Thank you to all who have been listening!  This is our 100th episode , and from the first episode to this milestone, it’s been a tremendous blessing . All glory to God for the wisdom and understanding He has provided. Stay tuned for Season 2 , where we’ll go into much deeper topics. The topics we’ll explore are the very reason we named our podcast Outcast. 

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Jesus said, “I am the bread of life.” When we seek bread to eat, we do everything to obtain it. The question is: Do we make Him the bread of our lives?

The Holy Spirit will lead you to people—never by coincidence. In this episode, we share how God led us to a brother in Christ and the experiences that followed.

Christ said “It is written: ‘Man shall not live on bread alone, but on every word that comes from the mouth of God.’” In your walk with God, you nourish yourself with His Word—true sustenance for the spirit. Walk and think in the Spirit.

Gathering is important—never stop gathering.  But the four walls are  not the journey. The journey is to do what God has called you to do, even if that means leaving the four walls of the church. Yet, this is not to pursue selfish ambitions but to pursue the things of God.  

What happens when you turn to Christ?  You become a new creature. The things you learned from the world, you will now start to unlearn. The Holy Spirit will teach you, and you will discover what is truth, what is holy, what is life, and what is love.

Temptation is unavoidable. We all get tempted in many ways. When one struggles, it is because temptation is being acted upon, and their faith is based on their own strength. But when one suffers, it is because they are resisting temptation, placing their trust in God. The result is victory through Jesus Christ, who helps us overcome all things.

God commands us to deny ourselves if we want to follow Him. God sending His one and only Son was an act of love due to the fact that we are incapable of meeting God's standards. For God is a holy God, and He will execute His judgment. For that reason, He sent His Son and gifts us with eternal life.

We, as humans, rely on the elements of the Earth, which are water, wind, earth, and fire. As Christians, sometimes we want to fight back with the physical elements of the Earth, but the scripture in the Bible teaches us that this is not a battle of flesh and blood, but of the spirit. We should rely on the spiritual things that God has placed before us, such as prayer, scripture, and fasting. Jesus, while being tempted, did not fight with earthly things; instead, He fought spiritually.

God, the Creator of all things, makes Himself known through nature. Being present and meditating in His creation can offer rich lessons of wisdom and understanding. Many have their minds in the future, past, or both, and they believe they are receiving wisdom; however, it is often earthly wisdom that is taught by the mind of man.