The Walk: A Devotional Podcast from Worship Leader Magazine

• How Heaven’s Music Shapes Earth: Dr. Laura Sanger on Worship and Warfare

  🎧 The Walk Ep. 139 Worship, Sound Frequencies, and Spiritual Warfare with Dr. Laura Sanger In this eye-opening episode of The Walk, Dr. Laura Sanger—clinical psychologist, theologian, and author—joins us to explore how worship, frequencies, and spiritual warfare are deeply intertwined. From the origins of music in heaven to the weaponization of sound in culture, Dr. Sanger challenges worship leaders to release pure, unmixed worship that partners with heaven. Whether you're new to 444 Hz tuning or seeking deliverance from harmful sound environments, this conversation offers deep spiritual insight, practical application, and hope for healing. 👤 About Dr. Laura Sanger Dr. Laura Sanger is the author of The Roots of the Federal Reserve and Generation Hoodwinked, host of No Longer Enslaved Ministries, and a speaker on spiritual warfare, healing, and prophetic discernment. She equips the Body of Christ to break free from deception and walk in wholeness. 📘 NoLongerEnslaved.com🎧 Books on Audible📺 YouTube: No Longer Enslaved📱 Instagram: @laurasanger_444hertz 🔑 Episode Highlights The heavenly origin of music—and how Lucifer defiled it How 440 Hz became the global standard (hint: Nazi propaganda) What makes 444 Hz “heaven’s frequency” Why unmixed worship is a weapon of spiritual warfare How to spiritually and physically detox from harmful frequencies 🗣️ Quote of the Episode “When we release unmixed worship, we release the sound of heaven.” —Dr. Laura Sanger 🔗 Helpful Links 🌐 WorshipLeader.com 🎧 The Walk Podcast Feed 📘 Dr. Laura Sanger’s Website 💡 What Is Planning Center? Planning Center is a powerful suite of software tools that helps churches plan services, schedule volunteers, manage giving, and more. Trusted by worship leaders worldwide to keep ministry focused on what matters most—people and presence. 🔗 planningcenter.com Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.

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• How a Christian Rock Song Saved My Life: Grace Graber’s Story of PTSD, Church Hurt & Breakthrough

  “Finding God in the PTSD” In this emotionally raw and deeply hopeful episode of The Walk, award-winning Christian pop punk artist Grace Graber shares her journey from suicidal silence to spiritual breakthrough. Raised as a pastor’s kid and bullied for her faith, Grace developed undiagnosed PTSD that nearly took her life as a teenager. But one Christian rock song—heard in a moment of crisis—became a divine lifeline. Now the 2025 We Love Christian Music Awards’ Pop Album of the Year winner, Grace opens up about the healing journey behind her debut project The Breakthrough, collaborating with her childhood heroes, and discovering her true artistic voice. She tackles church hurt, the stigma around mental health, and what it means to be both vulnerable and victorious in Christ. This is not just a story of survival—it’s a testimony of how God shines through the shattered pieces. Grace’s bold message will inspire worship leaders, misfits, and anyone who’s ever wondered if their story could be used for glory. Thanks to our sponsor, Planning Center!Planning Center is a suite of powerful software tools designed to help churches stay organized and focus on what matters most—ministry. Whether you're scheduling your worship team, managing small groups, or coordinating services, Planning Center equips your team to serve with excellence and ease. 👉 Learn more at planningcenter.com Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.

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• Mark Mattingly: When Worship Is One Degree Off

  "When Worship Is One Degree Off"In this spiritually stirring episode of The Walk, worship consultant and author Mark Mattingly explores the quiet but critical shifts that can occur in a worship leader’s life when alignment with God drifts—even by just one degree. Drawing from his 52-week devotional The Power of One Degree, Mark shares how seemingly small compromises in heart, posture, or focus can compound over time and affect an entire worship ministry. With over 30 years of experience in full-time, part-time, and bi-vocational worship leadership, Mark speaks with a calm authority that calls leaders back to intimacy, clarity, and faithful obedience. This devotional is not just for worship leaders—it’s for anyone seeking to recalibrate their life and ministry to the voice of the Spirit. ✨ Thanks to our sponsor, Planning Center!Planning Center is a set of software tools designed to help you organize information, coordinate events, and communicate with your teams. Thousands of churches use Planning Center every week to schedule volunteers, plan services, and streamline ministry. Whether you lead worship, run tech, or oversee small groups, Planning Center makes it simple to keep your church connected and moving in the same direction. Whether he’s assessing services, coaching worship teams, or helping churches find their next leader, Mark Mattingly continues to champion worship that flows from a rightly aligned heart. Let this episode inspire you to examine your course and return to the center. Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.

