Cardinal Truth

Wrapping up the first season. A few of the things I learned, a few thank yous, and some of the new ideas for season two (Launching in the fall of 2019)

What do we do when the little prayers get answered and the big ones don't? What happens if the things that we're truly going after, fervently seeking answers too, never get answered? Part of this is a mindset shift and how we have to approach answered and unanswered prayers.

What does it look like to take responsibility for your own spiritual nutrition? We're the only person accountable for our growth. Can we find ways that are easy adds to our lives so that we aren't governed by guilt or obligation but love for the King?

How do we learn to be vulnerable? What does it mean to press forward? If I embrace my emotions, or even start to work on them, doesn't that make me weak? Here's my journey through that 'weakness' and my running towards health.

Definition time, what do these terms (prophesy, word of knowledge) mean and what should I do with a when I am the recipient of a 'word'?

In the pursuit of our destiny did we forget to do that thing we were originally asked to do? We're called to look like Christ. How are you doing with that task?

Pray without ceasing is a rule that feels misquoted all the time. What does this mean? How do we practically do something all the time while still being present in our day to day lives? Maybe it is just a slightly slanted translation that we need a fresh perspective to engage with.

When your spirit has a check and you don't know why. I've noticed that when there is a level of agitation within my spirit, I have already made a decision in my heart that my head hasn't quite caught up to yet...

Around our church, GCC, we often talk about community and family. We go as far as to talk about family first, but my question is which family is that? Your biological one or your church one and how do you choose between them?

There are different styles of teaching, which do you prefer? Do you enjoy a more of an anecdotal type of preaching with stories and life applications OR do you long for the more revelatory type that may be slightly difficult to fully grasp but the truth embedded in them resonates deeply?