God: Philosophize For Yourself

Life throws some nasty stuff at us - and when it comes, we all have a tendency to run for cover. What/where do you turn to when chaos knocks on your door? Could there be something/someone who can be a source of comfort/strength/hope? You're invited to listen and philosophize for yourself.

We are sexual beings. Sex is a beautiful gift. Why then, do lustful relationships cause so much pain (physical & emotional)? Furthermore, if being sexual is in our original design, how should sex be played out in our lives in a way which produces deep satisfying joy? Listen, learn and philosophize for yourself.

What are you waiting for? As time passes, do you fear or joyfully anticipate what is to come? You're invited to listen and philosophize for yourself.

Have you ever felt like your day felt unremarkable? Just ordinary, nothing special - perhaps it was even a day you wish had never even come to pass. We all have days, even season like that. So are we wasting our time or is there hope even in the most unremarkable of days? Tune in and let hope find you.

What does your heart tell you in season of uncertainty, fear, doubt and anger? Does your heart tell you that you failed, that you're not good enough or that it will never get better? Listen to this episode and learn that there is Hope in our season of pain and uncertainty.

Jack Sparrow (Pirates of the Caribbean) has a compass that always points him to what he want's most! Sounds tempting until we realize how deceitful our hearts really are. A lot of lies and pain in our lives comes from our own hearts. We chose to follow what we wanted most and after we did we ended up feeling empty and hurt. What if we can lean on someone else for help? Tune in to find out more.

Our hearts give us bad advice often. They tell us we are not good enough. They tell us to only give if we can gain. They tell us not to forgive those who have hurt us. More often than not, our hearts spew evil thoughts and deeds. And if all of this is true then why do we often give and receive the advice to, "just follow your heart"? In this teaching series we will learn how our hearts were not designed to be followed but to be led. Led by Christ into fullness. Tune in and join us.

Ever afraid? Ever need rest? Do you at times wonder how to be merciful to others? We're dealing with all 3 of those in 1 message so hit play and check it out. #liveLOVE

Everything in life involves some measure of risk. Whether we're driving to the store, walking our pet or boarding an airplane - there is a certain degree of risk in all. Risk-free situations just don't exist. Curling up in fear often leads to paralysis which in turn serves no one, including ourselves. We contend then, that indeed, it is right to risk. Taking a risk has the potential to achieve something beautiful for the good of many. In this teaching series we will learn that living a life of sacrificial love towards others can be the catalyst that points people to Jesus and that can also make a positive difference in our neighborhoods, workplaces and relationships.

Everything in life involves some measure of risk. Whether we're driving to the store, walking our pet or boarding an airplane - there is a certain degree of risk in all. Risk-free situations just don't exist. Curling up in fear often leads to paralysis which in turn serves no one, including ourselves. We contend then, that indeed, it is right to risk. Taking a risk has the potential to achieve something beautiful for the good of many. In this teaching series we will learn that living a life of sacrificial love towards others can be the catalyst that points people to Jesus and that can also make a positive difference in our neighborhoods, workplaces and relationships.

Everything in life involves some measure of risk. Whether we're driving to the store, walking our pet or boarding an airplane - there is a certain degree of risk in all. Risk-free situations just don't exist. Curling up in fear often leads to paralysis which in turn serves no one, including ourselves. We contend then, that indeed, it is right to risk. Taking a risk has the potential to achieve something beautiful for the good of many. In this teaching series we will learn that living a life of sacrificial love towards others can be the catalyst that points people to Jesus and that can also make a positive difference in our neighborhoods, workplaces and relationships.

Everything in life involves some measure of risk. Whether we're driving to the store, walking our pet or boarding an airplane - there is a certain degree of risk in all. Risk-free situations just don't exist. Curling up in fear often leads to paralysis which in turn serves no one, including ourselves. We contend then, that indeed it is right to risk. Taking a risk has the potential to achieve something beautiful for the good of many. In this teaching series we will learn that living a life of sacrificial love towards others can be the catalyst that points people to Jesus and that can also make a positive difference in our neighborhoods, workplaces and relationships.

Everything in life involves some measure of risk. Whether we're driving to the store, walking our pet or boarding an airplane - there is a certain degree of risk in all. Risk-free situations just don't exist. Curling up in fear often leads to paralysis which in turn serves no one, including ourselves. We contend then, that indeed it is right to risk. Taking a risk has the potential to achieve something beautiful for the good of many. In this teaching series we will learn that living a life of sacrificial love towards others can be the catalyst that points people to Jesus and that can also make a positive difference in our neighborhoods, workplaces and relationships.

Everything in life involves some measure of risk. Whether we're driving to the store, walking our pet or boarding an airplane - there is a certain degree of risk in all. Risk-free situations just don't exist. Curling up in fear often leads to paralysis which in turn serves no one, including ourselves. We contend then, that indeed it is right to risk. Taking a risk has the potential to achieve something beautiful for the good of many. In this teaching series we will learn that living a life of sacrificial love towards others can be the catalyst that points people to Jesus and that can also make a positive difference in our neighborhoods, workplaces and relationships.

According to author, C.H. Spurgeon, having friends is one of the sweetest joys of life. Doing life with friends gives value to life and if we are honest, we all have a deep longing to have beautiful friendships. We were created to live in community and it is in that context that we will flourish because we'll have people to celebrate with and people to weep with.

According to author, C.H. Spurgeon, having friends is one of the sweetest joys of life. Doing life with friends gives value to life and if we are honest, we have a deep longing to have beautiful friendships. We were created to live in community and it is in that context that we will flourish because we'll have people to celebrate with and people to weep with.

According to author, C.H. Spurgeon, having friends is one of the sweetest joys of life. Doing life with friends gives value to life and if we are honest, we have a deep longing to have beautiful friendships. We were created to live in community and it is in that context that we will flourish because we'll have people to celebrate with and people to weep with.

According to author, C.H. Spurgeon, having friends is one of the sweetest joys of life. Doing life with friends gives value to life and if we are honest, we have a deep longing to have beautiful friendships. We were created to live in community and it is in that context that we will flourish because we'll have people to celebrate with and people to weep with.

Children of a young age pretty much believe and receive anything good with much joy. They don't question why or how - they just trust and enjoy the goodness. As we get older, we develop a case of skepticism which leads to cynicism and disbelief. Instead of marveling at the stars and dancing like no one is watching we on the other hand we think of burning hydrogen balls and make sure our dancing is coordinated carefully, step by step. With the Spiritual, Jesus calls us to be just like children and believe that what He has for us is very good. Like children, we are invited to open our hearts and hands to trust, receive and believe.

Children of a young age pretty much believe and receive anything good with much joy. They don't question why or how - they just trust and enjoy the goodness. As we get older, we develop a case of skepticism which leads to cynicism and disbelief. Instead of marveling at the stars and dancing like no one is watching we on the other hand we think of burning hydrogen balls and make sure our dancing is coordinated carefully, step by step. With the Spiritual, Jesus calls us to be just like children and believe that what He has for us is very good. Like children, we are invited to open our hearts and hands to trust, receive and believe.