Overcoming Monday with Sharie King

This podcast is a message from Clayton King Ministries annual Crossroads Winter Conference, where Sharie discusses the idea of what it means to be “salty,” providing humorous modern day examples and challenging biblical meaning from Matthew 5:13.

Welcome to the Kingdom! In this podcast Sharie shows how in Luke uses the prologue of his gospel to those who witnessed God's works in the OT, to the NT believers, and to our testimony of believers today.

Sharie teaches on how Luke weaves his storyline so that the stories of John, Jesus, and others illuminate each other.

Sharie, Clayton, and Rachel discuss times when they misinterpreted scripture and how this affected them (and others).

Part 2: Sharie teaches on Luke's purpose for writing Luke-Acts, and the style he uses to communicate to his audience.

Part 1: Sharie teaches on Luke's purpose for writing Luke-Acts, and the style he uses to communicate to his audience.

Sharie discusses the identity of the author of Acts and how scholars came to this conclusion.

Sharie explains how the introduction to Luke-Acts provides us with essential information for reading this collection.

Sharie introduces Overcoming Monday's new series and vision, a study walking through the book of Acts. #Bible #God #biblicalteaching #Acts #Jesus #Christian

This podcast is a message that Sharie King preached at Crossroads Summer Camp 2021 entitled: Becoming Aware of God's Presence in Your Life. She preached message because it's sometimes hard to hear God's voice in the midst of all the other voices in this world. She focuses on the story of Exodus when Moses not only became aware of God's presence when he encountered him in a burning bush, but also became aware of God's call on his life. She provides practical ways we can all become more aware of God's presence in our lives.

Sharie's son, Jacob King, an 18 year old recent high school graduate, talks about identity in Christ. With so many students and adults struggling to know who they really are, Jacob preached a strong message on finding our identity in Christ and not just in labels, work, performance and success. Rooted in scripture, he pointed out these simple but powerful truths: Our identity is found in Jesus. Our purpose is found in our identity. Our ultimate purpose is to glorify God and to make Him known.

On the final night of Crossroads Summer Camp 2021, Clayton preached a message called “How To Outlive Your Life.” He shared the story of Stephen, the first Christian martyr who boldly lived for Christ right up to the point of his death. He also told the story of a man from India who converted to faith in Jesus and then watched his family suffer severe persecution for their faith, and how God used their faithfulness to bring some of the persecutors to faith in Christ. We saw hundreds of students and adults respond to a call to ministry after this message.

Marquise Cox is a young adult pastor in San Antonio Texas and a Clayton King Ministries speaker. At Crossroads Summer Camps 2021, he preached a message called “Turn on the light," challenging the audience to shine the light on their junk, sin, and secrets in order to experience Jesus' healing. Just because our sins are hidden doesn't mean they aren't there, they aren't heavy, and that we have dealt with them. (Psalm 32:3-5 and James 5:16).

Chris Dew travels to preach and also leads a recovery ministry. In this message, Chris teaches us Chris teaches us how to have courage in the Kingdom of God and the role that we play as believers in building the Kingdom. He helps us understand the Kingdom in practical, tangible ways. Chris has an amazing salvation testimony and is a gifted evangelist. You are going to love this message! Some of the scriptures Chris referenced are John 3:3 and Colossians 1:13. 

This podcast is a message by Tayla Bull entitled Friendship with the Holy Spirit. Tayla shares some practical truth about the Person of the Holy Spirit, and how we can know God through a friendship with the Holy Spirit. We don't have to be afraid of the Spirit or confused by the Spirit. He can actually become our best friend. Scriptures used: John 14, 16, 2 Corinthians 12, Hebrews 4. 

This podcast is a message by Hykeng Paul entitled Fully Surrendered to Christ. Hykeng teaches on what it looks like to live on mission for God, how a fully surrendered life to Jesus is what discipleship looks like. Hykeng is a daddy of two and a pastor in Clemson SC.  Primary Scripture: Matthew 28:18-20

Whitney Sullivan is a professional communicator for WLTX-TV in Columbia, SC, and an inspired communicator for Jesus. In this podcast, Whitney preaches on how we can fight unhealthy comparison, and I was incredibly challenged and inspired. Here's my favorite quote: “Don't let your food get cold staring at someone else's plate. Don't lose focus on what the Lord wants to do in your life because you're focusing on someone else's.” 

