Who is supposed to be in control of our lives? How do we manage life and ensure success? Is it fear keeping us from the success we actually look for in life? Why do we ask so many questions in these show descriptions? Well, because we want you to listen of course!! On the show today, we talk about control and fear and success and how they all intertwine in our lives, whether we like it or not.
What keeps us from what we’ve always dreamed of? Always hoped for? Always strived after? What do you regret not achieving in life? On today’s show, we discuss THE ONE THING keeping us from achieving all we can in life. The Land of Should Have!
We talk about church a LOT on this show. But on today’s show, we really take a look at church as an entity and as an institution. Stefan and Mike discuss why we go to church, what church looks like, what it is or isn’t supposed to look like, and is that even real. And then… Stefan makes a REALLY BIG, REALLY UNEXPECTED announcement at the end of the show!
The idea of healing from our past can be daunting, especially for those who understand how broken they truly are. Plus we may not understand why God is bringing this particular thing BACK up again, when we thought we had already healed from it. But after 2 hours of talking without the microphones on, we finally hit record and invite everyone in to a passionate and heated talk about the process of healing and what it actually looks like in real life.
It is the forbidden fruit in all of Christianity. Lust. It brings feelings and thoughts of shame, helplessness, and more to believers. But what actually is it? How does it find it’s way into our lives? And most importantly, how can we be rid of it? The answers are on this episode.
In the midst of the fireworks and cookouts, friends and family, Stefan questions this thing we call independence. Is this a place Christians should dwell? Is it possible for Christians balance a pride in their independence and what God has asked of us?
Sometimes you feel like people just have to go! They don’t add to your life and your walk with God and you feel as if they are just toxic to be around. But is that biblical? Aren’t Christians called to be the “salt of the earth”? On today’s show we discuss when or IF it is appropriate for Christians to “cut people out” of their lives?
