Podcast appearances and mentions of faith in gods

Do you practice a traditional religion? Are you trying to maintain ties to this religion while continuing on your Twin Flame journey? If so, chances are you are finding it quite difficult, much like trying to move forward while still being tethered to the ground. This is because the two pursuits are inherently contradictory: religion is trusting and believing something outside of yourself that is dictated by other people, while the Twin Flame journey's mission is to teach you to trust and believe in yourself.    Religions were created in the mind, which means they're fear-based. Love is fearless. As you continue to ascend on your Twin Flame journey, you learn to transmute fear into love. Rather than putting your faith in gods and goddesses, you begin to realize that we are our own gods and goddesses. We are omnipotent, infinite and indestructible.    Quotes  • “I call it an issue because religion itself goes against what we are doing, learning here in this journey, what this journey is all about.” (3:14 | Elle) • “Anything created in the mind is fear-based, and so religion was ultimately created from a fear-based perspective, from a fear-based energy in people's minds.” (5:37 | Elle) • “The Twin Flame journey, it's an awakening, it's the first step of ascension, out of the fear-based paradigm of looking outside of ourselves for something to believe in, something to have faith in and realize that we are everything within. Our souls are everything. We are directly from Source.” (6:59 | Elle)  • “The church was there entwined with the government and used to oppress people, to keep people down, to keep building on and preying on their fear-based energy, on their fear of the devil or evil or whatever. And that helps keep people oppressed.” (9:57 | Elle) • “Now that you're awakened to this journey, it's really challenging and difficult to have both, because when you trust and believe in something, whether it's yourself or some external god or being or whatever your preacher is telling you, either way you're not fully trusting or believing in anything unless you're 100 percent in. There's no such thing as half belief, or half trust or half faith. You either have it or you don't.” (10:54 | Elle)    Links For information about the Be With Your Twin Flame® Coaching Certification and Business Academy or if you're ready to leverage the pain, confusion and obsession of the journey to have a loving relationship with your twin flame and elevate every aspect of your life, speak with one of our Clarity Coaches here: https://go.oncehub.com/ClarityConsultationCall   To discover all of the other ways we can assist you along your Twin Flame journey, please visit:  https://linktr.ee/ellehari   Shop Elle Hari's latest books here:  https://store.ellehariauthor.com/   Podcast production and show notes provided by HiveCast.fm

In this episode Troy starts a series of "words the church has screwed up that screwed up Christian Men" with the word Humility. Humility is at the core of being a Christian man, it is of ultimate importance to get this one right if we are to live as men who live out our missing as defined by God as described in the Bible. Humility has turned into this passive aggressive way to tell men to calm down. To stop pushing so hard and has eroded at the core of what makes men men. A man who is Humble before God and has Faith In Gods infinite power will appear arrogant or to lack “humility” before men. Humility is a word that should insight greatness and infinite power, not quiet passivity or subdued goals and objectives. Go on this journey wit Troy as he reads biblical passages that give us an insight as to what it really means to live Humbly! 

Here, as usual, David expresses his trust in the LORD, even whilst he is either being attacked or surrounded by his enemies. William Macdonald in ‘The Believer's Bible Commentary' saw quite a lot of parallels between David in this Psalm, and the events of Jesus' arrest and trial. So much as so as you'd think that the whole Psalm was about Jesus. Well, we can see some similarities alright, but there are also many things that each of us could easily identify with too! This message was shared on the 9th July. That was approximately 25 years since Living Rock Church came to Killarney. Michael and Ninfa, Ashley and Hannah moved to Killarney on the 8th July, 1998. They didn't start having church or meetings until September of 1998, meeting in The Cultural Centre, Killarney. If you would like to watch the video of the service today, just click on this link! The post Psalm 27- A Declaration of Faith in God's Salvation! appeared first on Living Rock Church.

It is easy to over simplify this story and see it as Gods blanket promise to overcome all the challenges in our lives according to our plans and our timing. In context, it is more about David, as anointed king, revealing his faith in Gods absolute capacity to overcome any challenges against His good and eternal purposes.

Faith in Gods promises will cause you to live in a way that proves you believe what He says.

