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Following Jesus requires humility. One of the basic principles we find in Scripture is "I cannot do this on my own." Following Jesus means we will rely on His strength, mercy, forgiveness, and grace where we are weak. Unfortunately, pride will often prevent us from following after Jesus. Pride does not like to admit weakness. Exploring the example of prayer Jesus offers in (Matthew 6) reminds us of our needs.
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episode page: https://www.simplyrevised.org/post/prayer-our-strength
music provided by Eric Gwin: https://ericgwin.com
Jesus' example of prayer is structured around His purpose. In this prayer, God's name is set apart as holy as we see the importance of loving God and loving our neighbors. Prayer is much more than our words. Prayer, in its essence, is worship.
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episode page: https://www.simplyrevised.org/post/prayer-our-father
music by Eric Gwin: https://ericgwin.com
Prayer is central to the life of Christians. Prayer also grounds us and provides a rhythm for our lives in a changing world. Even considering the importance of prayer, it is still something many Christians struggle with. This series is designed to help us understand and develop a healthy habit of prayer as we learn to rely on the Lord daily.
episode links:
online: https://www.simplyrevised.org
music provided by Eric Gwin: https://ericgwin.com
Growing in the Lord will require being connected to the family of God. Fellowship is a word we often associate with meals. Although meals can draw us closer together, fellowship is much more nuanced, as used in the New Testament. Growth happens when we are connected to the body of Christ.
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SimplyRevised: https://www.simplyrevised.org
Music provided by Eric Gwin: https://ericgwin.com
Most of the time, growth happens outside of our comfort zone. This can be difficult because most of us like our comfort zone. Routines ground us, and they are constants in our lives. The comfort zone is not all bad. Faith, security, and trust in the Lord are comfortable and things we can build our lives on. How do we balance life outside the comfort zone and our need for growth with remaining secure in the Lord?
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episode notes and downloads: https://www.simplyrevised.org/post/the-comfort-zone
simiplyRevised: https://www.simplyrevised.org
music provided by Eric Gwin: https://ericgwin.com
Growing and maturing in the Lord is not all about us. At times, we approach growing in the Lord like we approach other goals. When we do so, we have a tendency to focus on our abilities, discipline, and strengths. Often, like with other goals, we become discouraged, overwhelmed, and frustrated. Christian growth requires a different approach.
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Formation Notes: https://www.simplyrevised.org/post/formation
SimplyRevised: https://www.simplyrevised.org
Music provided by Eric Gwin: https://ericgwin.com
The Bible, given the size and literary styles, can be intimidating to read. If we are honest, I think most Christians struggle with reading and understanding the Bible. However, if we are going to grow in the Lord, we cannot do so apart from His word. How can we understand the Scriptures better?
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simplyRevised: https://www.simplyrevised.org
episode notes: https://www.simplyrevised.org/post/lamp-light
music provided by Eric Gwin: http://ericgwin.com
Many Christians struggle in the areas of Christian growth and maturity. With an abundance of resources available to us, what is missing? This series is designed to help us break through barriers that limit growth.
Selfie Mode, offers answers to the question “Why are growth and maturity important in the life of a Christian?” Additionally, this lesson offers several “quick start” guides to help us get started in growing.
Links:
online: https://www.simplyrevised.org
music provided by Eric Gwin: https://ericgwin.com
As the gospel of John closes, we circle back to the beginning. The disciples move from being huddled in fear to peace in the presence of Jesus. John is writing this account so that we may believe, and through believing, we may have life in Jesus. As John closes, he brings the whole story of Jesus together.
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John 20
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In John 20, we find an empty tomb. What Mary and the disciples discovered was something unexpected. Tears were wiped away, doubts dried up, and anxiety turned to joy through the risen Lord. Today, we continue our journey through the gospel of John.
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