Thad's Talks

Romans 5:1-11

Instead of the Monday Evening Quarterback, focus on what went right in your life each day this week, from your own effort, from God, or from another. We're perfectly imperfect.

Have a beloved week!

Romans 5:1-11

Instead of the Monday Evening Quarterback, focus on what went right in your life each day this week, from your own effort, from God, or from another. We're perfectly imperfect.

Have a beloved week!

Romans 4:1-25

Look at something in your life that is causing you stress. Try not not to control it. Instead, step back and see what happens when you allow God to handle it.

Have a wonderful week!

P.S. The conversation continued after the sermon and this article was brought up:

http://momastery.com/blog/2013/10/02/life-freaking-brutiful/ [language censorship advised]

Romans 4:1-25

Look at something in your life that is causing you stress. Try not not to control it. Instead, step back and see what happens when you allow God to handle it.

Have a wonderful week!

P.S. The conversation continued after the sermon and this article was brought up:

http://momastery.com/blog/2013/10/02/life-freaking-brutiful/ [language censorship advised]

Romans 3:21-31

In order to level the playing field, and close the gap between “us and them”, add this three word phrase to the end of that little internal monologue you are having about whoever. The three words are: “…just like me.” For instance, it might go like this: “That guy doesn’t know how to drive in L.A….just like me.” It’s silly. Not always true, but that’s not it’s purpose. It is meant to constantly put you in the spot of seeing all people as one people - God’s own beloved. Which includes you.

Have a great week!

Romans 3:21-31

In order to level the playing field, and close the gap between "us and them", add this three word phrase to the end of that little internal monologue you are having about whoever. The three words are: "...just like me." For instance, it might go like this: "That guy doesn't know how to drive in L.A....just like me." It's silly. Not always true, but that's not it's purpose. It is meant to constantly put you in the spot of seeing all people as one people - God's own beloved. Which includes you.

Have a great week!

Matthew 28:16-20

**Hi All! Thanks for checkin' out this week's podcast. Unfortunately, we experienced technical difficulty and were unable to record it. Look forward to next week's podcast and take a look at the Homework below, in the meantime:

The Easter season is a time to celebrate with joy and live with passion, even in the midst of our broken world and complicated lives. This week, find a way to embrace the Resurrection by getting in touch with your own joy, creativity, and passion--your own "dearest freshness deep down things." Suggested inspirational reading: "God's Grandeur" by Gerard Manley Hopkins.Have a beautiful week!

Matthew 28:16-20

**Hi All! Thanks for checkin' out this week's podcast. Unfortunately, we experienced technical difficulty and were unable to record it. Look forward to next week's podcast and take a look at the Homework below, in the meantime:

The Easter season is a time to celebrate with joy and live with passion, even in the midst of our broken world and complicated lives. This week, find a way to embrace the Resurrection by getting in touch with your own joy, creativity, and passion--your own "dearest freshness deep down things." Suggested inspirational reading: "God's Grandeur" by Gerard Manley Hopkins.Have a beautiful week!

Matthew 28:1-15

Happy Easter! He is RISEN!

Matthew 28:1-15

Happy Easter! He is RISEN!