In this podcast, Sharie's son, Jacob King who is an freshman in college, preaches a message about living a life of faith in a culture that often makes faith seem difficult. He helps define what faith actually is from scripture, and then gives practical ways to put faith into practice in our everyday lives. My favorite quote from Jacob's message was, “Faith is believing in the God who has already won.”   

This podcast is a message by Sharie King from Crossroads Summer Camp 2021 called, How Knowing Jesus Changes Everything. Very often a relationship with Jesus is sold as a free gift which secures eternal life in heaven. But, our relationship with Christ, while it is a gift from God, it was not free. Our salvation not only required Jesus to sacrifice his life for us, but it also challenges us to “take up our cross and follow him.” Sharie teaches on what it means to take up our cross, and how Jesus changes everything.

Clayton's clarifies the meaning of salvation by telling the story of Jesus raising Lazarus from the dead. He explains why Jesus waited several days to visit Lazarus after he discovered he was sick. The raising of Lazarus was the 7th miraculous sign recorded in John's gospel, and proves that Jesus was the Messiah. Hundreds responded to this message of salvation each week of summer camp. Find out more about Crossroads Summer Camps, Winter Conferences, and Clayton King Ministries at claytonking.com

Blended family is the category Tammy’s family falls into, but she doesn’t see her family as blended, just as her family.

Instagram Handles: @marycbrock

Michelle Myers and Sharie discuss a few difficulties working moms are facing in our current climate: keeping the home healthy, a mom’s need for margin, and dual-income difficulties.

Amanda Benedict didn’t think she would be a single mom, but she has embraced parenting with courage and hope. @ambenedict22

Elisabeth Harper shares about both the challenges and unexpected joy she’s found in her daughter’s sensory disorder. @overcomingmonday @sharieking99 @elisharper Resources: The Sensory Podcast, The Out-Of-Sync Child.

Mothering teens inevitably creates time and space for moms to dream again. How can a mom pursue her dreams again guilt-free? Featuring guest Shawna Asbell.    Instagram Handles: @overcomingmonday @sharieking99 @sdasbell25

Sharie and Dr.Robert Canoy discuss John's distinct perspective of Jesus and how this speaks to us during this Christmas season. Dr. Robert Canoy is a the Dean of the GWU School of Divinity and His primary area of research is New Testament theology.

Sharie and Dr. Robert Canoy discuss Matthews' distinct perspective of Jesus and how this speaks to us during this Christmas season. Dr. Robert Canoy is a the Dean of the GWU School of Divinity and His primary area of research is New Testament theology.

Sharon Miller speaks and leads Bright City Church with her husband. She tells us her top struggles, joys and desires in church planting.

Whitney Sullivan is a multi-platform producer/anchor and shares her Top 3 Communication advice.

Charla Maarschalk is a Canadian born painter who shares her top painting advice, and the inspiration behind her art.

Mykel Perdue, singer, songwriter, and worship pastor, talks about his top songwriting influence, song he's written, and dream.

Jay Urich and Darien Rencher, football players for University of SC and Clemson University respectively, offer some Top 3 football advice and a positive perspective on college and life.

Jason and Laken Cizdziel, church planters in Papau New Guinea, tell us about their top mentoring moment, missionary story and lesson learned.

Chelsea Crocket, you tube and social media guru give us writing, social media and newly wed advice.

This podcast is the 9th episode in Season 11, How to Read the Bible. In this episode, Sharie and one of her professors from Regent University discuss the Old Testament theme of Monarchy and the Controversy of War in the Bible.

In this podcast, Sharie, Caylee Collins and Davis Sutton discuss their response to the OM Podcast 65 with Brad Embry on The Theme of Covenant Relationship and Obedience. God’s covenant relationship was dependent on Israel’s trust and obedience in Him. This obedience wasn’t legalistic, but founded in love and completed through the sacrifice of Jesus.

