The LiMP

When it comes to His people, God is like a foodie. He will go to the ends of the earth and beyond to satisfy His great appetite. He proved His palate through His Son Jesus who made it clear that He’s hungry for your life. Yes, He wants to savor it forever!

This first episode of The LiMP delves into the infinitely more important topic of Controlling OUR Narrative by looking at what the Bible says about the signals we receive, how we should process them, and the resulting output we can expect to present to the world around us.

This is the pre-launch placeholder for the new podcast show, The LiMP, scheduled for launch this August.

Due to the rampant bias and deception of American media, many Christians need to turn to God's word and prayer in order to recover the proper spiritual insight into the issues America faces.

What All U.S. Christians Are To Do With A New President

In this minute, I discuss how important it is to remember that your most important audience is the heavenly Father, not people.

In this episode I interview Mr. Mark Simpson. Though he was born with inoperative, partially formed legs, given up for adoption, suffered depression to the point of attempting suicide, and even had to have both his legs amputated, today this young man stands tall as a man of God who is happily married and who preaches the gospel of Christ everywhere he goes. Truly Mark's story is the epitome of an EPIC Comeback!

In this episode I discuss real meaning of "for Christ's sake," which of course is not the way most people intend when they flippantly say it. We live in a world full of reason that we need to make a break for Christ's sake. We can never hope to live out our EPIC if we are too connected with this world.

I stumbled across a re-run of the TV show HOUSE where Dr. House was on an international flight back from Singapore when a man sitting next to him began vomiting and developing a fever, headache, stomach pain, and rash.

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As word spread around the plane the man was possibly suffering from the very contagious meningococcal disease, one by one people began to exhibit the same symptoms. It appeared that an outbreak had occurred!

House — convinced that the man was likely smuggling illegal drugs in his system — decided to prove the outbreak was just mass hysteria. He spread word of a fake symptom — uncontrollable left-hand trembling. And low and behold, others soon exhibited the same!

Today, there is an outbreak of so-called Christians showing symptoms of an acute lack of faith in Christ. And because of this pandemic, true Christians also suffer such symptoms thru spiritual psychosis.

Be careful that you don’t let others’ lack of faith become yours. Trust the Great Physician who heals of sin! Let His word be true, even if everyone else is a liar! Is there a Doctor in YOUR house?

One of my Twitter followers tweeted something that really struck a chord with me… He was making application of the story in Acts where the apostle Paul was onboard a ship that was sure to be wrecked by a great storm.

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By inspiration of the Holy Spirit, Paul warned the men that though the storm was too much to endure, they would surely die if they jumped ship! The last words of the tweet were “Stay on bored with the Lord!"

That’s some pretty sound advice when you’re talking about the God who can still any storm. The funny thing is that he misspelled the word board. What should have been spelled b-o-a-r-d was spelled b-o-r-e-d. That got me thinking…

Could it be that the reason the Christian life doesn’t seem as EPIC as it was for the biblical characters is due to our becoming bored with the Lord?

If this question resonates with you, then here’s what to do…

Tell Jesus, “Lord, I think I’ve been bored with you. But I know its not because you’re boring, but because I’ve lost my mooring. It was me who drifted away! Rescue me from this snare of the enemy!"