Podcasts about build my life

What if the reason your business feels overwhelming isn't because you're doing too little—but because you're trying to build a business that doesn't fit your actual life?In this episode of The Peaceful CEO Podcast, Angelica Stanley shares one of the biggest lessons she's learned as a Christian entrepreneur, homeschool mom, business owner, and mentor: build your life first, then build your business around it.Too many women start with offers, content calendars, funnels, and social media strategies before creating the routines, boundaries, office hours, and priorities needed to sustain them.The result?Burnout.Inconsistency.Decision fatigue.Feeling like your business is running you.In this episode, you'll learn:✔️ Why building your life first creates a stronger business foundation✔️ The mistake many Christian entrepreneurs make when starting online✔️ How office hours helped create more peace and productivity✔️ Why stewardship is more important than hustle✔️ How to build a business that supports your faith, family, health, and calling✔️ The first step to becoming a Peaceful CEOIf you've ever felt pulled in a hundred different directions trying to grow your business while managing real life, this episode will help you slow down, refocus, and build from a place of peace.Join The Biz Collective: https://www.skool.com/the-biz-collective-3379/about?ref=5707e633f6754c618acad0776d82d613 Keywords:Christian entrepreneur, faith based business, Christian business coach, peaceful productivity, business systems, Christian women in business, work from home mom, biblical stewardship, Christian leadership, entrepreneur burnout, faith driven entrepreneur, content creation strategy, online business for women, Christian business podcast, The Peaceful CEO

Song Cover: Build My Life by Pat Barrett

Multiplied & Build My Life - Common Grace Band by First Community Church

Welcome to Troy Church's podcast series. Our Connection Card link:https://troychurch.breezechms.com/form/7e350cLOVE YOUR ENEMEIESWHAT IT LOOKS LIKE (Luke 6:27-31)WHAT DOESN'T COUNT (Luke 6:32-34)WHY IT MATTERS (Luke 6:35-36)CHARLES SPURGEON:"Returning evil for good is DEVIL LIKEReturning good for good is HUMAN LIKEReturning good for evil is GOD-LIKE"Where is my love evil?Where is my love human?Show me how to love like you.Worship Songs"Praise the Lord""Build My Life" - Pat Barrett"Yet Not I, But Through Christ In Me" - CityAlightYou can keep up with all things Troy Church right here on our channel, and also at our other social media and outreach opportunities:facebook.com/troychurch.tvinstagram/troychurchalwww.troychurch.tv

What does it truly mean to live the blessed life? This exploration of Psalm 1 challenges our modern assumptions about happiness and fulfillment. We often equate the good life with maximizing comfort and minimizing pain, but Scripture paints a radically different picture. The blessed life isn't found in accumulating more possessions, achieving greater success, or avoiding all hardship. Instead, it's rooted in a deep, transformative relationship with God through His Word. The image of a tree planted by streams of water offers us profound insight into spiritual formation. Just as a tree with deep roots can withstand storms and bear fruit in season, we become spiritually resilient and life-giving to others when we're anchored in God's truth. This isn't about white-knuckling our way to righteousness or trying harder in our own strength. Rather, it's about drawing near to Jesus, the true blessed man who perfectly embodied everything Psalm 1 describes. As we meditate on God's Word and allow it to shape us, we're not stepping away from life but stepping into the abundant life Jesus promised. The question we must wrestle with is this: What are we truly living for? Are we building our lives on the chaff of worldly pursuits that will ultimately prove weightless, or are we rooting ourselves in the eternal truths that will stand the test of time and judgment?Main Points:- God's way is the good life- God's way forms a life that lasts- Jesus is the way to lifeScripture Referenced:Psalm 1:1-6 (main passage); Acts 20:35; Joshua 1:8; Psalm 119:11; Psalm 119:105; 1 Corinthians 6:13, 18; 2 Peter 3:9; Hebrews 4:12Community Group Guide:Begin with PrayerBegin by thanking God for bringing your group together and asking the Holy Spirit to guide your discussion and reveal how He wants to work through each person present.Discussion Questions1. Read Psalm 1 together. What stands out to you most from this psalm?2. The sermon described the blessed life as flourishing rooted in God's Word. How does this differ from how our culture defines the good life, and what does it look like to actually delight in God's Word rather than just agree with it?3. In what ways do we subtly allow the counsel of the wicked, the way of sinners, or the seat of scoffers to influence our daily decisions and long-term direction?4. How does seeing God's commands as designed for our good (not restriction) reshape the way you respond to His Word and your overall attitude toward obedience?5. The sermon contrasts the weightlessness of chaff with the rootedness of a tree. What areas of your life might currently resemble chaff that you are investing in as though they were substantial?Personal Reflection and Practical Application1. Community Check: Who is in your inner circle? Are they people who fear God and point you toward Him? If not, what changes might you need to make?2: Delight Assessment: How much do you genuinely delight in God's Word? What competes for your attention and meditation throughout the day (portfolio, social media, wardrobe, dating apps, sports, etc.)?3. The sermon mentioned that the blessed person is “strong and stable like a tree” because they're rooted in God's Word. In what area of your life do you feel unstable or rootless right now? How might God's Word address that area?4. The sermon asked, “What is your legacy going to be?” How are you currently investing in others and blessing them with what God has given you?5. Evangelism Opportunity: Drew shared about his conversation with his Uber driver. As people who are meant to be ‘trees that bear fruit,' how might God use your life this week to bring life to others, including opportunities to share the gospel like Drew did with Rosa?Worship Setlist:Who is Like the Lord; Firm Foundation (He Won't); There is a Savior; Give us Clean Hands; Build My Life

