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   Number 1: Ep 90 Legacy of a Worthy Life with David Hegg

   David Hegg, husband of 44 years, father of three, grandfather and pastor, loves the Word of God because he's seen the power of transformed lives, starting with his own. You will hear him say more than once, "The Spirit of God uses the Word of God to do the work of God." "I'm a better husband, a better man, when I study God's Word, so that helps me get up early in the morning to spend time reading and studying." Listen here to find out his three-point discipleship tips from II Timothy 2:22. Grab a pen. You'll want to take notes. David has served as pastor/teacher for Grace Baptist Church, Santa Clarita, CA since March, 2009. David serves as an adjunct faculty member at The Master's University (Santa Clarita, California) in the areas of Preaching, and Theology. David also conducts the annual Speaking by Listening conference for those who teach the Bible and is committed to championing the growth of expositional preaching in our day. David speaks regularly at Men’s Conferences, Couples’ Retreats, Family Camps, and Pastors’ Conferences, in addition to leading trips to Israel and Jordan. Check out David's books and messages at DavidWHegg.com including The Obedience Option: Because God Knows What's Good For Us

   July 04, 2021·23min
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   Number 2: Ep 89 A Legacy of Mentoring: Coming Alongside for Our Good and Another's

   God has blessed me through short-term and ongoing mentoring relationships. I’m grateful for my many mentors through the years. For Jeanne, who said, “Your spiritual growth is not dependent upon a man.” For Joan, who said, “Do what’s right and God will strengthen you.” For Annadale who said, “Hearts break but they also heal.” For Lorraine who said, “Choose where to camp: in the land of worry or the land of trust?” And Laurie, who still says: “Trust God and do the next thing.” And I love to get texts from Hope and Jenny and Jaime and Katie: “When do you want to meet? Let’s get coffee.” And we do. We are better together. God made us that way: to receive and to pour. Mentoring is a legacy that must not be ignored, for the sake of your soul and your sister’s soul--that sister sitting right behind you in church. Ask God to bring you alongside another, to invite to your table, to receive and to pour. Begin a legacy of mentoring. It will bring blessings and gifts for a lifetime. Listen today to learn: Why it's a good idea to be in a mentoring relationship? What is our two-fold "posture" toward beginning one? Five questions to ask in your first mentoring meet-up. If you want to mentor but you're not sure how to begin, here's what you need: Table Mentoring: A Simple Guide to Coming Alongside And if you only want the worksheets included in the book, here you go: The Mentoring Printable Pack We all know someone older and younger in this journey with our Savior. We are better together. ____________ Are you looking for a new and fresh Bible study to do this summer? I'm offering the first chapter of Hospitality, 101: Lessons From the Ultimate Host, A 12-Week Bible Study FREE Sign up here and get a taste of God's hosting and how to pass along His welcoming heart. Twelve recipes included. Pray about who to invite to the study and to your table. You'll know God better. You'll love each other more. And, you can try a new recipe every week. ENJOY! PS With an order of three or more books, you can receive the Digital Leader's Guide FREE. Send me your Amazon order number and I'll email it to you! View all products on welcomeheart.com/shop __________________ How to invest in what matters beyond ourselves. We have one life - let’s make the most of it for God, others, and eternity. Subscribe: Choose one of these popular free listening services, and subscribe there: For further thoughts on faith, food, and legacy--follow Sue at WelcomeHeart.com

   June 27, 2021·17min
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   Number 3: Ep 88 The Legacy of Re-purposed Pain, with Melissa Moore

