Flatirons Community Church Podcast

Every day we all have choices and decisions facing us. Should I do this or that? Should I go here or there? Turn right or left? Should I quit or hang in there? Should I stay or should I go? And somewhere along the way, we throw up a prayer, "Hey, God, what am I supposed to do?" That's the million-dollar question we all want answered. So, how do we find the answer? In this series, we are going to compare something that we know a little something about...skiing...to something that many of us want to know more about...how do I know what I'm supposed to do? What's the answer? And...is that the right question?

Where are you sailing? How will you know when you get there? Is this really where you want to end up? The purpose of this series is not to make anyone feel GUILTY for what they have...that never helps anything. The purpose of this series is to view life through a different lens. To awaken GRATITUDE. Gratitude leads to GENEROSITY which leads to GOOD deeds...but, along the way, generosity can be ambushed, ripped off, "pirated" by GREED. Whether you end up in guilt, gratitude, greed or generosity, make no mistake, every treasure will be revealed for what it is and the difference it made.

Where are you sailing? How will you know when you get there? Is this really where you want to end up? The purpose of this series is not to make anyone feel GUILTY for what they have...that never helps anything. The purpose of this series is to view life through a different lens. To awaken GRATITUDE. Gratitude leads to GENEROSITY which leads to GOOD deeds...but, along the way, generosity can be ambushed, ripped off, "pirated" by GREED. Whether you end up in guilt, gratitude, greed or generosity, make no mistake, every treasure will be revealed for what it is and the difference it made.

Where are you sailing? How will you know when you get there? Is this really where you want to end up? The purpose of this series is not to make anyone feel GUILTY for what they have...that never helps anything. The purpose of this series is to view life through a different lens. To awaken GRATITUDE. Gratitude leads to GENEROSITY which leads to GOOD deeds...but, along the way, generosity can be ambushed, ripped off, "pirated" by GREED. Whether you end up in guilt, gratitude, greed or generosity, make no mistake, every treasure will be revealed for what it is and the difference it made.

Where are you sailing? How will you know when you get there? Is this really where you want to end up? The purpose of this series is not to make anyone feel GUILTY for what they have...that never helps anything. The purpose of this series is to view life through a different lens. To awaken GRATITUDE. Gratitude leads to GENEROSITY which leads to GOOD deeds...but, along the way, generosity can be ambushed, ripped off, "pirated" by GREED. Whether you end up in guilt, gratitude, greed or generosity, make no mistake, every treasure will be revealed for what it is and the difference it made.

Where are you sailing? How will you know when you get there? Is this really where you want to end up? The purpose of this series is not to make anyone feel GUILTY for what they have...that never helps anything. The purpose of this series is to view life through a different lens. To awaken GRATITUDE. Gratitude leads to GENEROSITY which leads to GOOD deeds...but, along the way, generosity can be ambushed, ripped off, "pirated" by GREED. Whether you end up in guilt, gratitude, greed or generosity, make no mistake, every treasure will be revealed for what it is and the difference it made.

Every year it comes around and every year we set new resolutions. Often they are the same ones we set the year before. What if this year we set one Resolution that's more important than all the rest?

You know that feeling when you walk from darkness into light? When you turn on the bathroom light first thing in the morning, when you step from a dark movie theater into the sunshine? It takes a moment for your eyes to adjust. It's uncomfortable at first because light totally invades and overwhelms darkness. In reality there is no such thing as dark, only the absence of light. In the Bible, John describes Jesus as the light that shines in the darkness that cannot be overcome. Jesus described Himself as the light of the world. Could it be that the birth of Jesus was more than just a silent night, but an aggressive invasion of light and hope into a world suffering from the absence of light?

You know that feeling when you walk from darkness into light? When you turn on the bathroom light first thing in the morning, when you step from a dark movie theater into the sunshine? It takes a moment for your eyes to adjust. It's uncomfortable at first because light totally invades and overwhelms darkness. In reality there is no such thing as dark, only the absence of light. In the Bible, John describes Jesus as the light that shines in the darkness that cannot be overcome. Jesus described Himself as the light of the world. Could it be that the birth of Jesus was more than just a silent night, but an aggressive invasion of light and hope into a world suffering from the absence of light?

You know that feeling when you walk from darkness into light? When you turn on the bathroom light first thing in the morning, when you step from a dark movie theater into the sunshine? It takes a moment for your eyes to adjust. It's uncomfortable at first because light totally invades and overwhelms darkness. In reality there is no such thing as dark, only the absence of light. In the Bible, John describes Jesus as the light that shines in the darkness that cannot be overcome. Jesus described Himself as the light of the world. Could it be that the birth of Jesus was more than just a silent night, but an aggressive invasion of light and hope into a world suffering from the absence of light?