EncounterPodcast

2 Peter 1:3.  What do you need to live a dynamic spiritual life? Have you ever started a project only to realize you didn’t have the tools needed to finish? The theme of this meditation from 2 Peter 1 is having what you need.  Maybe not what you want, but all that you need. I pray this contemplation will help you know the truth that God has all you need pertaining to living a godly life.

John 8:32.  The theme of this meditation from John 8 is freedom. Leaving behind what binds to race ahead free and fast into the presence of God.

Romans 10:10.   The theme for this meditation from Romans 10 is allocution.  Calling out to the Lord for his mercy. Calling on the Lord for his salvation.

Psalm 59:16.  The theme of this meditation from Psalm 59 is safety.  Hiding from the wolves that prowl.  Protection in the strong arms of God. Care in his lovingkindness.  And safety as you rest in his territory.

Galatians 5:1.  The theme of this meditation from Galatians 5 is freedom.  Freedom to surrender to the truth of the temporary. To resist crafting our own immortality and appreciate the divine momentary.  Enjoying the fleeting footprints in the sand.

Luke 6:37.  The theme for this meditation from Luke 6 is being seen.  Being mindful of our actions so that others see the best of the peace of God in what we say and what we do.

Proverbs 1:7.  What wisdom are you reaching to acquire, and how might your attempts to achieve it, making you wiser?  I pray this meditation from the first chapter of Proverbs will help you begin your voyage towards knowledge by first taking a step towards God.

Have you felt lost, tossed on your journey of late?  Seeking what feels lost? Scrambling for what’s been tossed?

This meditation from the fifteenth chapter of John will help you remember the hope you have in worshipping a strong Tower that never moves.  The hope of living and abiding in a home that will never crumble. Worshipping a God that remains and is still standing.

Romans 10:10.   The theme for this meditation from Romans 10 is allocution.  Calling out to the Lord for his mercy. Calling on the Lord for his salvation.

Romans 10:17. Today is Holy Saturday...but Sunday is coming! The theme of this guided audio meditation from Romans 10 is a reflection on Holy Saturday. I pray it will help open your eyes to opportunities to share the victorious story of the risen Lord. The story that Sunday is coming!