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In this podcast I share a powerful prayer of protection from Gods word . Listen to this as much as you need to help build your faith in Gods promise of protection for those who trust amd believe in his promises

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Kingdom People7. Wealth in the Kingdom Dan Bidwell, Senior Pastor Matthew 19:16-30 16 October 2022 In this passage we watch a young man walk away from Jesus because he chooses his earthly possessions over eternal life. Jesus warns us how difficult it is for the rich to enter the kingdom of heaven. As a church, how are we preventing one another from stumbling (18:6) in this area? A businessman man stops his sports car to get some money out of the ATM. He withdraws a large sum, puts it away in his wallet, then he turns to go back to his car. Out of the shadows, a large and imposing man appears. Pointing a gun at the business-man he says in a gruff voice, Your money or your life! The business-man instinctively puts his hand to his back pocket, where he has just put his full wallet. He looks left. He looks right. He says nothing. The mugger speaks louder. I said, your money or your life. Whats it going to be? The business man says, Give me a moment, Im still trying to decide. In our Bible passage today, a rich man comes to Jesus. And Jesus asks him that same question your money or your life. This morning were going to be thinking about what it means for us as rich people to follow Jesus without anything else getting in the way. Our passage says its a difficult thing for a rich person to enter the kingdom of heaven, so we need to ask God to help us listen and learn from this passage. So why dont we pray and then well open the passage in detail. Our loving heavenly Father, as we open your word today, help us listen carefully to your Son. Help us to do what is right when it comes to the wealth you have given us. Help us grow in this area as a church, to have kingdom priorities as we look forward to the treasure of eternal life with you. In Jesus name we pray. Amen. 1 Its good to remember where were up to in our Teaching Series in Matthew. Its our pattern here at Yountville Community Church to spend most of the year working our way carefully through sections of the Bible, sometimes whole books. That means we get a balanced diet of Old and New Testament, and it also means we allow God to set the agenda with the topics that are raised as we work methodically through books of the Bible. In our section of Matthew that were working our way through this fall, ch17-21, weve had some confronting topics. Sin, hell, forgiveness, divorce. And this week money, and the cost of following Jesus. It would have been much easier to preach the three verses just before our passage when Jesus blesses some little children, and says the kingdom belongs to such as these. But Im saving them for another day ;-) Just so you know, I think there are three big ideas from the passage today. Riches. Risk. Reward. Riches First one... Riches Our story happens as Jesus is on his way to Jerusalem. Hes on his way to fulfil what he had predicted back in chapter 16. That is, that the Messiah must go to Jerusalem and suffer many things, that he must be killed and on the third day to be raised to life. Jesus is now on his way to Jerusalem, crowds of people are still following him. Hes healing and teaching. And this young man comes to Jesus with a question. Verse 16Teacher, what good thing must I do to get eternal life? (Matthew 19:16) Ive been wondering all week about the mans motives in asking the question. In the first half of the chapter, somebody had come to Jesus with a question to test him. And so we wonder with this young man. Is he testing Jesus as well? When you read Marks account of the same moment, the young man falls at Jesus feet, as if he is desperate to know what he has to do to be saved (Mark 10:17). 2 Its not as clear here in Matthew. The young man asks: Teacher, what good thing must I do to get eternal life?Jesus plays with him a bit, and says Why do you ask me about what is good? There is only one who is good. (i.e. God) Of course, we know that Jesus is the Son of God, but the young man obviously didnt. He calls Jesus, Teacher, as if he is just one of the rabbis. Maybe the young man asked all the rabbis the same question. But its a serious question how can I be sure that Ive done enough? How can I be certain Ive done enough good things to get eternal life? Jesus asks him about his religious law-keeping. And in v20 the young man says he has kept all the commandments that Jesus named. (reading from v17) [Jesus says:] If you want to enter life, keep the commandments. 18 Which ones? [the young man] inquired. Jesus replied, You shall not murder, you shall not commit adultery, you shall not steal, you shall not give false testimony, 19 honor your father and mother, and love your neighbor as yourself. 