This Moment

In this episode you'll find a review of a decade old book that I still open often for encouragement and support on my healthy eating journey.  You'll also hear my take on how we can invite the Holy Spirit in to help us clean up the muck in our lives.

In my culinary world the purpose of french fries is to bring the condiments to my mouth.  As Christians our purpose should be to bring Jesus to the world around us.  Check out my take on the purpose of Christian life and my favorite condiment.

There's a new website for The Sistern https://thesistern.net/ New review this week:  Podcasts I love to listen to  This week's focus:  What do we make into gods in our lives instead of Jesus?  It might be food, money, sex, power, people, or any number of other things that pull us away from God.    Studying Philippians 3:19 and asking God to search us and give us the help of the Holy Spirit.  Happy National Coffee Day:  What's in my cup? Fireside Decaf from Hearthstone Coffee Company -- They are a Christian owned online coffee company with a great product.  I'm partial to the Autumn Harvest.  Check them out. https://hearthstonecoffeecompany.com

Taking a look at the questions that Jesus asks Peter in John 21.  A book reivew of What if Jesus Was Serious about Prayer? And an interesting look at how we study the Bible.

*Note: the episode numbers match the episode numbers from the This Moment Youtube channel.  Hopefully they will all make their way here soon.  

God shows up in all kinds of moments.  This episode explores mental health, identity in Christ, and hair dye.  Listen as I explain why I needed to take a break and how the devil gets in our heads and convinces us to stop doing what God has called us to do.  All of that and a free eBook.  What could be better?

If you were wondering where the name for the blog came from, take a listen to this podcast.  I hope you find the joy in listening to how I find God in the moments of my life.  Perhaps the moment that we are all in is exactly what we were made for.  If we looked at our days that way, how would it change how we live?