This podcast is the 7th episode in Season 11, How to Read the Bible. In this Skype podcast, Sharie and one of her professors from Regent University discuss the Old Testament theme of God’s covenant promise to His children as well as our responsibility within this relationship. This conversation will also cover the relationship of Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy in our understanding of promise, law and grace as well as God’s fulfillment of this promise through his son Jesus.

In this podcast, Sharie, Jacob King, Bianca Dragul and Justin Harrison talk about how to bring the Bible into your everyday conversations. Each person has their own comfort level in talking about God and the Bible, so many times we may feel hesitant to bring up the subject of God with others. This conversation is designed to help you become more comfortable talking about God and the Bible with others.

In this podcast, Sharie and Jess Brock, discuss what it means for scripture to be taken out of context and why this can be so damaging. Jess also provides practical tips which she uses for personal and group study in the studies she developed for her ministry The Kindred Collective. This audio podcast is also part of a video resource available on CKM’s resource page www.ckmresources.com Guest Info:  Jess Brock and The Kindred Collective @jessmbrock www.thekindred-collective.com Instagram: @thekindred_collective

In this podcast, Sharie and Sarah Randolf (a CKM staff member) discuss the overarching theme of servanthood in the Bible. They begin by talking about Jesus’ willingness to become the ultimate servant, and follow this up with other Biblical examples and finish with why the theme of servanthood is applicable in our current culture. Notes:  Guest: Sarah Randolf, Instagram @sarah.randolf4 Scriptures on Servant Nature of the Trinity: Exodus 25:8; 29:45-4; Zch 2:10-11, Lev. 26:9-13; John 3:16-21; John 14:10;14:15-17; 14:26; John 14:15-17. Other Scriptural references: John 12:23-26; John 3:30; Luke 20:45-47; Mark 9:35 www.ckmresources.com

This podcast is the second episode in Season 11: How to Read the Bible.  Sharie and Clayton King discuss how the Holy Spirit helps us understand the Bible. The discussion revolves around the “integral” role the Holy Spirit plays in our understanding of scripture, but also addresses the responsibilities each person carries in their study of the Word and how this compliments the Holy Spirit’s ability to give us understanding, the will to obey and as well as moral and spiritual character transformation. Notes:  https://www.instagram.com/clayton_king/ Book Reference: Introduction to Biblical Interpretation by Klein, Blomberg and Hubbard Scripture Reference: Romans 5:1-5 Bible Hub search and information on the Holy Spirit https://biblehub.com/topical/h/holy_spirit.htm

This podcast is the second episode in Season 11: How to Read the Bible. In this episode, Sharie and Shawna Asbell begin a discussion on why Biblical Interpretation Matters. They discuss the consequences of bad interpretation and provide some useful tips for correct understanding moving forward. Notes: Guest: Shawna Asbell on Instagram Scriptural Reference: Luke 24:1-27 Book: Introduction to Biblical Interpretation by Klein, Hubbard and Blomberg

This podcast is the first episode in Season 11: How to Read the Bible. In this episode, Sharie and Clayton King discuss how we got the Bible and why the Bible is often difficult to understand. The heart of this episode is to alleviate the pressure many Christians feel when they hear the phrase, “Just read the Bible and God will speak to you.” Sure, God uses the Bible to speak to us, but there are many factors which make the Bible hard to understand. This episode is recorded to help the everyday person identify and move past the fear of those factors.

This podcast is a fun, chill conversation with Clayton and Sharie King covering specifically their experiences leading up to their exciting night preaching in Uganda at the Passover Festival. Tragedy, perseverance, victory and trust are all central messages in this podcast produced by Clayton King Ministries.

Sharie and her friends Jayla Jones, Tucker Ficklin and Tyler Jenkins discuss the single life, and how to create community.

Sharie and her friends, Ava and John York talk about how to live your best engaged life ever. Ava is a worship leader and John is an Analytical Consultant in Global Financial Crimes and Ava is a worship leader they have been married for less than 6 months so Sharie invited them to share their story of falling in love, dating, and engagement. We discuss how and when to talk about marriage in dating, successes and mistakes in engagement, unexpected expectations, personality differences and a bunch of engagement advice.