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The Bible says, in Romans 5, that Christians are called to "rejoice in our sufferings, because we know that suffering produces perseverance; perseverance, character; and character, hope." Which means, contrary to how it's been presented by some, Christianity is NOT easy street. In fact, following Christ is the hardest path you can walk. But those who do, discover a hope they couldn't find any other way...

Today’s episode will share why picking a niche is the fastest and simplest way to attract more clients, why you NEED to do this if you’re in your first few years of business or struggling to book clients, and how long you should stick with a niche before changing it. (Because guess what? You CAN change it!)

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Matthew 7:13-14

Sometimes as Christians, we can forget that our Lord not only said that the gate was strait; He said also that the way was narrow which leads to life eternal!  Not only a narrow entrance, but a confined path also to traverse; and on account this He said that they’d be few that ever find it!!

This sermon is aimed at two groups of people, of which everyone finds themselves belonging to one.  Group number 1, are those yet to enter through the strait/narrow gate.  They’ve seen its gloried from a distance and have approached unto it for further inquiry; yet, they’ve still to cross over its threshold.  Group number 2 are those who having crossed the threshold of the narrow gate, onto the narrow way, have yet to finish the journey and to cross the threshold into life.  May the Lord speak to each heart!   

Listen to a few of the EVP clips that were recorded while Jane, Stacy and Kika Morelan the lead investigatior from Spokane Paranormal Investigation Group were visiting Greenwood Cemetery and 1000 steps in Spokane WA. We are very appreciative for Kika's help and sharing what she recorded while up there. EVP's were not Grade A but they do provide a facinating listen to the other side.

We previously told you about a project that would overhaul the Livernois streetscape, north of 6 Mile (McNichols) to 8 Mile. But it seems that things, at least for local businesses, aren’t going so well.

Jonathan Merritt joins me on the show today to talk about what’s happening on the Avenue of Fashion. He says the project — though he’s excited about what it will bring — is putting many of the businesses in danger of closing, including his own, Narrow Way Cafe.

Narrow Way opened in 2017 and has quickly become a neighborhood anchor.

Beyond the immediate things happening on the Avenue, I took the time to talk to Merritt about being of service in the community and what that looks like. After all, he has a unique perch of the city and region as a Pastor at Straight Gate International Church, an entrepreneur, and now an author.

His new book is “Step Out: Leave Your Impact On The World.”

EPHESIANS Ch. 4:1-3,17-19 – ONE WALK from the "One" study on Ephesians by Pastor Travis Morin

In today’s episode, based on Matthew 7, verses 12-14, we will be covering two critical topics: The Golden Rule and the Narrow Gate. While it may first appear that these two things have little or nothing to do with one another, we are going to see that Jesus is describing a way of life that follows a radically different path: The path of love. Those who are approved by God and blessed to be a part of His kingdom, are called to live dramatically different lives, marked by a completely different kind of love than that which characterizes the world. The path of love, Christ-like love, is not for the faint of heart. It is not for the selfish and self-centered. We are being called by Christ to love as He has loved us – sacrificially and selflessly. We are being called to walk a lonely, seldom travelled path, where our actions will be misunderstood and our companions will be few. The rest of the world will take a different path. They will pursue a different way. But rather than reject them, we are to love them. Rather than condemn them, we are to treat them as we have been treated by God: With grace, mercy, and forgiveness.