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This is a fun one right? Let's look into fasting, it's actually purpose, what the Bible says and how announcing your social media fast event lent is probably the wrong thing to do.
Today Daniel and Bhreagh look at the first spiritual discipline - submission - and talk about why this should be your first step to making the spiritual disciplines sacred in your life. As usual, it's a messy, real and raw conversation of what this discipline should look like in all aspects of life and "hopefully" causes you to take a hard look and decide to put this into practice a little more.
This season of Sacred Cows is going to focus on the one thing that needs to be sacred in our lives - Spiritual Disciplines. I know, I know, you are tired of hearing those words or you are just downright confused as to what that means but trust us, they are important and you are missing them in your life. Check out today's episode to find out why they are more important now than ever and hear a little bit of what is to come!
The first episode in our Christmas Sacred Cow series looks at Advent. Do you know what advent is, where it came from, why we do it? Have a listen to see what it should be all about and maybe where we went a little wrong.
Have you ever heard someone say, "God called me to this," or, "What is God calling you to do?" What if I told you there is only one, true "call" from God and all His followers are called in the same way? Join us today as we discuss God's calling at our places of work, our homes, and in the church. Spoiler alert - God's call should actually be a sacred cow.
We like to use a lot of big church words but why? Do we really know what they mean? Do they make us feel higher or more important? Are they stopping others from knowing the real Jesus? Join us this week to talk about the sacred cow of church jargon and what we can do to maybe make it a little less sacred.
Join Daniel and Bhreagh in their first ever episode of sacred cows where we talk about cows, why are they sacred and what should we do about I!
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