Give Your Life For Love
Episode 121 – It’s exhibited love that overcomes the world. Faith that is unseen is no faith at all. But a faith that is seen overcomes the world. Faith, the way we get to see God, is rooted in unconditional obedience.
Episode 121 – It’s exhibited love that overcomes the world. Faith that is unseen is no faith at all. But a faith that is seen overcomes the world. Faith, the way we get to see God, is rooted in unconditional obedience.
Episode 120 – Becoming love. It’s a great idea. We’ve done our best to unpack the what and how but such concepts can be really hard to grasp. We’ve address some of the why, but really why? Why should we become love?
My perfectionist/analytical mind is my worst critic. My thoughts can be so critical that the barriers they create seem as insurmountable as a brick wall. It caps off creativity, confidence, and keeps me from seeing the other side.
Episode 119 – Do you wish you had more faith? If I told you that there was a way for you to build your faith and get more faith as a result of doing something, would you do it?
Episode 118 – The danger is in becoming hypocrites. Either doing the right thing for the wrong reasons or doing nothing for the so-called right reasons. This is what we call hypocrisy.
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Coach, Joe, and frequent guest Michael Thorton sit down to discuss rebellion in a live broadcast at Bridgeway Church.
The journey of faith is a paradox of these two journeys. As we pursue God, we are pushed out of our comfort zones and into the unknown many times.
As I wept in repentance over our slumber, He then told me to prophesy to the dry bones of the American Bride to come alive.
We often don’t realize until later what’s happening as we pray. Only later do we begin to understand what our prayers put into motion.
The Bible is not to be picked for principles. It’s a revelation of God in Christ Jesus, and, as such, we read and study to know a person and not a principle.
We have become doctors and nurses who are putting bandages on rotting corpses, when what people really need is a miracle.
If I am being honest, I live with a constant sense of low-level bewilderment as to why I (and the Church in general) continue to be content to live with such a woeful display of Holy Spirit faith and power.
Surely it must grieve the Spirit of God that so many pastors, and anyone for that matter, are suffering alone.
Maybe you would never admit to denying the power of prayer, but have you perhaps forgotten the importance of embracing its power somewhere along the way?
The Father longs to birth through them His image of perfect love, sacred bridal romance, and, ultimately, the bridal identity.
I’m a pretty adaptable person. I mean, I’ve lived sleeping my nights on a futon in a tiny room in Mexico for two months with Calvin.
Why do I share? Why drudge up hurts of the past and let you into some of my deepest places of rejection? Because this is a story of hope
Anyone who makes that right turn at the Gullah Grub Restaurant can pull onto the property of the Penn Center and dream the same dreams as Dr. King.
No matter how a prophecy plays out, at a minimum, it must always lead people toward Jesus and His ways.
He prefers stables, delights in homeless addicts, and comes to heal our broken, wayward hearts. I pray, as you end this year, that you, too, will find Him in the unexpected places, in the secret place in your heart!
If Christians knew the effects of their prayers and decisions, I’d wager they would live more intentionally in many areas of their lives.
I want people to understand me, understand God, understand the call and as much as I would try to explain, most just don’t get it.
Truthfully, I’ve been in a battle with myself lately. How do I find the boundary line of self-promotion and making Jesus famous?