Build my life 4-26-26 by New Beginnings Church

Church is tomorrow, and we'd love you to join us! Sermon: Who Do You Say I Am? Mark 8:1-30 Your response to Jesus depends on who you believe He is. Praise & Worship: Victory in Jesus, Thank You God, Build My Life, The Table

Church is tomorrow, and we'd love you to join us! Sermon: Who Do You Say I Am? Mark 8:1-30 Your response to Jesus depends on who you believe He is. Praise & Worship: Victory in Jesus, Thank You God, Build My Life, The Table

Welcome to Troy Church's podcast series. Our Connection Card link:https://troychurch.breezechms.com/form/7e350cFour Things in the Disciples that Point to the Necessity of the CrossFamily DynamicsTheir Approaches to the WorldTheir Lack of EmpowermentActs 1:6Their Lack of GoodnessMark 14:50Matthew 26:40-41Worship Songs"Build My Life" - Pat Barrett"Oh, Praise the Name" - Hillsong Worship"In Christ Alone"You can keep up with all things Troy Church right here on our channel, and also at our other social media and outreach opportunities:facebook.com/troychurch.tvinstagram/troychurchalwww.troychurch.tv

Worship leader Pat Barrett — known for "Good Good Father" and "Build My Life" — joins Cameron, Jesse and Emily to talk about his new live album 'Break Open,' why he sat on the title track for nearly a decade, and his late-in-life obsession with surfing (including an upcoming trip to Kelly Slater's Surf Ranch). He also gets honest about how his thinking on songwriting vs. worship leading has shifted, because of course we ask awkward questions.Also, Emily brings RELEVANT Buzz fresh from South by Southwest, where she sat in on a panel with Vince Gilligan — creator of Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul — who said he thinks he owes the world something better than anti-heroes. Plus: High Point University's Cinderella March Madness run, and the faith story behind Chase Johnston's #99 jersey that everyone's been talking about.And to close it out — Pat helps the crew run the Sweet 16 mascots through a no-stats, vibes-only bracket challenge to crown the real national champion. Based solely on mascots, not teams. One with a mustache may or may not have won.Highlights:0:00 – Why last week's episode was late2:30 – Starlink satellites9:30 – Driving gloves17:50 – RELEVANT Buzz: High Point University's Chase Johnston's #99 story27:00 – Emily's South by Southwest panel with Vince Gilligan31:45 – The Lost arc, the Sawyer problem, and what Vince Gilligan owes culture36:00 – Pat Barrett joins the show38:30 – Recording 'Break Open' live in a sweaty tent40:40 – Why the title song sat unreleased for nearly 10 years42:50 – Songwriting vs. worship leading — what's actually better?45:20 – Pat's surfing obsession48:15 – The March Madness Mascot Bracket ChallengeAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

