Walking Together with Dennis Leavell

Episode 4 - No matter how mature we become, we all have blind spots, areas of immaturity which keep us from being more like Jesus.  When the Israelites left Egypt, God exposed their blind spots.  He forced them to trust Him.   If we're being honest, we have the same blind spots.  Let's look at them together.

What is your attitude toward helping people you don't know?  Are they an inconvenience?  Or do you see that as an opportunity to be a blessing?  Do you help others because you expect something in return?  Join us for a unique look at Genesis 24 where we see kindness and generosity lived out through watering a stranger's camels.

Our walk says a lot about what is happening in our lives, both physically as well as our relationship with God.  But are we paying attention to how and where we're walking?  Other people are watching and taking notice.

Let's admit it, we all need a reset button every now and then.  We need a fresh start.  We commit to fixing the problem, but committing to fix it won't actually fix it.  Often the problem is that we don't realize the value and power of surrendering ourselves to God's leadership and direction.   There's a big difference between commitment and surrender.