   Melissa Moore speaks from her own experience, not just to tell her story, but to offer hope and strength to those who have suffered loss or mental illness. She's passionate and real and biblical. A great combination. In her own words: I want people to understand what it truly means to be loved by God. I have struggled with depression off and on my whole life but my faith, and the right medication, have helped me tremendously to walk in health. We have to know why we are doing what we’re doing, making the story of Jesus central to our lives and hopes and dreams. Jesus will last forever and is the only thing that will bring true freedom and hope to so many that need it right now. We have to be willing to share our story, even the uncomfortable parts, because Jesus met people (including us) in the middle of their hurt, imperfection, and sin. Romans 5:3-5 is her calling card as Melissa shares with others that God loves them and will bring hope for our lives no matter what we're going through. And she's only 30! Enjoy Melissa and learn from her wisdom. Melissa Moore is a Christian writer, women's speaker, and the host of the Faith Hope Love Show. She and her husband, Chris, live in Visalia, CA with their two miracle boys: DJ and Oliver. She has a BA in Psychology and Biblical Studies from Azusa Pacific University and a Graduate Diploma in Pastoral Care to Women from Western Seminary. God walked her through 3 miscarriages in 2013 and the passing of her mom in 2016, and has called her to share His hope for women in the midst of grief. She has seen, first-hand, how faith in Jesus gives us hope for our present and the future, freeing us up to receive God's love and share that love with others. You can watch Faith Hope Love every Wednesday 7pm PST on her website www.moorefaithhopelove.com, Instagram at @moore.faith.hope.love and Facebook at Faith Hope Love with Melissa Moore or listen anywhere podcasts are available! Follow her: Website: https://www.moorefaithhopelove.com IG: https://www.instagram.com/moore.faith.hope.love/ FB: https://www.facebook.com/moorefaithhopelove/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcLRSjkj2rV9Vi6u57xTIXQ Melissa's go-to recipe: Honey Sriracha Salmon/Chicken with asparagus—we don’t get guests much these days but this has always been my go-to. I skip the sriracha for the kids and they love it! ________________ Looking for a new summer Bible Study to do on your own or with a couple of friends? Check out: Hospitality, 101: Lessons From the Ultimate Host, a 12-Week Bible Study When we understand God’s welcome, we can better pass it on to another. For a limited time, I’m offering Chapter One of my Bible Study: Hospitality, 101—Lessons From the Ultimate Host, a 12-Week Bible Study. ________________ How to invest in what matters beyond ourselves. We have one life - let’s make the most of it for God, others, and eternity. Subscribe: Choose one of these popular free listening services, and subscribe there:

   June 20, 2021·25min
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   Number 4: Ep 87 The Legacy of a Well-Loved Child of God: How He Loves Informs How I Live

   My Heavenly Father has great loves, at least two—you and me. He went to great strides to show the world what He treasures most: a personal relationship with each child. I want to do the same: to love what God loves, to treasure what the Creator treasures, and show it by how I live my life. The older I grow in Christ, the more I want make our treasures the same, and live like God’s priorities are my priorities. I fail daily. But I’m learning that to succeed at all, I first need to fully embrace how much I am our great God’s treasure HOW WE KNOW WE ARE GOD’S TREASURE AND WHAT DIFFERENCE DOES IT MAKE? Shortly before becoming engaged, I knew my husband was the one for me when he looked me in the eyes and said, “There’s nothing more you can be or do to make me love you more.” Granted, he was blinded by love. If we weren’t all a little blinded, no one would ever get married. But his proclamation reminded me of Christ’s love for us, except Jesus does know us. The Savior is not blinded to our weakness and folly, yet still treasures us. We are loved because God is love by showing it through the gift of Jesus in I Peter 3:18 (ESV) ”For Christ also suffered once for sins, the righteous for the unrighteous, that he might bring us to God...” If I ever question I am God’s treasure, I only must look at the cross and doubt no more. Once I know I'm God's treasure, it makes all the difference in how I live. Listen today to hear my list. Would love to know what else comes to your mind when you say: "I'm God's child, and so I live this way..." List in comments below. Here’s my truest self — yours, too, if you follow Jesus: I am loved I am forgiven I am chosen I am sent I am called I am transformed I am His I am found I am unique I am free (to wear any color!) What difference does it make? All and everything. I am loved unconditionally, so I must love others unconditionally I am forgiven, so I must forgive as God’s forgiven me I am chosen, so I live strong I am sent, so I must go I am called, so I must not stew about my purpose I am transformed, so I must look like Jesus I am His, so I must rest in my belongingness I am found, so I must feel valued I am unique, so I must not compare I am free, so I must listen and obey to use my freedom for His kingdom ________________ Looking for a new summer Bible Study to do on your own or with a couple of friends? Check out: Hospitality, 101: Lessons From the Ultimate Host, a 12-Week Bible Study When we understand God’s welcome, we can better pass it on to another. For a limited time, I’m offering Chapter One of my Bible Study: Hospitality, 101—Lessons From the Ultimate Host, a 12-Week Bible Study. ________________ How to invest in what matters beyond ourselves. We have one life - let’s make the most of it for God, others, and eternity. Subscribe: Choose one of these popular free listening services, and subscribe there:

