Living on the Edge with Chip Ingram Daily Podcast

What are you supposed to do when you’ve messed up big time? I mean you stole something, had an affair, covered up an addiction. How can you ever recover? In this program, Chip’ll share how we can break free from our past, as he continues our series You Were Made for More. He’ll unpack how repentance works in our relationship with God and others.

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Have you ever been given a second chance? I mean you made a mistake or said something you weren’t supposed to and you were allowed a do-over? In this program, Chip continues our newest series, You Were Made for More: Facing the Jonah’ in All of Us. Hear how God gave Jonah a do-over, what he did with that second chance, and why it matters to us.

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So many Christians today are treating one another poorly, over opinions on politics, masks, and vaccines. We all have thoughts about what’s going on in our world but why has it caused so much anger among believers? In this program, we’ll find out, as Chip continues our series, You Were Made for More. Don’t miss how we can rise above secondary conflicts, and live lives of unity and love.

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Do you sometimes think you could be doing more with your life? But because of past mistakes or current circumstances, you feel unworthy or unmotivated to make a difference? In this program, Chip picks up in our series, You Were Made for More: Facing the Jonah’ in All of Us. Hear how we can shift our ambitions, relationships, and lives - to the greater purposes God has for us.

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For thousands of years, people have struggled to understand why bad things happen. In this program, guest teacher Ryan Ingram tackles this perplexing issue as we continue our series, You Were Made for More: Facing the Jonah in All of Us. Don’t miss where the most difficult storms in our lives come from, and how we can learn to weather em.

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Are you running from God? Have you ever stopped to consider that the difficulties and adversities you’re facing right now might have something to do with it? In this program, we’ll pick up in our new series You Were Made for More. Guest teacher Ryan Ingram continues studying the book of Jonah, and shares how God can calm the storms of our lives.

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Have you ever driven a stick shift? Most people have a hard time using the clutch to shift from one gear to another. In this program, guest teacher Ryan Ingram explains how that struggle translates to our spiritual lives as he picks up in our series You Were Made for More. Don’t miss how we can shift our lives to the more God has for us, as we continue our study of the book of Jonah.

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What do you know about the story of Jonah? I mean you remember something about a big fish, a storm, and a city called Nineveh. In this program, we begin our series called You Were Made for More. For the next several programs, Chip and his son Ryan team up to study the book of Jonah, and reveal what we can learn from his life.

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Imagine you’re in Heaven, standing before God, and He asks you, What did you do with the life I gave you? How would you answer? In this program, Chip warns that this isn’t a hypothetical question.. one day, you’ll have to answer it! As he wraps up his series from 1st Timothy, Chip shares a concrete guide to answer this question well.

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Have you ever been asked in a job interview: What are your weaknesses? Some may avoid answering directly or flip the question to brag a little about themselves saying, I work too hard or I care too much. But in this program, Chip proposes that it’s vitally important we know our faults and that there’s actually a way to use them to our advantage. Join us to learn more!

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