The 2 Greatest

We all like little proverbs, sayings to live by.  Simple statements can help us make sense of life and help guide and form our days.  BUT what if some of the sayings we say are not only not true, but are destructive?  This episode focuses on one such statement.

Do you believe you've been called to "THE ministry?"  What if I told you it's true?  Oh, the presence and power the Holy Spirit could unleash for good in the world through God's people, if we believed WE are ALL called to THE ministry!

What if, instead of wanting and waiting for God to do something big and flashy in our lives; what if, instead, God wanted to show his glory in us in a million LITTLE ways?  This episode introduces you to Emily P. Freeman's book by that title.  

J.B. Phillips once asked, "Is your God too small?"  Well, is he?  This episode wants to blow your mind, lift your eyes, expand your thoughts so you can see, appreciate and praise our GREAT GOD of ALL CREATION.

Being a servant is tricky!  It's possible to be "serving" yet maintain control, power, and prestige.  Hmmmm.  That's not the way of Christ.  This episode looks at the difference between choosing to serve and BEING a servant.  Give me 5 (minutes) and listen in!

There are sayings we've heard all our Christian lives.  Sayings we haven't really thought about or challenged.  But when you look closer, they may not be true.  They may not be what that Bible says at all.  This episode challenges one of those long held and often repeated sayings: "God can't be in the presence of sin!"  Really?  Listen in!

You have a story worth sharing.  God has moved and is moving in your life and others need to hear it.  It's easily to talk about what the Lord has done for others (and there is certainly a place for that); but it's powerful to share what God has done for YOU.  

We have become a society that looks for differences, disagreements, and divisions before looking for unity, commonality, and community.  For Jesus, unity within his people was to be a hallmark of those who bear his name.  This episode asks us to consider the weight of unity that God desires for his people.  

There are some conundrums we have questioned all our lives.  But they often aren't as difficult as they appear.  Neither should it be difficult to figure out which comes first, belonging or behaving?  Jesus had no problem with this one, and neither should we.

To you desire to be "gentle?"  If not, why not?  Jesus said he was gentle!  Does gentleness mean weakness and apathy?  Well, Jesus wasn't either of those!  This episode looks at how to have passion and action that is expressed in powerful gentleness, not arrogant destructiveness.  Listen in.