This is a companion podcast for this morning's mantra. Everything we create in the world is shaped by what we carry within. Today's meditation explores how our values, beliefs, and integrity form the foundation for meaningful relationships, resilient work, and a life that holds steady under pressure. Your Morning Mantra: I build my life on strong inner foundations. Jennifer Cray is a life coach, meditation teacher and yoga teacher for Living Lit Up, based in Brisbane. You can deepen your meditation practices with her on Insight Timer. Insight TimerSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Everything we create in the world is shaped by what we carry within. Today's meditation explores how our values, beliefs, and integrity form the foundation for meaningful relationships, resilient work, and a life that holds steady under pressure. Your Morning Mantra: I build my life on strong inner foundations. Jennifer Cray is a life coach, meditation teacher and yoga teacher for Living Lit Up, based in Brisbane. You can deepen your meditation practices with her on Insight Timer. Insight TimerSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Host: Jim Umlauf

Build my life 3-15-26 by New Beginnings Church

This sermon explores Jesus' declaration, “I am the light of the world” (John 8), spoken during the Jewish Feast of Tabernacles. During this festival, large lampstands in the temple reminded Israel of God's guiding presence in the wilderness. Against that backdrop, Jesus declares that He Himself is the true light, the returned presence of God among His people.Through the story of the woman caught in adultery, we see that Jesus exposes darkness not with condemnation but with compassion. Ultimately, the cross becomes the moment when the Light of the World moves into the deepest darkness to defeat sin and death. Because of this, believers are called to be WITH the Light, WALK in the Light through confession, and LIVE as the Light as God's agents in dark places.Main Points:*Jesus' presence exposes darkness with compassion, not condemnation*The safest place to be is in the Light, where sin is exposed and dealt with*As children of light, we are called to be WITH the light, WALK in the light, and LIVE as the lightScripture Referenced:John 8:2-16 (primary passage); John 3:16-21; Matthew 5:14-16; 1 John 1:5-9; Psalm 27:1; Ephesians 5:8; Luke 19:10; Acts 8-9 (Saul's conversion); Ezekiel 10-11 (God's glory leaving the temple); Exodus 40 (God's presence in the tabernacle)Community Group Guide:Begin with PrayerBegin by thanking God for bringing your group together and ask the Holy Spirit to guide your discussion and reveal how He wants to work through each person present. Pray for your community group to be a community that celebrates confession and walks in the light together.Discussion QuestionsRead John 8:2-16 together before discussing the following questions.1. What in this passage stands out to you? Does this text reveal anything to you about the character of God?2. Read John 3:16-21 together. According to verse 17, why did God send Jesus into the world? How does this passage shape our understanding of Jesus as light?3. Jason said, “The greatest thing that happened to her was that she was brought before Jesus and her darkness was exposed.” Why might that feel counterintuitive? When has exposing sin in your life actually led to freedom?4. Why do you think we often believe the lie that life is found in darkness rather than trusting that exposure and confession lead to freedom and healing?5. Read 1 John 1:5-9 together. What promises does this passage give us about confession? What happens when we walk in the light together?6. In what ‘dark places' has God positioned you as a light, whether at work, in your neighborhood, or among family members who don't know Christ?Personal Reflection and Practical ApplicationUse the following prompts as you go throughout this week:1. “Be WITH the Light” – set aside time to be with God in prayer, solitude, His word, through worship in song, or any other means that stir your affections for Him.2. “WALK in the Light” – Thank God for meeting you with compassion when you confess. Ask Him for courage to confess any areas where you've been walking in darkness. Then find a trusted friend and share any ways you may have chosen darkness instead of the light.(If you need further support as you pursue the freedom found in Christ, join us for Re:generation on Monday nights at 6:30 PM in the auditorium.)3. “LIVE as the Light” – pray daily for someone you know that does not know Christ. Ask God specifically: “Where would you have me shine Your light?” Be open to opportunities to share your faith as the Spirit leads. Pray for the specific “dark rooms” where God has placed each person in your Community Group to shine His light.Memorize John 8:12:“Again Jesus spoke to them, saying, ‘I am the light of the world. Whoever follows me will not walk in darkness, but will have the light of life.'”Worship Setlist: Ancient Gates; This I Believe; Holy Forever; All Sufficient Merit; Build My Life

