If there's a biblical quality and ability that is seemingly one of the most elusive, it's patience. Our patience deficiency is much more than just a cultural issue of our day, it's a human disorder. It's my hope in this episode to challenge us all to give ourselves to become a people established in patience.

(Again, please remember I have a backlog of recordings to get online.) This episode was recorded the same day as the news of the Notre Dame fire broke. Within the event, I believe, are some spiritual applications that I think are worth discussing.

Due to travelling, I have a severe backlog of recorded files that I'm likely just going to have to sort through and throw out here. This podcast covers a multitude of things, including how the will of man is demonstrated in a child, hot wheels.... and gifting plastic flowers. Enjoy.

In this episode I discuss several of the very limiting mindsets that we often establish in modern Christianity. I believe that if we step back and examine many of our doctrines and approaches to spiritual maturity, we tend to only seek after meeting/attaining the minimum requirement. Let's change that, shall we?

Some thoughts on going the way of Cain and the drive to compete. I think on this/share about this often and decided to record a few very limited views on the matter. 

A very brief reflection on the forgiveness and exoneration that we have in Christ.

Part 2 (and conclusion) of a brief, biblical answer to the question, "What is faith?" I examine the complex life of King Asa from 2 Chronicles and attempt to glean what we can from his biblical record. 

So what is faith, really? We see it all throughout the Bible. We marvel at "men of faith" and our rhetoric makes it clear that we believe that we need it, but we must begin with even knowing what it is and why we must be found in it. Part 1 of 2. 

This episode discusses several topics but primarily the importance of laboring into reproducing the seed of God upon the earth. We who are in Christ can enter into the active rest of literally being in, and multiplying, the lineage of Jesus.

Just some thoughts on my present spiritual condition. What is spiritual maturation and what does it even look like? May we endure when things go quiet and thereby walk disciplined, when necessary.