Cheyenne Hills Podcast

What is your power? Do you know? God equips His people with strengths and gifts, but if we use these the wrong way or our power gets out of control... we can cause serious damage. Pastor Karsten and producer Kasey tackle some questions to ask yourself this week to keep guest speaker Pastor Kenny White's message alive in your mind. Missed the message? Look for the SermonCast on this podcast channel!

Relevant Scripture:

Galatians 5:22-23

Ephesians 3:16

Matthew 5:5

Matthew 11:28-30

Guest speaker Pastor Kenny White gets into the real definition of gentleness: power under control. He shows examples of how Jesus modeled this, and challenged us to recognize how often we let our own power be out of control.

Two key points we chose to go into further from this week's sermon are God's pursuit of us, and our pursuit of God, and what a faithful pursuit looks like on both sides. Pastor Galen guests to unpack his message on Faithfulness, and has some interesting questions for us to ask urselves.

Relevant Scripture:

Genesis 32: 22-32

Luke 15: 11-32

Galatians 6:1

Galatians 5: 22-23

We know God is faithful, but what does that mean? We know we should be faithful, but what does that look like? This week, Pastor Galen sets out to answer these questions. Join us as we continue our series on the Fruit of the Spirit with another aspect that can be hard to define: faithfulness.

Poducer's Note: In an effort to allow for longer, more in-depth content, as well as work with Nathan and Galen's schedules, this podcast will now air once a month, and run between 30-60 minutes long. We hope this will provide more rich dives into subjects and scripture, and make our publishing more reliable. Remember to subscribe and turn on notifications to get the next episode, and we'll set a regular air date.

Galen talked about how real goodness can only come from having God in us, so how do we know when our kind or generous actions are goodness and when we have selfish motivations? Karsten and Kasey look at the anatomy of the act of Goodness and how we can keep ourselves in check and make others a priority.

Relevant Scripture:

Luke 5:31-32 • Matthew 9: 9-13 • Mark 2: 17 (three accounts of the same conversation)

Listing words like we see in Galatians 5:22-23, they can start to blur together. What's the difference between kindness and goodness? Pastor Galen unpacks some ideas on what makes something good you may not have considered before.

Before conflicting trips, speaking engagments and life separated our dynamic podcast duo, we were two parts into a conversation about the social, cultural and political philosophy of conservatism as it pertains to the worldview and principles of Christianity. Now, finally both in the same room once again, Pastor Galen and Nathan Winters finish the conversation.

Confused, go back and check out The Chain parts 1 and 2!

If you're going to dive deep in the ocean, it's easier with the right equipment. The same thing can be said for diving into the Word of God — like Galen did when looking at the original Greek word for kindness in his sermon this week. Today, we look at a free, not-for-profit resource for in-depth Bible study called biblehub.com. We hope you can use this to discover the intricate and intentional gift God has given us in His Word.

Link to the Greek for today's word: kindness

https://biblehub.com/greek/5544.htm

Relevant scripture:

Galatians 5:22-23

Deuteronomy 6:4

We continue our series on the Fruit of the Spirit with Kindness. Pastor Galen get's into the nitty gritty of the Greek word for kindness and how much more meaning, message and instruction can be found in Galatians 5:22-23.