Self-Care versus Self-Indulgence
Dr. Iorg discusses how leaders can maintain spiritual focus when things feel like they are crumbling around you.
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Explore " self-indulgence" with insightful episodes like "Self-Care versus Self-Indulgence", "Matthew 20:20-28 Servant Leadership", "Words to Live By - Mulberry Street // Scott Landry", "The Rich Fool (Luke 12:13-21)." and "Faith & Money [Real Faith 06]" from podcasts like ""Lead On Podcast", "Redeemer Presbyterian Church", "The Bridge Churches Podcast", "Abergavenny Baptist Church Podcast" and "Christ Community Church - Leawood Campus - SUNDAY MESSAGES"" and more!
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Matthew 20:20-28 Servant Leadership
Greatness in the kingdom of God. I. What it isn't. II. What it costs. III. What it is.
Words to Live By - Mulberry Street // Scott Landry
Protection and prosperity are things we all want.
So much so, we’ve all gone and continue to go to great lengths to ensure we experience these things in our lives.
But what if we’re going about it the wrong way?
In part 4 of this series, we’re going to discover what leaves us defenceless in life and what hinders us from prospering in the ways we so desperately want.
The Rich Fool (Luke 12:13-21).
The Rich Fool,
Bible reference: Luke 12:13-21.
Jesus tells the parable of the rich fool to highlight our problem with greed. We are so often deceived into believing that material stuff and money will lead to lasting happiness, security and a quality of life, but it never satisfies us. It just leads to us wanting more and more.
Faith & Money [Real Faith 06]
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In today’s passage, James wants to warn us about the effect money can have on our faith. If we are not careful, wealth can corrupt us. It can convince us that we deserve more than we need. It will even try to convince us that our wants are actually needs. Our want for “stuff” is never done. We must not put our trust in material possessions which can lead to the hoarding of wealth, oppression of laborers, self-indulgence or the murder of the righteous. We must remember to leverage our wealth for love of God and love of others through the practice of generosity and practicing simplicity.
SERMON NOTES: https://www.bible.com/events/48790173
21.11.07
Christ Community Church - Leawood Campus - SUNDAY MESSAGES
en-usNovember 07, 2021
Faith & Money [Real Faith 06]
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We give generously because we have generously been given so much from God. When we receive and rejoice in the depth of God’s grace toward us in richly blessing us with his son whom he sent to die for our sins, our response of giving generously is not one of obligation but adoration. It is a delight and joy to give and live generously because we are responding to the joy and generosity of our loving Father.
There are no two ways about it. James is very clear. If God doesn’t manage our wealth it will ruin us. May the Holy Spirit bring to us a deeper understanding of our tende
21.11.07
Christ Community Church - Olathe Campus - SUNDAY MESSAGES
en-usNovember 07, 2021
On Self-Compassion
Self-compassion is making a name for itself as a balm for our unsettling modern times. (But won't it make me lazier? Or more self-centered?) A heavyweight when it comes to wellbeing research, self-compassion has three key components, and a few misconceptions. I break them down, and point to more resources.
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Episode #266: The Dark Side of Self-Care
Regularly practicing self-care has changed my life, but it has a dark side, too.
Listen in to hear how commercialization, over-ritualizing, and self-indulgence might be holding your self-care routine back.
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Be School with Taylor Elyse Morrison
en-usJanuary 13, 2020
Diagnosing Affluenza - Dick Wiedenheft
Affluenza: get tested, get treated.
Community Bible Church of Northern Westchester
enSeptember 03, 2017
Diagnosing Affluenza - Dick Wiedenheft
Affluenza: get tested, get treated.
Community Bible Church of Northern Westchester
enSeptember 03, 2017
All Things New: New Creatures - II Corinthians 5:16-18
James: A Faith that Works (Finish The Race - James 5)
James gives us a picture of Christ coming and encourages us to not quit and finish the race. He speaks to the rich and reminds us to be patient in suffering. He reminds them of the power of prayer. In the hard times God galvanizes our faith and calls us to finish well and be concerned with other Christ-followers