The Real Life Discipleship Podcast

In part five of The Lord’s Prayer podcast, Lance Wigton and Keith Strasburger are back to share insights from the third line of the prayer that Jesus gave his disciples when they asked him how to pray. They are talking about “Forgive us our sins, as we forgive those who sin against us”. Here are a few of the key points in this episode:

 

* What does it mean when God forgives us of our sin?

* What if I struggle to forgive myself?

* Does forgiving someone mean I have to forget what they have done?

* What if the situation is abusive? How do I forgive that?

 

 

In part four of The Lord’s Prayer podcast, Lance Wigton and Keith Strasburger are back to share insights from the third line of the prayer that Jesus gave his disciples when they asked him how to pray. They are talking about “Give us this day our daily bread". Here are a few of the key points in this episode:

 

* Why do you think Jesus tells us to ask for this daily?

* What do you think he is referring to? Physical bread or something else?

* What does it look like for us to receive this bread from God?

 

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Lance Wigton, Communications Director at Real Life Ministries is back again talking with Jim Putman, Senior Pastor of Real Life Ministries, about the discipline of fasting and what it means to a disciple of Jesus. Lance and Jim discuss the purpose behind fasting, what does it look like, and how did Jesus utilize it on his own and with his disciples.

 

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Jim Putman is back from his summer break, and he is talking today with Lance Wigton about some of the things he learned in his time away. Their discussion includes the topic of how a disciple of Jesus should respond to the crises and situations that have arisen around us during this season. How do you view our country (America) and what role do you believe it plays in God's plan for believers? What part does patriotism play in your life, and how much do you depend on your dream and vision for what America should look like?

This is an important discussion that comes at a time when America's leaders are making decisions and choices that could make us lose trust in "The American Dream." Jim Putman is asking: "Could that be precisely what God is asking us to do?

 

 

Sermon Series mentioned in this podcast:The Journey: Growing in and living out Spiritual Maturity in every area of your life.

 

 

In part three of The Lord’s Prayer podcast, Lance Wigton and Keith Strasburger are back to share insights from the third line of the prayer that Jesus gave his disciples when they asked him how to pray. They are talking about “Your kingdom come, your will be done, on earth as it is in heaven”. Here are a few of the things they cover in this episode:

 

* What does God's Kingdom look like?

* What is God's will for my life?

* What will my life look like if I am living as if God is my King?

 

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Lance Wigton and Keith Strasburger are back to share insights from the second line of the prayer that Jesus gave his disciples when they asked him how to pray.

Join Lance Wigton, Communications Director and Keith Strasburger, Pastor at Real Life Ministries as they talk through the Lord's Prayer. In this session they are unpacking the first part of the prayer - Our Father who is in Heaven.

Some of the topics they cover are:

* If Jesus is God, why does he have to pray?

* Why does he tell us to call God OUR Father?

* What if I struggle with the idea of a Father?

 

Click here to download the show notes! The Lord's Prayer Part 1 Notes

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The year 2020 has been a rollercoaster ride for most of us across America. From the Covid19 pandemic, to nationwide rioting in the streets, to UFO sightings and Killer Hornets, there have been many situations this year that have the potential to cause us to experience an emotional reaction or two.

Jim Putman and Lance Wigton are back again to discuss how we, as disciples of Jesus, ought to be responding to the events going on around us, and how our response might effect others.

 

Some of the things they cover in this episode are:

* How are we filtering the things we listen to?

* How easily are our belief systems being challenged by the voices of the world?

* Are there people out there with an agenda that are promoting divisiveness or fear? If so how are we responding to that?

* Is it right for us to protest against something that is wrong?

* Take a step back and ask yourself, what would Jesus say is right here? How would he have me act?

 

"You can't protest injustice by creating more injustice" Jim Putman

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You can watch the sermon on the Holy Spirit (Cultivate) that is referred to in this podcast on YouTube at this link: https://bit.ly/Cultivate2 

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Spiritual Maturity is the destination of the road we travel as disciples of Jesus, and a person growing in spiritual maturity needs to develop the ability to control his emotions. Jesus' method of Relational Discipleship is hinged on our ability to make and maintain relationships. When we allow ourselves to be controlled and steered by our emotions, it is inviting opportunities for our relationships to be strained and offences to build.

Real Life Ministries is currently in a sermon series titled "You're Not The Boss Of Me - Learning to say no to the emotions that control you." I kicked it off with the first sermon - Undercover Boss - last weekend. I never seem to have the time to unwrap all the things I want to say during the time allotted for the sermon. Because this is such an important topic, I decided to dig into it deeper on our Real Life Discipleship Podcast.

 

Let me know what you think!

Click here to watch the sermon: You're Not The Boss Of Me

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Bill Hull, host of The Bonhoeffer Show Podcast, interviews Jim Putman about his story - and how a National championship wrestler who had turned his back on God, became a world wide disciple making leader-

"The Bonhoeffer Show is a no holds barred interaction around religion, culture and politics. The shows purpose is to call every listener to follow Jesus and learn from him how to live their lives. Bill confronts the listener not with a sanitized Christianity separated from the reality of everyday life. He wades into the dangerous waters of religion, culture, and politics."

This podcast was originally posted here:  https://thebonhoefferproject.com/thebonhoeffershow

 

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