Rolling With Sean Lewis

How to start achieving the life you were destined to have. The combination of trusting God, allowing Him to guide your steps and visualizing what that looks like will allow you to finally live out your life with the purpose God created you for.

In this episode we learn the history of St. Patrick's Day and the spiritual significance of the day.

Valentine's Day is more than hearts and flowers. Find out what I am talking about in this episode.

How even in the middle of a pandemic and situations we feel we have little control over...we do have control to begin to shift our lives in a more positive and productive direction. Here's to 2021!

My Christmas of hope and the miracle of Jesus in this season. Special reading of The Christmas Story read by our founding pastor of Church on the Move in Tulsa, Oklahoma...Pastor Willie George

Jamie is the founding member of the band, Thirteen Minutes and the musical festival Serpent Stomp. He was also the founder of Not So Silent Night, a toy drive which benefitted abused and neglected children. Jamie's new project is The Kardia Complex. Even in the noise of a pandemic, political tensions and racial divide God's voice speaks the loudest if we will listen. Jamie listened.

We can use 2020 as the time to hit reset and better ourselves in our lives. Perfect opportunity to make needed adjustments in our lives if we take advantage of it.

Steven talks about his involvement with endurance sports and his newest adventure...hiking one of Colorado's peaks and the documentary soon to be out.

In this episode Sean talks about the need to be perfect and being self critical at times but sometimes you just have to acknowledge that everything does not need to be perfect. Be okay with being you. Our challenges do not need to define us... they are just a small part of who we are. Strive for the best you can be but be able to have peace knowing we can not control everything and sometimes our imperfections just means we are human!

My perspective about living life with cerebral palsy and how I choose to see it.