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  • Daily Radio Program with Charles Stanley - In Touc... - The Danger of Anger - Part 1

    Most people believe they have a right to feel bitter until their situations improve. But our heavenly Father wants us to enjoy peace and joy, regardless of our circumstances. Dr. Stanley discusses how to manage your anger God's way after listing out the benefits, aspects, and causes of anger.

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    19 min
  • God on the Go by AllMomDoes - Quick to Obey, Slow to Question (Quick and Slow)
    Recently, I was reminded of how my parents taught us to obey quickly. "Those aren't my shoes, dishes, mess, etc." Today we're talking about why it's important to be the first to serve, and slow to expect that someone else will take care of. Quick obedience shapes my walk with God, my respect for authority, and the way I move through everyday life.

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    7 min
  • Be Still and Know Daily Bible Devotion - January 26th - Mark 6:37
    Mark 6:37
    Jesus said, “You feed them.” “With what?” they asked. “We’d have to work for months to earn enough money to buy food for all these people!”
    The feeding of the 5,000 was a spectacular miracle, but Jesus didn’t rush into performing it. First of all, he challenged the disciples with a blunt command: “You feed them.” Just imagine how they would’ve felt! Suddenly, they had to come up with an answer. They started thinking through the implications and quickly worked out that they would need to work for a long time to earn enough to feed such a huge crowd. They were firmly convinced that Jesus’ challenge was completely impossible.
    The problem with the disciples was that they were thinking in purely human terms. Jesus was trying to help them think beyond the normal limitations of life. Their response was entirely reasonable, but the snag with it was that it didn’t take account of God. It left no room for miracles. As disciples of Jesus, they needed to stop thinking in purely practical terms and start seeing things from God’s perspective. The miraculous feeding of the 5,000 must have been a major moment in their development as disciples. They had to start thinking in completely new ways.
    I have spent a large slice of my life in church leadership meetings. In every single meeting, we have had to make decisions, and often we have had to face very challenging situations. I believe that God wants us to make good plans and think carefully through the implications of all our actions, but at the same time we always need to be listening for the voice of God, who will often call us to do things which don’t make any human sense. God is still the God of miracles, and he calls us to see things from his point of view and to never forget his amazing generosity and miraculous power.
    Question
    In what situations are you looking for God to do a miracle at the moment?
    Prayer
    Loving God, forgive me for those times when I only think in a human way. Help me to always remember that you are a God of miracles. Amen
    4 min
  • The Grace Message with Dr. Andrew Farley - Honoring Jesus
    Here's the secret to enjoying God's love… Discussion Questions:
    1. What does the average person think it means to "honor Jesus"?
    2. What does it really mean to honor Him? And His finished work?
    3. How do we honor the cross? The blood?
    4. How do we honor God's grace? Our freedom?
    5. How do we honor our union with Christ? Our newness? Our closeness?
    6. React to this statement: Honoring Jesus means we stop asking for what we already have in Him.
    7. React to this statement: Honoring Jesus is the secret to enjoying God's love.
    8. What kind of confidence springs forth when we honor Jesus?
    23 min
  • That Sounds Fun with Annie F. Downs - Audacious Prayers, Deep Trust, and the Faith to Flourish with Christine Caine- Episode 1028

    We are going to spend the next 5 weeks talking about prayer, and Christine Caine is here to help us kick off that conversation. If we’re going to be spiritually stronger in a world we cannot control, we have got to get serious about prayer. Chris is going to fire you up today about your prayer life! We talk about her prayer life as an activist, her turning 60 this year and continuing to run her race harder, olive trees, and what Jesus tells the disciples to pray for in Matthew 9. You don't want to miss this one! 

    She also has a new book coming out  on February 10th called The Faith to Flourish which is perfect for what we’re talking about right now. You’re going to want to preorder your copy today! 

    We want our miniBFFs to learn about prayer today too, so parents, there’s a brand new episode for them today over on the miniBFF podcast.

    We also will continue this conversation and I’ll tell you some of my over on our Substack. You can find that at spirituallystronger.com.

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      1 hr 2 min
    • Be Still and Know Daily Bible Devotion - January 25th - Mark 6:31
      Mark 6:31
      Then Jesus said, “Let’s go off by ourselves to a quiet place and rest awhile.” He said this because there were so many people coming and going that Jesus and his apostles didn’t even have time to eat.
      The disciples had just returned from their first mission trip, and they were full of it. They couldn’t wait to update Jesus and he, in turn, was keen to hear what had been going on. He invited them to head off with him to a quiet place where they could have quality time together and catch up on all the news. It was a great plan, but it failed spectacularly. As they headed off in their boat, the crowd spotted them and reached their destination before they did!
      I draw two conclusions from this fascinating account. Firstly, Jesus valued the opportunity for taking time out. He cared for his disciples and was aware of the pressure that they were under. Mark records that there were so many people coming and going that Jesus and his disciples didn’t even have enough time to eat. They desperately needed to get away from it all. We are just the same. We can’t keep going at full pace all the time. There are times when we need to have a deliberate plan to stop.
      However, the second conclusion I draw is that our plans don’t always work out! If Jesus’ plan for having some quiet time with his disciples failed, we shouldn’t be surprised when ours don’t work out. We ought to plan to have quiet times and breaks in our busy routines, but we always need to be light on our feet. Mark tells us that when Jesus stepped out of the boat, he had compassion on the people because they were like sheep without a shepherd. He wasn’t going to ignore their needs, so he scrapped the original plan and ministered to the crowds.
      I love the realism of this account and the fact that Jesus was so flexible. His intention was to serve God his Father and he was committed to doing so even when it mucked up his original plans.
      Question
      How good are you at being flexible when your plans suddenly change?
      Prayer
      Loving Father, help me to serve you effectively, even when things don’t work out in the way that I had planned. Amen
      4 min
    • Thru the Bible - Questions & Answers on Oneplace.... - Questions & Answers 3041
      1) Did God have a beginning?2) In your teaching on John 11:25, 26 you indicate that the term "dead" is referring to spiritual death. Are you saying that a spiritually dead, unregenerate man who believes in Christ will be saved?3) Were the disciples in God’s will when they chose a replacement for Judas?4) What is your scriptural support for the Old Testament saints being raised after the Tribulation?5) Will there be Jews and Muslims in heaven?6) Is the mention of pastor and teacher in Ephesians 4:11 a single gift or two separate gifts?7) What does Luke 6:26 mean when it says "woe unto you when all men speak well of you"?
      27 min

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