Weathering The Storm

In this episode, we discuss the topic of "walking" by defining it and examining how the Bible uses it. This is the first of four episodes on this topic of "walking" as Jake Sutton and I navigate through the "walks in the book of Ephesians." Join us in Ephesians 2 as we discuss "walking in good works" and how that can help us "weather the storm." 

In this episode, we discuss the topic of meditation: What it means, the difference between secular meditation and Scriptural meditation, several passages that emphasize the value of meditation, and finally, we share some passages that we frequently meditate upon when the storms of life come our way. I hope and pray this episode will help you in some way to "weather the storm." 

In this episode, Michael Clarke and I discuss what it means to maintain and how that can help us "weather the storm." After defining the word "maintain" and examining several examples of those in Scripture who were able to maintain, we provide three things Christians are to maintain in hopes of weathering the storm. We hope this episode is helpful. Thank you for listening and may God bless you. 

In this episode, we discuss what it means to "cope" with the storms of life. Joining me on this episode is Chase Green: A 2017 graduate of the Memphis School of Preaching, father of three, and a sound Gospel preacher in the state of Oklahoma. Chase and I look to some examples in the Scriptures of individuals who were able to "weather the storm" by coping. We hope that this episode will help you in some way to "weather the storm," whatever that storm may be.  

As we continue on in Season Two, we come to the topic of "weathering the storm" by studying. There is such a calm assurance that comes from an investigation and ingestion of truth. In this episode, Philip Tomlin, a very talented and faithful Gospel preacher, joins me in a discussion of several passages that emphasize the importance of diving into the Word of God and the value that comes from internalizing the Word. We hope this episode helps you to "weather the storm!" 

In this episode, Jordan Pugh (the host of the "When The Scriptures Become Real" podcast) and I discuss how we can weather the storm by elevating. With all that is going on in our world, we need to be reminded that "perspective is reality." What is our mindset like during this difficult time? We hope and pray that this episode will help you to "weather the storm." 

In this episode, Caleb Rutherford, the youth minister for the East Hill church of Christ in Pulaski, TN, and the host of the "Transformed" Podcast discusses with me the importance of "weathering the storm" by transforming. We discuss what transforming means by looking to several examples and passages in the Bible as well as providing some practical things to hopefully encourage you to "weather the storm." 

In this episode, Jameson Steward and I discuss the topic of prayer. Prayer is essential to the child of God as it serves as our form of communication to God. He speaks to us today through His Word (2 Tim. 3:16-17; Heb. 1:1-3) and we approach His throne through the avenue of prayer (Heb. 4:15-16). As we consider the prayer lives of the faithful children of God, we focus in on the prayer life of David: A man after God's own heart. We consider three specific prayers of David that helped him "weather the storm" (Psalm 6, 7, 51). I hope and pray that this episode will help you "weather the storm" by praying! 

As we kick off Season Two of "Weathering the Storm," we look to a great passage in the New Testament which encourages Christians to "run" (Heb. 12:1-2). 2020, as a whole, has been a storm! How do we adapt and turn so many negative things into something positive? I hope that this episode will help you to weather the storm by "running." 

This episode both concludes our series on "weathering the storm of religious confusion" as well as Season One of WTS. I hope and pray that this podcast has been helpful and it is my goal to make this podcast better in the future. In this episode, we examine the greatest question of all time: "What must I do to be saved?" I want to share with you the plan of salvation that we find in the New Testament in hopes that you will see it for yourself in your Bible: 
Hear (John 6:44-45; Rom. 10:17)
Believe (John 3:16; 8:24) 
Repent (Acts 2:38; 17:30)
Confess (Acts 8:37; Rom. 10:9-10) 
Be baptized into Christ (Mark 16:16; Acts 2:38; 22:16; Gal. 3:27) 
Live faithfully unto death (Rev. 2:10; 2 Tim. 4:6-8) 

May God bless you as you weather the storm!