   June 13, 2021·19min
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   Number 5: Ep 86 The Life-Changing Legacy of a Dad's Letter To His Kids with Blake Brewer

   Blake is on a mission to help 1 MILLION DADS write at least one well-written, meaningful, lasting LEGACY LETTER to their children. You will be inspired and moved by Blake's story of how his dad's letter changed his life forever. As the founder of the Legacy Letter Challenge, Blake's mission is to empower father's to connect with their children, lead their families, and run their God-given race with endurance. Blake has a wonderful wife and three children under 5. Blake's claim: "A father's voice is the most powerful voice on the planet." A legacy letter answers these three questions: 1. How do you really feel about me? 2. What do you believe about me? 3. What are your hopes for me? FOLLOW ON INSTAGRAM: @theendurance_ Blake absolutely loves being a father. As he leads his family and his children, he draws from many mentors, but none more important than his late father Larry Brewer. Blake just shared this with me. You will be so inspired to write your legacy letter to your kids: Thought you might like this... One of the dads in Georgia just completed the Legacy Letter Challenge and he's excited about what he gets to give his son. Just imagine if every kid in America had a letter like this from their dad?! This kid is about to go conquer the world because he knows he has a dad that loves him and believes in him! We've got to get past a million...that's just the starting point! Cristian, I’m writing this letter because words are powerful, but more than spoken words, written words are forever. When I speak with you about life I do it with a great deal of intention. This letter is with even more intention, because I want you to know how much you mean to me. It seems like yesterday that you were laying on my chest for the very first time. You were only a few hours old and exhausted from coming into this world. Mom was exhausted too. She needed rest and so did you. I took you from her and within a few moments you fell asleep on my chest, I watched the Cowboys play the Dolphins. Our first football game. Mom was able to fall asleep and get some well needed rest too. I can remember like it was yesterday, when I dropped you off in Kindergarten and told you to get out to the car for the first time on your own. We had talked about it and I knew you could do it. You trusted me and walked out of the car with confidence. I drove around and parked so fast and ran in to the school to make sure you were ok. You saw me looking in your classroom and smiled at me. That is only one of thousands of times I have been proud of you. I have so many things I need to share with you, but before I get there I want say I’m sorry for any time I lost patience with you. For anytime I my actions did not align with my words. I want to say I’m sorry for not always being kind to your mother. I am sorry for not always living up to my own expectations of myself as your father. I desire to be perfect for you, but you and I both know that perfection doesn’t exist. But if I could, I would want to be that for you as you have made me a better man. If there is only one thing I want you to take care away from this letter, it is that I LOVE YOU. I know I tell you every single day of your life, but words can not express how deeply I love you. AS I type this out all I can do is picture your smile, your laughter, your excitement for life as you describe a video game or tell me a story. I love your heart for people and your attention to detail. I always loved how your teachers would tell mom and I how you always mentioned details of stories that other kids rarely picked up on. I love how you ask questions. I love how you learn from your mistakes. I love how you solve problems. I love how you love me. I love when you curl up to me in the morning on the couch. I love how you ask me to tuck you in and tell me about your day. I love that when I lay in your bed in the morning you reach over and hug me. I love how you get back up after you fall. I love how much you trust me. I love how you tell me things you struggle with and talk to me about anything. Cristian I am proud of the individual that you are. You think independently and critically think. You don’t just think selfishly, but you consider others in your thought process. I am proud of you because you stay true to yourself even though it may not be popular with others. Being