God in a simple way

In this podcast, Kamran discusses the importance of understanding that Jesus is not just "the way" but "your way". He encourages listeners to go deeper in their feelings and beliefs and not be afraid to speak the truth, even if it means being disappointed or angry with God. Kamran believes that when we speak the truth, we are speaking Jesus and it will set us free. He also reminds us that looking at the surface of our lives and situations can cause us to miss what God is doing in the depths of eternity. The key takeaway is to be honest and vulnerable with ourselves and with God, allowing the truth to set us free.

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In this podcast, Kamran reflects on the goodness of God and how it is not based on our recognition of it. He discusses how God's goodness is not dependent on our love for Him, but rather His love for us. Kamran emphasizes that regardless of our ability to see it, God's goodness will always come to us. He also talks about how God's discipline or pruning is a sign of His love for us and that we should trust in His goodness even in difficult times. Ultimately, Kamran encourages listeners to have a foundation of trust in God's goodness and love, regardless of circumstances.

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In this episode, Kamran discusses the concept of opening one's heart to love and allowing the love of God to come in. Using the example of a friend's recently deceased dog, Kamran highlights how opening oneself up to love also opens oneself up to pain. He explains that when we love deeply, we feel the pain of those we love, just as a parent feels their child's pain. Kamran emphasizes that loving humanity like Mother Teresa is a noble aspiration, but it comes with the risk of feeling immense pain. Despite this, he expresses his willingness to open his heart to love and the love of God for humanity.

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In this episode, Kamran reflects on the constant pressure and demands of daily life and how they are always before us. However, the question arises, what is before God's face? Kamran suggests that love is always before God's face and that we should strive to be more aware of love in our lives. The message ends with a prayer to have God's face before us day and night.

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The podcast discusses how to deal with the emptiness of life by relying on Jesus as the way, the truth, and the life. The speaker emphasizes the importance of having a personal relationship with Jesus and seeking him for daily life, rather than just viewing him as a savior or life-giver. The podcast also touches on the idea that the scripture should be given to us by Christ himself and placed inside our being.

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In this podcast episode, Kamran reflects on the idea that our lives are not our own and that we should live them in accordance with the truth of this statement. He shares a personal experience at the dentist's office where he was reminded of the hardships and challenges in his life that are out of his control. However, he also had a moment of clarity where he realized that his life belongs to God and that he should live it as such. Kamran encourages listeners to acknowledge the ownership of Christ over all things created and to live their lives in accordance with this truth.

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In this episode, Kamran reflects on the topic of desires and love. He discusses how love is a strong desire and that it has depth, height, and width. Kamran shares his personal experiences with discovering the depth of Christ's love by going deep into his own heart and the heart of Father God. Kamran also touches on the height of God's love and how some mystics have experienced ecstasy and union with God. Finally, he talks about the width of God's love and how it extends to all people, except for the Pharisees who were a stumbling block to others coming to God.

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In this episode, Kamran reflects on how he often gets offended by his own weakness and the weakness of others. However, he comes to the realization that the Lord doesn't get offended by our weakness but rather by our self-righteousness. Kamran discusses how some people are weak in love, humility, generosity, and vulnerability. He encourages himself and the listeners to not get offended by weakness but instead ask God to help them love others despite their weaknesses.

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It's important for us to extend compassion and understanding towards others, including our spouses, neighbors, and even our enemies. We need to be willing to see past their weaknesses and flaws, and recognize that God's strength is at work in their lives as well. It can be difficult, but with God's help, we can learn to love and accept others for who they are, weaknesses and all. And in doing so, we can grow in our own humility, generosity, and vulnerability, becoming more like Christ in the process.

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