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The Holy Spirit is often misunderstood or misconstrued even among Christians. Wesley Biblical Seminary President and Professor Matt Ayars is the author of The Holy Spirit: An Introduction. He joins us to talk about the third person of the Trinity and how the Holy Spirit moves in the world to bring glory to Christ. 

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What if you could change the world without changing your daily routine? Author, Pastor, and Visionary Dave Ferguson shares a simple, yet powerful and authentic way to share your faith. Evangelism does not have to be intimidating or weird. Dave shares five intentional ways to share God's life-changing love and grace.

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With courageous vulnerability, pastor Wes Olds tells the story of how God healed him from people pleasing, anger, breakdown, and burnout - and shows how you can live a life of true freedom, peace, and joy by reclaiming your identity as a child of God and person of worth.

We all want to live with more peace and joy, but we get ambushed by anger, conflict, anxiety, and pain. We live in dysfunctional patterns of fear, shame, and insecurity, constantly seeking validation from others. We feel alone and broken, and don't know why...the only person who feels this way.

With practical tools and insights from Scripture and psychology, Wes invites you stop trying so hard to change and to surrender your wounds and struggles to the healing power of God. As God transforms your view of yourself, others, and even God, you will experience true inner freedom, better relationships, and life to the fullest. 

This is for anyone who is tired of trying to do all the right things and still feeling awful on the inside. Learn a whole new way of living that's filled with freedom and joy: life to the fullest.

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You don't have to be a theologian to understand the doctrine of atonement. Author and theologian Josh McNall, unpacks what started as a bedtime question from his young daughter: how does Jesus actually save us by dying on the cross? Hear the Good News in a way that is accessible and easy to share with the world.

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How are Christians to live out their faith in the public square, beyond their front door? Pastor, author, and educator, Rev. Dr. F. Willis Johnson shares practical ways to do just that. Not all Christians will be called to run for office, but what might God be inviting you to do?

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A thought-leading writer and recognized champion of the Multiethnic Church Movement, Mark planted the Mosaic Church of Central Arkansas (mosaicchurch.net) in 2001, where he continues to serve as Directional Leader. In 2004, he co-founded the Mosaix Global Network (mosaix.info), with Dr. George Yancey, today serving as its president and convener of the triennial National Multiethnic Church Conference. 

Mark shares his passion for the multiethnic church and current challenges in this episode.

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How do you heal our racial divide? Is that even possible? Former NFL football player, Derwin Gray is the co-founding pastor of multiethnic Transformation Church just outside of Charlotte, NC. He sees hope for our Church and world in Scripture and the founding of the early Church. Join us as he shares wisdom from the Bible and experience to help us live better together in a racially divided world.

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Jesus says in Matthew 11:15, "Whoever has ears, let them hear."  The art of listening should be easy, but one of the hardest things to do.  Rev. Luke Edwards shares some practical tips for listening for leaders, congregations, and everyday people.

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How do we squeeze more out of 24 hours in a day? Or is there another way? Ken Willard, author of Time Management for the Christian Leader joins us to talk about a Christian model of time management based on the model of Jesus. 

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As Christians, we are called to mourn with those who mourn, but it can be hard to know what to say and how to effectively be present with those who are grieving. Rev. Dr. Reggie Abraham, Assistant Professor of Pastoral Care and Chaplaincy at United Theological Seminary shares wisdom and practical tools for Christians who are coming alongside friends and loved ones amid grief and suffering. 

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