willing to be true to yourself even though you may hurt/offend others, I believe is a key to a happy life. And you do that even at a young age. I am proud of you and admire you for that quality. I believe in you, I know you are capable of great things. I want you to believe in yourself even more than I do. I remember when you were playing baseball in the championship game. You were going up to bat for the last time of the year. We needed one run to with the game. You were warming up to go up to bat. You had been walked numerous times and hadn’t had a hit in several games. I said to you “you are going to go and get the game winning run. You are a hitter, go get this hit. Then you will steal second and third bases. Then you will get a the game winning run. I believe in you.” You went up and had your best hit ever. I believed in you, but after you did it, then you believed and now know you can do that. Daddy will always believe in you because you continue to give me reason to. You are going to be faced with many different challenges in life. But there are a few things you need to always remember, these have served me in my own life. • Respond, do not react. Take some time to think about how you want to respond to things that draw emotions in you. • Respect yourself first and then respecting others will come naturally. • Trust your instincts (your gut). God gave you this intuition for a reason and it is almost always correct. • Stay true to you and your beliefs, the world will try to change who you are. God made your perfectly in His image and you are ENOUGH. • Serve others and you will be filled with all of the riches of life. Relationships are the most important thing you can have in this journey we call life. Value people not things. • Value experiences – trips, museums, live concerts, Live sporting events ,over material things – Because memories last a lifetime – but things eventually get thrown away and replaced. As I stated at the beginning of this letter, my intention is for you to know how much you mean to me and how much I love you. There are so many lessons I could share, there are so many things I want to say, but none of them matter if you don’t know how much YOU matter to ME. I will always be here for you, even when I’m not around. When I speak with you about your day, in the car, during daddy talk time, whenever we talk, my hope is that when I’m not around, you say to yourself “What would make Dad proud” and you make the best decisions in life that you can. When you don’t get an answer or are unsure of what I would like. I want you to think “what would make God proud” and then make the best decisions in life that you can. In order to do both of those – you have to have a relationship (the most important thing you can have) with myself and God. Make sure you always talk to God and work on that relationship. It is even more important than your relationship with me. As long as you have a relationship with God, you are guaranteed eternity with me. I love you with every fiber flesh and down to the very deepest depths of my soul. Dad Wow! Can you imagine how Christian responded to his Dad's letter?! What a legacy! Hardly any man that I interview shares a recipe but Blake was excited to share one from his grandmother in her own handwriting! Love it and let me know if you try it! Here's the recipe that my grandmother made. It's my favorite recipe and my mom and now my wife make it for me all the time! : ) Shrimp and Rice Casserole 1 1/2 cups of cooked rice 1 can mushroom soup Green Onions (4 to 6 T) 3 T Chopped Bell Pepper 2 T melted butter 1 T Lemon Juice 1/2 t worsteshire sauce 1/2 t dry mustard 1/4 t peppers 10 oz frozen cooked shrimp 1 1/2 grated cheddar cheese Mix all together, pour in casserole dish Bake 35 min @ 375 Thanks, Blake. Will try it soon! ________________ Looking for a new summer Bible Study to do on your own or with a couple of friends? Check out: Hospitality, 101: Lessons From the Ultimate Host, a 12-Week Bible Study When we understand God’s welcome, we can better pass it on to another. For a limited time, I’m offering Chapter One of my Bible Study: Hospitality, 101—Lessons From the Ultimate Host, a 12-Week Bible Study. ________________ How to invest in what matters beyond ourselves. We have one life - let’s make the most of it for God, others, and eternity. Subscribe: Choose one of these popular free listening services, and subscribe there:

   June 06, 2021·30min
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