"Good enough" has been keeping many people from accomplishing all that they are capable of and called to do. Let's get after it.

If you're tired of the usual "3-step goal-setting processes" this episode is for you. We're going to be taking a practical look at how we can start a new year off right in order to accomplish what God has for us to accomplish in 2023 and beyond. 🙏🚀

Inspiration is always high around the start of a new year. How do we carry on when inspiration runs out and win the long game? Let's talk about it as we close off 2022 strong 👊

As we dream about what 2023 can be, we need to make sure that whatever we build, is built on the right foundations 🙏 Let's jump back to episode 42 to revisit our talk on the importance of building on the proper foundation.

Sometimes it feels like everything around us is falling apart. While it can either feel like that or even be true, let's never forget who we partner with. How we have a powerful friend in the Holy Spirit.

Today on the Church Acts Podcast we're going to be talking about spiritual at·ro·phy - to gradually decline in effectiveness or vigor due to underuse or neglect.

What does it mean to experience spiritual atrophy? How does it happen, and more importantly, how can we prevent or reverse spiritual atrophy in our lives.

For the very first time my wife, Magna-Leena joins me on the podcast. She thought it would be fun if she interviewed me on the show, so that's exactly what we're going to do on this episode. (Plus a lot of espresso talk)

"There have been a lot of people who have been emptied. That need to be filled again." What's being empty costing us and what can we do about it?

Have you ever felt like you were at the end of yourself? In today's episode, Terry talks about remembering who partners with us.

Sometimes the greatest gift that we can give to ourselves is to set boundaries. Today on the Church Acts Podcast Terry talks about the importance of the voices we choose to listen to and how to set boundaries in order to make sure that the wrong voices don't have the room to affect our lives.