ever made him feel safe, and start walking toward a place He won't even name yet. We get into why God gives you the first step instead of the whole map, how this ties right back to the tower from last week — they grabbed for a name and lost it, Abram opened his hands and God filled them — and why it is never too late, because Abram's whole legacy came after seventy-five. And I don't skip the messy part. The same man who trusted God with his whole life turned around and lied out of fear a few verses later. If you took a step of obedience and then stumbled right after, this one's for you. Next time — God takes Abram outside in the dark and tells him to count the stars. Real Faith • Real Life. Grow your faith → faithinthefields.com

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  Episode #6

  S3 • E6 | The Tower You're Building (Genesis 10–11)

  Jul 23, 202616 minS3

  That feeling that you gotta build something. Gotta be somebody. That if you can just hit the number, get the business where it needs to be, get people to look at you a certain way, then you'll finally be able to breathe. Genesis 11 is about a whole civilization that felt exactly that. They said it out loud: let's make a name for ourselves. And Robert's honest about the fact that he's built that tower too, and what it cost him. We get into why they really built it (it wasn't pride, it was fear), the line where God has to come down to look at the tallest thing humans ever built, and why God scattering them might've been mercy instead of punishment. Then the turn at the end of the chapter that changes everything: a whole city tried to make a name and lost it, and a few verses later God walks up to a nobody and just hands him one. If something you built is coming apart right now, or you're just tired of stacking bricks to prove you're worth something, this one's for you. Next episode, Genesis 12. God tells a seventy-five-year-old man with no kids to leave everything he knows. Real Faith • Real Life. Grow your faith → faithinthefields.com

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  Episode #5

  S3 • E5 | The God Who Shut the Door (Genesis 6–9)

  Jul 11, 202615 minS3

  Before God ever sent the rain, He'd already drawn up the rescue. Genesis 6 through 9 — Noah, the ark, the flood, and the promise still hanging in the sky every time it rains. We walk it slow and pull out what the felt-board version left behind: how "covenant" shows up here for the very first time in the whole Bible, and how God bound Himself to rescue before the first drop ever fell. The tender line most people miss — that Noah didn't shut the ark's door, God did. And the three words the entire flood turns on: "But God remembered." Then the picture you've seen a hundred times and never really read. That "rainbow" is the Hebrew word for a war bow — a weapon. And God hung it up, pointed away, turning an instrument of judgment into a promise of peace. For anyone walking with God alone, worn out trying to seal their own safety, or stuck in the waiting room of a rescue that isn't finished yet — this one's for you. Next episode — the tower of Babel, and what happens when we try to make a name for ourselves. Real Faith • Real Life. Grow your faith → faithinthefields.com

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