The Plugged In Podcast

In this episode, we explore the incredible power of creativity and its significance in our lives as young Christians. Discover what it means to be creative, how creativity aligns with our faith, and practical steps to enhance your creative potential.

Are you waiting for God to make things happen while others work their way to success? In this episode, we delve into the balance of favour and labour, emphasizing that true favour follows diligent effort.

Key Takeaways:

🔹 Don't wait for favour, labour instead. In the process, you will be favoured.

🔹 Favour is earned through hard work and impact, not just by confession.

🔹 Being industrious positions you for favour.

🔹 Favour results from the difference you make to people or systems.

🔹 Labour is not a curse but a divine call to co-create with God.

Remember, it's the completion of preparation that opens doors of favour and opportunity. Tune in to learn why there's a "labour market" and not a "favour market."

In this insightful episode, Dr. Alhassan delves into the intricacies of addiction, exploring its various types. Additionally, we embark on a study of afflictions, learning how to navigate them as Christian youths.

Radiating the glory of God is a transformative process that begins with genuine fellowship, leading to the death of self. The manifestation of God's glory is most evident when we decrease, allowing Him to increase.

As believers, the Holy Ghost's guidance is essential for truly radiating the glory of God. Spending time in the study of God's Word is crucial for spiritual growth, fostering fellowship, and initiating transformation. This transformative journey helps us die to self, shedding everything that hinders us from fully radiating God's glory.

Explore the profound insights on "Radiating The Glory of God" in Pastor Richard Abomtse's sermon from the Youth Sunday/Thanksgiving service.

In the pursuit of a life partner, discerning God's design for the institution of marriage is crucial, as He is the architect of this sacred covenant.

Explore the essential aspects of life—Knowledge, Attitude, and Life-Skills—in this engaging session with Pastor Peter Udo on Capacity Building from our Bootcamp 2.0.

We are inherently created for companionship, a pivotal aspect of our lives. However, the quality of the companions we choose significantly influences the quality of our lives.

While being alone isn't conducive to a fulfilling life, the importance of selecting wise companions cannot be overstated.

Exemplary pairs from biblical narratives, such as David and Jonathan, Elijah and Elisha, Ruth and Naomi, and Paul and Timothy, offer profound insights into the attributes of wise companions.

In life, we are all on a transformative journey of 'becoming.' But how can we truly know if we love what we are becoming? The answers lie in a careful self-evaluation. Join us in this episode as we explore the significance of assessing how we allocate our time, money, and even our thoughts.

As beings with the innate desire for greatness, it's imperative that we approach this journey with intentionality and deliberation. Every step we take, every decision we make, should be a conscious part of the process of becoming.

Tune in to gain valuable insights into the art of intentional self-evaluation and purposeful growth. Don't miss this episode as we navigate the path to becoming the best versions of ourselves.

As much as culture may try to convince us that our past actions will haunt our future like some form of karma, as believers, we must firmly hold to the truth that when we come to Christ, old things truly pass away.

Yet, we can't simply sit idle when we receive these amazing promises from God; we must actively enforce them. Consistently working out our salvation is vital. We are undeniably saved by grace and forgiven; therefore, we ought to live in that reality now. Our past deeds are just that—past. The future is defined by God's plan, and we should earnestly move in that direction.

Explore the insightful discussion from our last Plugged In session in the contribution segment