By Taylor and Elizabeth Clyde
The podcast currently has 40 episodes available.
Falling in love is easy, but staying in love can be pretty hard sometimes. In this episode, we're talking about some of the challenges of choosing to stay in love and some things we've found to keep our marriage strong. Be sure to stay until the end of the episode for a fun couples card game!
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You don’t have to look very far to find pastors or other leaders within the church having moral failures or being involved in some scandal. So, as followers of Jesus, how do we live a holy life? Is that even possible in 2024? Let’s talk about how Romans 1:7 sets the standard for us and lay out a few practical ways we can live that out.
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In this conversation, Taylor and Liz discuss various topics including their recent activities, Liz's job search, Taylor's new keyboard, and their plans for the future. They reflect on the challenges of finding a job and the importance of perseverance. They also talk about their favorite YouTubers from the past and the evolution of online content. Overall, they express gratitude for their current circumstances and look forward to what lies ahead.
In this conversation, The Clyde's discuss their return to podcasting after a month-long break. They reflect on their experiences during that time, including Easter, Liz's birthday, and more. They also share their takeaways from the Abide women's conference and the Freedom Friday worship nights. The conversation ends with Liz's pretty big announcement.
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In this episode, Taylor and Elizabeth share at a worship and prayer service and discuss the importance of preserving spiritual milestones and moving forward in faith. They emphasize the need to remember and mark significant moments with God, to share those experiences with others, and to continue growing and moving forward in faith. Be sure to share this episode with a friend!
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In this episode, Taylor and Elizabeth discuss the value of studying as a spiritual discipline. Sounds like a real page-turner, right? They emphasize the importance of studying the Bible and internalizing its teachings in order to recall and apply them in daily life. They also share strategies for effective studying, such as creating flashcards and finding a quiet study environment. The conversation highlights the difference between studying the Bible and studying academic textbooks, emphasizing the need for a personal connection with the author of the Scriptures. They also address common challenges in studying, including procrastination, distraction, and the desire for comfort. They encourage listeners to prioritize growth and development through studying.
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Taylor recently got to share his heart and cast vision with all of the worship, production, and photography teams at Faith Church. The whole theme of the conversation is the call to create, with Taylor emphasizing that God-the ultimate creator-calls us to create. He explains that our creativity is a form of worship and a tool for ministry and witnessing.
We hope you find this conversation encouraging!
Welcome back to the pod! In this episode, we recap El's recent trip to this year's If:Gathering. She shares how the speakers covered topics such as revival, running our race, fixing our eyes on Jesus, admitting our thirst, and finding home base in God's presence.
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Thanks for watching! In this episode, we're discussing finding balance in life. We share our struggles balancing different areas of our lives and the importance of setting priorities and boundaries. We also emphasize the need to care for yourself rather than strive for perfection in achieving balance. Overall, we're encouraging listeners to pursue balance in a way that works for them and aligns with their values and goals.
In this episode, we discuss the importance of investing in oneself and personal development. We share our own experiences with coaching programs, conferences, and small groups, highlighting the value of community and accountability in growth. We also explore the biblical foundation for personal development, emphasizing the need for transformation and renewal of the mind. The episode concludes with practical steps for investing in oneself, including setting goals, finding resources, and joining relevant groups or courses.
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The podcast currently has 40 episodes available.