Spring forward and join us for church! We are continuing our look at the Gospel of Mark: Who Do You Say Jesus Is? (And Why It Matters) Sermon: The Seed of Growth (Mark 4) - Gospel seed, sown in receptive hearts, produces the steady, often unexpected, growth of God’s kingdom. Praise & Worship:Because He Lives, My Lighthouse, Build My LIfe, Jesus Loves Me

Spring forward and join us for church! We are continuing our look at the Gospel of Mark: Who Do You Say Jesus Is? (And Why It Matters) Sermon: The Seed of Growth (Mark 4) - Gospel seed, sown in receptive hearts, produces the steady, often unexpected, growth of God’s kingdom. Praise & Worship:Because He Lives, My Lighthouse, Build My LIfe, Jesus Loves Me

02.15.26 9am Service Anthem - Build My Life by First Community Church

Welcome to Troy Church's podcast series. Our Connection Card link:https://troychurch.breezechms.com/form/7e350cBe Self AwareGood News to the PoorPhilippians 3:7-9Matthew 5:3Ephesians 1:3Liberty to the CaptiveZechariah 3:1-4Questions:Where am I prone to be self-reliant?Where am I living like a captive?Worship Songs"Build My Life" - Pat Barrett"King of Kings" - Brooke Ligertwood and Hillsong Worship"Living Hope" - Phil WickhamYou can keep up with all things Troy Church right here on our channel, and also at our other social media and outreach opportunities:facebook.com/troychurch.tvinstagram/troychurchalwww.troychurch.tv

“A man will not be established by wickedness, But the root of the righteous will not be moved.” (Proverbs 12:3 NAS95)

“A man will not be established by wickedness, But the root of the righteous will not be moved.” (Proverbs 12:3 NAS95)

“A man will not be established by wickedness, But the root of the righteous will not be moved.” (Proverbs 12:3 NAS95)

“A man will not be established by wickedness, But the root of the righteous will not be moved.” (Proverbs 12:3 NAS95)

This sermon explores Nehemiah chapter 2, teaching how prayerful dependence on God leads to faithful action. The message addresses the common struggle of knowing what to do when God seems to be moving slowly, warning against two spiritual ditches: giving up in passivity or taking control through manipulation. Instead, the sermon presents a third way—waiting on the Lord while remaining actively obedient. Using Nehemiah's example, the message shows how to step forward with courage, ground ourselves in humility and preparation, and stand firm against opposition and self-righteousness. The central teaching emphasizes that true faith involves both deep dependence on God and diligent action, summarized as "step, ground, stand."Main Points:Faith Steps Forward (2:1–8) Obedience in “waiting for the Lord” transitions to obedience in courageous and diligent action as the Lord leads.Vision Gets Grounded (2:9–16)Faithful leaders don't need fanfare; they humbly gather facts to help them discern faithful action.Leadership Stands Firm (2:17–20)God's servant puts to death any self-righteousness and invites God's people to move in unity toward God's promises.Scripture Referenced:Nehemiah 2:1-20 (main passage); Nehemiah 1; 1 Thessalonians 5:16-18; Proverbs 21:1; Psalm 27:14; Lamentations 3:25; Isaiah 40:31; Proverbs 18:13; Proverbs 19:2; Proverbs 14:15; Proverbs 31; Job 29 and 31; Ecclesiastes 3:1-5; Proverbs 28:1; Esther 4; Daniel 6; Genesis 16; Matthew 22:21Community Group Guide:Begin with Prayer - Begin by asking God to help your group share authentically and honestly in a way that encourages one another and pushes your group toward Christ.Discussion Questions:Part 1: The Two Ditches (Introduction)Which "ditch" do you tend to fall into when facing difficult circumstances?Giving up and becoming passive ("If God wants to fix it, He'll fix it")Taking control and moving ahead without God ("God helps those who help themselves")Part 2: Stepping Forward (Read Nehemiah 2:1-8)Nehemiah waited four months before acting. How do you distinguish between God's timing and your own procrastination or fear?Nehemiah's instinct to pray in the moment (v. 4) reveals a heart shaped by faithful waiting on the Lord. Often, when we wait on God seeking answers, He deepens relationship instead. Has there been a season where God Himself became more precious to you than the outcome you were hoping for?Part 3: Grounding in Humility (Read Nehemiah 2:9-16)Nehemiah gathered facts before announcing his plan. How does the principle "facts are our friends" apply to a decision you're currently facing?Nehemiah chose discretion over fanfare.Where in your life might you be tempted to seek recognition or justification rather than quietly trusting God with your faithfulness?Part 4: Standing Firm (Read Nehemiah 2:17-20)When opposition came, Nehemiah stood firm because he knew 'what time it is' - how does closeness with God help you define reality and discern when to stand against criticism?Practical Application:If you are waiting on the Lord in a particular area, take note of how many times this week you're tempted to either give up or take control.Journal about those instances and confess this to God, asking the Spirit to help you depend on His leadership as you faithfully wait.Share with someone in your Community Group if there is a tendency one way or another and ask them to join you in praying against it.Read Nehemiah 3 in preparation for Sunday's sermon.Personal Reflection:What am I waiting on God for right now?What faithful action can I take while I wait?Where do I need to ground myself in humility and preparation?Are there any facts I need to gather before I am ready to act?Are there any areas where I am looking for fanfare that I need to confess to God?Worship Setlist: Life Defined; Agnus Dei; All Hail King Jesus; Shout to the Lord; Build My Life; Yet Not I But Through Christ in Me

