The 2 Greatest

Life can start spinning faster and faster causing us not to be able to focus or hold on.  But the ride we experience is different IF we are living from the CENTER not the RIM.  Find your peace in living from the center.

Are you wishing for things to be said or done that never will be?  Are you stuck in your past because of hurts given to you intentionally or unintentionally?  Maybe it's time to let go!

We have privatized Christianity in places and ways that ignore the community Christ came to create.  This episode looks at one part of worship that has become fiercely individualistic.  

When you go to a theatre or ballgame, certain people have tickets for the very front seats, closet to the action.  It's an honored, coveted spot.  Who has that kind of close access to the action of your life?  Do you monitor the aisle or just let anybody sit there?

It's easy to feel discouraged and sad, to focus on the bad.  But are there those small, simple pleasures of life that bring you joy and help put the panic into perspective?  What's on your "favorite things" list?

We all get impatient with God sometimes.  His timing is not always ours and we don't like to wait.  We might want to hurry him along a bit.  But the Bible describes God's Spirit like a wind.  We don't control nor can we always predict the wind.  Maybe we'd find greater peace if we stopped shaking the tree, and started watching for the wind.

We use the word "love" is such slippery ways, that communicate our affection for pizza and people.  The Bible has a word for love that is at the very heart of God's character and it's about a love that lasts.  Let's love like that!

Feeling a little helpless and hopeless in the mess of 2020?  You're not alone!  And God's people have been there, done that before.  Today we look a one simple question that can turn helpless to helpful!

Is it hard for you to see yourself as part of a broken world that needs to confess our collective sins to God?  This episode highlights the blessing of communal confession, leaning to say "WE."

It's so easy to look back or ahead instead of around.  It's tempting to wish away today, hoping for tomorrow.  But what if God wants us to be present IN THIS day, brightening the corner where we are?