These hymns, Christian songs, are classics. They have been loved by new converts and mature believers for many years, in some cases, for centuries. Learn about these hymns, including ‘Amazing Grace,’ ‘Great is Thy Faithfulness,’ and others.
Years ago, someone asked this question: “where does my help come from?” Today we might ask it this way: “where can I find encouragement?” For the answer to this important question, we explore Psalm 121
How can the church help those who feel lonely or discouraged? Our host and a Christian counselor talk about small groups as well as other ways to encourage those who may be struggling in this season.
Especially In the holiday season, many people feel lonely. A Christian counselor explains why we must give one another the freedom to express those feelings. We must also give ourselves grace.
Every sin listed in the Bible can be contrasted to its opposite. So the sin of pride can be contrasted to the godly virtue of humility. Listen to several Bible verses which show the vast difference between these two.
Though all sins are bad in God’s sight, some sins have more deadly results than others. Find out why one particular sin tops the list as the most “deadly” of all sins.
Coronavirus, politics, and protests are decreasing our joy and increasing our stress. On top of those things, we have to deal with personal struggles. From the book of Philippians, we’ll learn how to increase our joy.
We share insights from a best-selling book about friendships. Increasing transparency, speaking more warmly, and performing small acts of kindness, are among the practical things we can do to deepen our relationships.
It’s not really about the quantity of friends you have, but the quality of your friendships. In this episode we consider how to deepen friendships that you already have. We suggest five things you can do right now to deepen your existing friendships.
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About Mission Upside Down
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For 2000 years, the followers of Jesus have been on a mission, even as Jesus himself was on a mission. Often wrongly understood as “saving souls,” this mission of Jesus actually is about bringing…
people into a new kingdom, a new reality. Life in this new kingdom requires not only a change of heart and mind, but a change in life-purpose and worldview. As Jesus himself observes, there are not many people who will want this change. But for those who are changed by God inwardly, life in this new kingdom, brings new meaning and purpose in life. Everyone who becomes part of this new kingdom finds that almost all their prior beliefs, ideas, attitudes, and perspectives become turned “upside down.”