The God Experiment

In this episode, Jeremiah talks about how important it is to take care of people. The hypothesis is that however we treat those in need is exactly the way we treat Jesus (Matt. 25). The experiment is to ask God to show you whom to help, whether physically or spiritually.

Jeremiah talks about two principles that are necessary in your ongoing relationship with God. The hypothesis is that openness and honesty provide the necessary personal foundation for your proper responses to God's communication. The experiment is to first gauge your openness and honesty and ask the Father for more.

The hypothesis of this episode is that hurts and offenses in our lives build up to a critical point and will spill out to hurt others unless we are willing to address them. The experiment is to ask God to help you forgive and let go of the poisons of your past hurt.

The hypothesis is that hurts and offenses in our lives build up to a critical point and will spill out to hurt others unless we are willing to address them. The experiment is to ask God to help you forgive and let go of the poisons of your past hurt.

Jeremiah talks about simply being with God. The hypothesis is that the deepest kind of relational connection with the Father is based on the unadulterated desire to be close with Him. The experiment is to practice spending time in God's presence, and also to examine our motivations for doing so.

In this episode Jeremiah talks about a fundamental choice we make in every difficult situation we face. The hypothesis is that when we face times of affliction, we either choose to soften or harden our hearts, and that this choice has massive repercussions in our relationship with God. The experiment is to think about the last few times you've faced affliction, and take on the responsibility to keep your heart open before God.

In this episode Jeremiah talks what it means to be a witness. The hypothesis is that being a witness is a powerful spiritual truth predicated on the experiences of what you have seen and heard of God in your life. The experiment is to share what you've witnessed to the people close to you in order to personally clarify your understanding of these experiences with God.

In this episode, Jeremiah talks about the power of expectations. The hypothesis is that our expectations often end up defining our reality, and therefore directly affect our actions and reactions. The experiment is to ask God to show you where you harbor negative expectations, with the intent to be liberated from them.

Jeremiah talks about the ongoing spiritual concern for growth. The hypothesis is that every spiritual experience or understanding we find in our relationship with God can be deepened. The experiment is to ask the Father to bring further depth and clarity to every aspect of our spiritual lives.

In this episode Jeremiah talks about the organic nature of a relationship with God. The hypothesis is that planning out your spiritual life is a recipe for stagnation. The experiment is to examine where you've developed expectations regarding God's promises, and to replace them with a daily exercise of listening to God.