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Eternal life is all about knowing God more intimately. Dr. Spann shares insights into this truth in this fifth of five episodes. In addition he shares some of the ways he meditates on Scripture and the resources he uses.
Complete notes from this session can be downloaded here.
Other resources:
Trusting God by Jerry Bridges
Meditation by Jim Downing
Westminster Pulpit (G. Campbell Morgan)
Kansas Communities Ministry Website
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It is so difficult to relinquish control of our lives, yet in order to really obtain all that the Lord may have for us, He asks us to do just that. Dr. Richard Spann shares a personal experience that helped him understand that better.
Complete notes from this session can be downloaded here.
Other resources:
Westminster Pulpit (G. Campbell Morgan)
Kansas Communities Ministry Website
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God tells Abram in Genesis 15:1 that He is Abram's shield and reward. Can that principle be applied today? Rather than looking at God being our reward as a selfish thing, Dr. Spann encourages us to see that He is our significance and security and we can love others because of His being our Reward.
Complete notes from this session can be downloaded here.
Other resources:
Westminster Pulpit (G. Campbell Morgan)
Kansas Communities Ministry Website
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Our tendency is at times to run ahead of God's timing in our zeal and enthusiasm to serve Him or to lag behind as He wants us to move ahead when we are reluctant. There is a balance and Dr. Spann shares some practical insights into keeping in step with God.
Complete notes from this session can be downloaded here.
Other resources:
Westminster Pulpit (G. Campbell Morgan)
Kansas Communities Ministry Website
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The Bible in Genesis 15:1 states that Enoch walked with God? What does that mean and does it even apply to us today. Dr. Richard Spann shares his thoughts on the meaning of walking with God. (This is a re-release of a prior episode.)
Complete notes from this session can be downloaded here.
Other resources:
Westminster Pulpit (G. Campbell Morgan)
Kansas Communities Ministry Website
Note: The opinions expressed on this podcast are those of the speakers and do not necessarily represent the views of The Navigators (c) or the Kansas Communities Ministry.
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In this final episode, Mr. Al Ewert shares something he learned from Elizabeth Elliott as he was trying to decide what to do in a particularly difficult situation. Sometimes we are paralyzed with fear or worry as we try to decide how to take our next step.
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Kansas Communities Ministry
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Mr. Al Ewert, Senior Leadership with TUMI (The Urban Ministry Institute) in Wichita, Kansas, shares six simple, yet profound phrases that can help us keep perspective in the midst of challenging times.
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Kansas Navigators Communities Ministry
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In the midst of strife and conflict, there is a tremendous need for love and reconciliation in our world today. But how do we do that in an effective way? Mr. Al Ewert shares some thoughts about reaching out to the person in your sphere of influence who may feel they are a "nobody" but who is of infinite value in the eyes of God. Also, he discusses the great value and effectiveness of generational ministry and how it has impacted countless souls for eternity.
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Mr. Al Ewert, Senior Leadership with International ministry with The Urban Ministry Institute (TUMI) shares how God taught him the importance of making communion with Christ of the highest priority. In addition he shares stories from his time with Mr. Lorne Sanny, former President of the Navigators, and some practical ways he has learned to walk with God. Finally, we discuss the critical importance of avoiding the "lone ranger" mentality and instead move into a freer fellowship attitude, both with God and with other believers.
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Al Ewert, Senior Leadership in International Development with The Urban Ministry Institute (TUMI) shares about what discipleship looks like in the setting of the inner city as well as his observation that prayer is absolutely vital to our own spiritual growth as well as the growth in people to whom we minister.
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