The Ride

Rusty remembers how taking notes during interviews helped him to gain a spiritual insight into trusting God even when the fruit is not yet visible. Now when he looks back at the many days represented on that interview pad, it is clear that God's hand was active even when all you can do is... wait.

Rusty looks at how farmers tend a field and notices that they apply a principle that could assist someone to be truly repentant. Tune in to find out how this can be and how even traps like pornography can lose their appeal when we purpose to see people as God does.

Rusty equates our spiritual journey to his stress-free commute and offers a perspective that may encourage you to rely on biblical principles at every crossroad.

Rusty remembers some of the issues he faced during a dark time and offers some life to those in the middle of their storm. Hint: The answer has nothing to do with the problem.

Rusty thinks on what scripture says about being quarrelsome and figures that ,many times, the best solution is to live as Christ -- and let that -- do the talking.

Rusty looks at how we should look at challenges in life and if we are to seek to avoid them or not. It is Rusty's contention that side-stepping the less appealing courses of the feast of life actually can backfire if Christ isn't in the mix. Let's not simply go for the dessert when the main course is really what builds us up.

Rusty ponders the question of whether to seek after life or death. Assuming the listener is going with the former, Rusty has some thoughts to get you established on the path towards real life. Also, some discussion on the new book project, The Paper Trail.

Rusty interviews Hope Rowgo - a guitarist and student of worship at Worship Arts in Kalamazoo, MI. Intrigued by her spiritual growth and maturity from her time there under the leadership of Peter and Tori Webb, Rusty wants to know more - and I'm thinking you'll be encouraged too!

Rusty looks at Gideon and his faith and how we should activate this simple faith in the Lord to rout our enemies - while ensuring we do not fall into the snare of our Old Man nature.

Rusty prepares us to look forward (and up) to gain our hope in the year ahead. Whether we are in the midst of a valley or otherwise, it is important to not be complicit in destroying our hope but rather recognize the creativity God has put within you - a creativity meant to minister to you as well as others. When we operate in this flow, we find our steps better lit.