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• Katie Davis Majors Devotional: More of God, Not More Stuff

  Episode Summary: "More of God, Not More Stuff"In this compelling episode of The Walk, bestselling author and Amazima Ministries founder Katie Davis Majors shares her extraordinary story of surrender, faith, and finding satisfaction in Christ alone. At just 18, Katie left behind the comforts of suburban Nashville to serve in Uganda, where God would lead her to adopt 13 children and launch a ministry that now disciples hundreds of families. Katie reflects on the sacred tension between longing and contentment, the unseen cost of obedience, and how true fulfillment isn’t found in achievement or comfort—but in intimate relationship with Jesus. Whether wrestling with unmet expectations or serving in unseen faithfulness, Katie's testimony is a powerful reminder that God meets us in our daily yes. 🙋‍♀️ Who Is Katie Davis Majors? Katie is a wife, mom of 15, and the founder of Amazima Ministries. After a life-changing mission trip at 18, she moved to Uganda, where she became a mother, missionary, and author of the bestselling books Kisses from Katie and Daring to Hope. Her life reflects radical obedience and a heart for discipling others in the love and truth of Jesus. Learn more: https://www.amazima.orgFollow: @amazima 🔥 Episode Highlights: How Katie's gap year became a lifelong calling in Uganda The heartbreaking reason many children in Uganda live in orphanages Wrestling with longing, comfort, and unmet expectations in America Why obedience often looks like saying yes to the next small step How suffering and community deepen our intimacy with Christ 🔗 Helpful Links: WorshipLeader.com The Walk Podcast Feed Katie Davis Majors Website What Is Planning Center? Planning Center is a powerful suite of software tools built to help churches plan services, schedule volunteers, manage giving, and foster community. Whether you’re a small team or a large ministry, Planning Center helps worship leaders stay organized and focused on what matters most—people and presence. Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.

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• Lizzie Morgan Devotional: Letting the Alabaster Break

  The Walk with Lizzie Morgan “Letting the Alabaster Break”In this intimate and moving episode of The Walk, worship leader and singer-songwriter Lizzie Morgan opens up about surrender, family legacy, and finding true fulfillment in Jesus. From her beginnings in her grandparents’ church in Hendersonville, Tennessee, to touring with Maverick City Music and Lauren Daigle, Lizzie shares how obedience shaped her debut album Not My Will. She dives into the spiritual weight behind songs like “Let the Alabaster Break” and reflects on how childhood heartbreak, generational anointing, and authentic community have shaped her worship. Whether you’re a seasoned leader or newly called, Lizzie’s testimony reminds us that God’s way, though costly, is always better—and worship is our way back to Him. Lizzie's debut solo project is out now with Provident Entertainment.This episode will inspire worship leaders to lead from authenticity, bridge generations through worship, and embrace God’s timing in every season. Guest: Lizzie Morgan Lizzie Morgan is a Nashville-based worship leader and singer-songwriter. She began her professional journey singing background vocals for Lauren Daigle and later joined Maverick City Music's Kingdom Tour. Her new album Not My Will reflects a lifetime of devotion, surrender, and creative worship. Lizzie serves at Celebration of Life Church (TN) and Redemption Church (CA). Website: Lizzie MorganMusic: Maybe The Miracle – Lizzie Morgan Episode Highlights “Not my will” isn’t just an album title—it’s a lifestyle of surrender. How Lizzie blends gospel tradition with contemporary worship to reach every generation. Why leading worship from testimony transforms every worship set. The story behind “Let the Alabaster Break”—and how it echoes her own journey. Lizzie’s reflections on disappointment, obedience, and the long road to trust. Helpful Links WorshipLeader.com Podcast Feed Lizzie Morgan on Instagram Planning Center What Is Planning Center? Planning Center is a powerful suite of software tools built to help churches plan services, schedule volunteers, manage giving, and foster community. Whether you’re a small team or a large ministry, Planning Center helps worship leaders stay organized and focused on what matters most—people and presence. Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.

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