The Daily Pursuit

#0014 (Series: Working While Resting pt.5 - 2 Corinthians 5:18-20) – When God calls us to work hard we must learn what He intends by that command. We are not supposed to work just like the world works. As representatives of God’s Kingdom on the earth, we are called to live and work according to God’s Kingdom ways. This means we don’t spend all our energy on our occupation. Rather, God desires for us to intentionally invest in our health, our families, and our relationships with those around us as well.

#0013 (Series: Working While Resting pt.4 - 2 Corinthians 5:18-19) – As you study scripture, there’s one fact you cannot escape… God desires for us to know Him closely. He has created us for this purpose, He sent His Son to redeem us from the sin which hinders it, and now He invites us into a deep, personal, ongoing fellowship with Him each day. This is His first and primary purpose for your life. Everything you do must begin here. When it does, you will find rest for your soul!

#0012 (Series: Working While Resting pt.3 - 1 Corinthians 15:10) – One of the reasons so many Christians are stressed out and burnt out today is because they’re not living how God designed them to. Their lives reflect the world system they’re supposed to be freed from more than the Kingdom system God intended them to walk in. If we want to experience God’s rest and peace while working hard then we must start working according to God’s ways.

#0011 (Series: Working While Resting pt.2 - 1 Corinthians 15:10) – God has a purpose for your life and it is very good! His purpose will fulfill you, bless your fellow man, and glorify God. However, there is only one way you can fulfill His purpose for your life and it might surprise you!

#0010 (Series: Working While Resting pt.1 - Mark 3:14) – God has a purpose for every human being who has ever lived, including you. But do you know what His purpose for your life is? His word not only reveals His purpose for your life, but it tells us that all His purposes towards you are good!

#0009 (Luke 10:38-42 - pt.4) – There’s one thing we must learn to prioritize above all else. If we don’t, our spiritual growth and passion for Jesus begins to wane significantly. But when we do, we begin to experience new levels of closeness to God, victory over sin, clarity of purpose, and effectiveness in our work.

#0008 (Luke 10:38-42 - pt.3) – Jesus promised to give us peace. In fact, the Bible is clear that walking in peace is supposed to be the norm in the Christian life. Yet so many Christians are anxious and troubled instead. The good news is that there is a solution. Listen to find out the one thing that will help you overcome anxiety and experience peace fast!

#0007 (Luke 10:38-42 ~ pt.2) - In this episode, we continue looking at a major problem many Christians face today. This problem is hindering their spiritual growth and killing their walk with God, yet many don't know what to do about it. What is it? It's living at such a busy pace that we get distracted from Jesus. It's time to consider if you're distracted and do something about it!

#0006 (Luke 10:38-42 - pt.1) One of the greatest problems Christians face today is not what many would suspect. It isn't persecution, wealth, or gross sin. It's a problem so subtle that few recognize its existence, which is what makes it so lethal. It slowly erodes your spiritual vitality, separating you from the Lord and putting a stop to your spiritual growth. Join me as we dive into God's word to discover this hidden danger and how to overcome it!

#0005 (Matthew 11:28-30 - pt.5) - One of the biggest hindrances to people experiencing a closer walk with God is that they don't believe He is good and His plans are trustworthy. Sure, most Christians know God is good... because the Bible tells us so. Yet, deep within their hearts, they do not believe this to be true. If they did, they would run after Him and His purposes for their life. In contrast to this sentiment, Jesus invites us to take His yoke upon us. To do this, we must surrender our will and submit to His will. This thought scares many people, but Jesus assures us He is good and trustworthy because He is the Good Shepherd our soul needs!