Many people experience an apathetic faith or minimal growth in Christ because they've failed to learn the power of this one discipline.

In this episode, we are talking about the spiritual discipline of Study.

Studying the scripture is different than simply reading the Bible. The study of scripture entails a deeper devotion and worship that shapes the faculties of the heart and recalibrates the soul.

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"Everything rises and falls on leadership," says the great John Maxwell. How are you leading yourself?

Stan Russel, Senior Pastor of Horizon Church in Tualatin Oregon is at the table with us today. Pastor Stan has been pastoring his community and leading his church and family well for years. We're discussing the principles of self-leadership that lead to a lifetime of fruitfulness, faithfulness, and favor.

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Who is God? What is he like? How do we know?

These questions have shaped the life and faith of generations of Christians and non-Christians alike. This is the first episode in a series on God's attributes and who God is.

Who God is, affects, who we believe that we are as His image-bearers, how we live, and how we engage with the world around us. So let's start with this decleration: God is Triune. Join as at the table today.

Notes:

Evidence of the Deity of all three Persons:

1. The Father (Rom 15:6, 2 Cor 1:3-4, 1 Pet 1:3) 
2. The Son (Acts 20:28; Rom 9:5; Titus 2:13) 
3. Holy Spirit (Ps 95:3; 8-9; Acts 5:3-4) 

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what's one of the most subtle and socially acceptable sins of social media today? One word: Slander.

If we are made in the Image of God to reflect him to the world around us, how does that impact the way we live and relate on social media and in digital spaces? We have embodied beings (we have a body) in an increasingly disembodied world. There are many things we would never do in person that we consider okay on social media.

Sean and Khalil wrestle with this topic and how Christians are meant to live in digital spaces - something the Bible may not speak directly about, but to which it still has plenty to say.

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When was the last time you thought about writing as a habit that draws you closer to Jesus?

Writing or creating art of any kind causes us to slow down enough to attend to our inner being. writing is a method to help us reflect, contemplate, and more fully digest the things of life.

In this episode, Sean and Khalil break down the importance of this ancient spiritual practice and how to begin experiencing its spiritual benefit./

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Deconstruction: a term that shapes much of our cultural practice today. But what does it mean for us as followers of Jesus and why should we be aware of it?

Are you looking to learn how to share your faith and evangelize like Jesus would? This is part two of a conversation about the heart and how of practicing the spiritual discipline of evangelism. Evangelism is a spiritual discipline because of the work and discipline it takes to do it diligently.

Show Notes:

The Essential Elements:

• Present the Gospel

- God Loves Us

- We are estranged from God

- Jesus' is God's Provision for Sin

- We are summoned to put our trust in Jesus

- Resource: What is the Gospel?

• Use Scripture

- What scripture verses capture the Gospel?

• Share Your Testimony and point to Christ

- God's love

- Your separation

- Christ's death

- Your trust

• Provide the Invitation

- Remember: this is not a sales pitch

• The Choice

- there's a decision to be made - but don't give up!

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What good is faith if it doesn't continue on through all of life? We're talking with Robin Garvin about what things help us cultivate a heart that truly knows and lives for God.

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In celebration of Christmas, we're learning about the Incarnation and how it changes everything for us. The term "incarnation" is a huge doctrine so this certainly is not an exhaustive exploration of this doctrine. But hopefully, this episode can spark your wonder, and spur on the conversation around the table. May you encounter the God who is with you.

The heart of God is for lost people and the Great Commission (Matthew 28:18-20) is what our lives are meant to be all about. Did you know 42% of the world has never heard the Gospel? With special guest Micah Mac, this episode is a rallying cry calling us to live our lives with intentionality and purpose for the lost people of the world.

Look forward to practical advice and tips but also a heavy challenge for all of us.

Mentions in this episode:

Missionary God, Missionary Bible by Dick Brogden

Dying Out Loud by Shawn Smucker

"No Spend November" tethers to Simplicity (listen to episode 31)

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