“A man will not be established by wickedness, But the root of the righteous will not be moved.” (Proverbs 12:3 NAS95)

“A man will not be established by wickedness, But the root of the righteous will not be moved.” (Proverbs 12:3 NAS95)

“A man will not be established by wickedness, But the root of the righteous will not be moved.” (Proverbs 12:3 NAS95)

“A man will not be established by wickedness, But the root of the righteous will not be moved.” (Proverbs 12:3 NAS95)

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11/16/25 (RE)Build My Life - Week 6 Featuring Pastor Larry Sams www.fccnp.org Helping People Find and Follow Jesus!

11/9/25 (RE)Build My Life - Week 5 Featuring Pastor Larry Sams www.fccnp.org Helping People Find and Follow Jesus!

Build my life 11-2-25 by New Beginnings Church

11/2/25 (RE)Build My Life - Week 4 Featuring Pastor Larry Sams www.fccnp.org Helping People Find and Follow Jesus!

10/26/25 (RE)Build My Life - Week 3 Featuring Pastor Larry Sams www.fccnp.org Helping People Find and Follow Jesus!

10/19/25 (RE)Build My Life - Week 2 Featuring Pastor Larry Sams www.fccnp.org Helping People Find and Follow Jesus!

Andy continues into chapter 20 of the book of Acts for our series. He looks at how we need to be discerning in our lives. Today's Music: God Of Wonders, Holy Forever, and Build My Life

10/12/25 (RE)Build My Life - Week 1 Featuring Pastor Larry Sams www.fccnp.org Helping People Find and Follow Jesus!

Build my life 6-8-25 by New Beginnings Church

Worry is a natural part of the human brain.  Some of us let it get a little out of control, though.  Learning to control it will create high level results for your life.  And less pain in the process.  As a self proclaimed worry wart by nature, I get how uncomfortable it can feel to step out of those old cycles of worry-anxious-nervous coping and into healthy control. Choosing to do it is still worth it: because of who you become in the process, how your life starts to align with God's purpose and your passion, and the fun that comes from no longer letting anxiety-worry control you.  In this episode, I'm sharing the results I've seen in my own life from doing this work and what you can expect to see as well! Plus a little challenge coming into the holiday week.  Ready to start your Healthy Me Reset? Head to https://www.emilyvinzantmd.com to find out how to work with Dr. Emily.    Song Reference for this episode:  Build My Life by Pat Barrett