What does it mean to have compassion for others? How often does God require it? In this episode, Pastor Jamie addresses those questions and more as we journey toward making compassion a permanent, daily part of our lives. 

In this series we're talking about the permanent signs or markings every Christian should have in their daily attitudes and behaviors. In this episode, Pastor Jamie talks about what it means to honor God. What exactly does that mean and how do we do that on a daily basis. Pastor Jamie gives us three simple things we can do and build upon in order to begin honoring God with our lives. 

When you think of tattoos, one of the things that comes to mind is the word, "permanent." Although tattoos can fade over time, there is something that God gives His servants that never fades and can never be removed. When we begin to grip these permanent, eternal gifts that God has given us, we begin to see life differently, see others differently, and live life beautifully. In the introduction to this five part series, Pastor Jamie discusses the most important Jesus tattoo a person can have. #theJesusTattoos

Feel stuck in life? Are you in the right place? Are you thinking that life is going to be what it is and there’s nothing you can do about it? This is how it will always be? In “The Deep,” Pastor Jamie encourages those struggling with these questions to keep moving because you may just be one space away from the purpose and place God has always destined you to be.

We're all sinners. And for the follower of Jesus it's easy to place good things at the center of our every day lives. And yet, somehow, although we've placed good things at the center of our lives, we end up down the road wondering how we lost intimacy with God. Where did we go wrong? Join me in this episode as we talk about where we can ultimately find peace, comfort, and strength. Have a sinner's peace has everything to do with your centerpiece. 

Heroin has been identified as "the devil's drug," and for good reason. There is perhaps no stronger addiction than what heroin brings. And for the Virnig family, heroin brought a struggle and a loss they never imagined would or could happen to their family. They lost 29-year old son, J.R., to heroin. So where was God in all of this? What are we to make of God when tragedies and distractions that turn our lives upside down hit so suddenly? It was my honor to interview J.R.;s mother, Lori Virnig from WAY-FM radio, and explore the woman whose faith allowed her to overcome the most devastating loss a mother could experience. Join us for this twentieth episode for the encouragement and hope this story has to offer.

One of my pet peeves is bad traffic, especially when drivers don't pay attention. They're in and out of their lane and sometimes they cause major accidents. Bud nothing good comes from drivers who don't stay in their own lane. Sometimes we have a tendency to get out of our own lane when it comes to living life. We get into other people's business or we try to jockey positions that only God should occupy. And that's where we can get into some trouble because arrogance and the need to control can send us careening out of our lane and into oncoming traffic. In "Stay in Your Lane," Jamie talks about one thing that is necessary for us to truly experience the blessings of God, humility.