When James tells us to "establish our hearts"...what comes to mind? Let's explore this call, and begin part one with a developed understanding of patient endurance. This will be a three-part series, packed with Scriptures to bring the concept of an 'established heart' to fullness with practical suggestions for walking it out. 

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Tune in to hear the reading of the second half of Psalm 119 (verses 89-176) from the ESV and be strengthened in your faith-walk!

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Tune in to the reading of the first 88 verses of Psalm 119, from the ESV. 

Romans 10:17 tells us that faith comes by hearing, and hearing by the Word. It's my aim in reading this lengthy, power-packed Psalm to inspire and strengthen your faith and allow Holy Spirit to speak into your heart His counsel. 

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Psalm 119 -- 176 verses of faith-filled, confident declarations of the goodness of God's magnified word. In this episode I'm giving a brief introduction to this Psalm, aided by Matthew Henry's commentary, as a precursor to the reading of the psalm in the next two episodes to follow.

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In serving God with our minds, we are discussing the third stage of renovations: decoration, to conclude the series. 

What are you doing to decorate your mind? Let's read from Colossians 3:1-17 and Philippians 4:8 together.

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What are we developing? Come check out Romans 8:5-6, 2 Peter 1:2-12 and more...

In the pursuit of Finding Faith to Stand Strong, Standing Strong to be Faith-filled, the journey of Serving God with our Minds continues in this nitty gritty, but blessed, development stage.

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Did you know your mind needs renovating? It's true! As we look at the call to renovate while continuing the series on serving God with our minds, this episode explores the demolition stage. What are we demolishing, and why. Tune in, and be blessed!

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What does it mean to serve God with our minds? Let's check it out! This episode I'll be reading from Romans 6 and Romans 7. It's meant as an introduction for further discussions on how, practically, to serve God with our minds. First, though, the stage must be set. Examining where and why God calls us to this act of service allows us to step into the follow-through, along with the application of other Scripture in the episodes to come. 

Please note, unless otherwise mentioned, all Scripture is being read from the ESV. 

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Taking Heart...what does it even mean, and how does it really work? I mean really. Let's chat about the root of the word, plus how and why to walk it out. 

Together, we are "Finding Faith to Stand Strong, Standing Strong to be Faith-filled."

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Elect and Exile -- these two words seem ill-fitting side-by-side, yet once again we find in them another paradox of faith. The letter 1 Peter is written to the Elect Exiles in the Dispersion, and the opening chapter explains this profound concept of "chosen separation" and the hope of the promise found therein. 

In the pursuit of "Finding Faith to Stand Strong, Standing Strong to be Faith-filled" I encourage you to come to a place of peace-filled, confident assurance that the road of the "pilgrim of faith" is blessed. 

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