20 All these I have kept, the young man said. What do I still lack? (Matthew 19:17-20) He is a religious young man. He knows the commandments, hes morally upright as far as the law is concerned.But he knows there is something he still lacks. What do I still lack? he asks Jesus. What more do I need to do to get eternal life? PAUSE There might be some people here today asking Jesus the same question. What do I need to do to be saved? Tell me, and Ill do it! 3 Well Jesus tells this guy something he didnt expect to hear. (v21) 21 Jesus answered, If you want to be perfect, go, sell your possessions and give to the poor, and you will have treasure in heaven. Then come, follow me. (Matthew 19:21) Jesus says, its your money or your life. He says to this man: you can choose your earthly wealth, but you wont find eternal life. Or you can give it all away, sell all your possessions, give the money to the poor and youll have eternal life. What will you choose treasure here on earth in this lifetime, or treasure in heaven for all eternity? Its a tricky verse, isnt it? Because if its a command for all of us, then we all need to go out and sell everything before we can follow Jesus. Is it saying that all Christians need to take a vow of poverty? It makes me think of my friends who are missionaries. We have close friends who are missionaries in Cambodia, and Chile, and one who used to be in a predominantly Muslim country. When you go as a missionary with the company the belong to, the company takes this verse very seriously. My friends each had to sell all their worldly possessions except what would fit into their car. Can you imagine?For them, that was part of following Jesus wherever he would send them, and not being tied down by the things of this world. Which I think was the problem for the rich young man in the passage. Jesus literally called him to come, and follow him on the journey to Jerusalem, which would later be followed by the journey of the apostles to take the gospel to Judea and Samaria and the ends of the earth. Following Jesus on that particular day probably would have changed what this young man did for the rest of his life. But he was too tied down by his wealth. He was too invested in this world, in this life, to see the clear pathway to eternal life opening up before him. No, he looked at his stuff and said, thats too much for me. Too great a cost. I could never give up... my things. And he walked away from Jesus sad. Presumably he walked away from eternal life. 4 PAUSE Risk So is this a command for all of us? A vow of poverty?I dont think so. But I do think its a warning.Theres a risk for all of us that our wealth can get in the way of our relationship with God. Interestingly when Jesus questioned the young man about keeping the commandments, Jesus didnt ask whether he had kept the first and second commandments you shall have no other gods before me, and you shall not to make idols and bow down to them. It seems the rich young man had allowed his wealth to become a rival god. He probably didnt intend it that way. He was morally upright, a religious man. But it was like Jesus had warned in the Sermon on the Mount: 24 No one can serve two masters. Either you will hate the one and love the other, or you will be devoted to the one and despise the other. You cannot serve both God and money. (Matthew 6:24) PAUSE This passage warns us about our own relationship with our wealth. Most of us here have great wealth, especially compared with the developing world. But even in American terms we are very well off. And so I think we are to see ourselves in the rich young man, or at least the risk of us being like him. Religious and rich. Caught between two rival gods where there is only room for one. Jesus says (v23) Truly I tell you, it is hard for someone who is rich to enter the kingdom of heaven. (Matthew 19:23) It would be easier, Jesus says, to fit a camel through the eye of a needle than for a rich person to enter the kingdom of God. How easy is it for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle? Impossible.Jesus is saying that it is hard, if not impossible, for rich people to enter the kingdom of God. 5 People like us.And so we have to examine our hearts when we read a passage like this. For me I was brought up worshiping the god of money. Ive been a Christian more than half my life, but it is a constant tension for me. I imagine it is for you too.So how do we live as rich disciples of Jesus?Well I dont think this passage is telling us to take a vow of poverty.Although one of the best ways to loosen moneys grip on you is to give some of it away. Some years ago we had other friends who were about to leave as missionaries to South America. I had left my job to go to Bible college, to Moore College. We had kids and a mortgage, and no income, and we were paying inner city rent. I was stressed about money. And these missionaries showed up at our door with an envelope with $100 in it. The husband said, we want you to have this. We know that God always looks after us, and we want you to remember it too. I was so thankful for the money it really did help. But more than that, I realised that these people who had sold everything were still able to give out of the little they had left. Because they trusted that God would provide for them. I learned a valuable lesson that day. Its not that God promises to rain money down on us if we give some of it away thats the lie of prosperity preachers. Rather it is that we can trust him, like little children trust their parents to provide their daily meals. My missionary friends are ok financially, even though they gave me that money. And we can trust God that he will provide what we need, when we need it. Book: Beyond Greed In the back of this very helpful book about Christians and money, Broughton Knox, a former Moore College principal writes about the two reasons we dont share our money. The first is greed, and the second is fear, because of a lack of trust in God. The other obstacle to sharing our money is fear. We are frightened that we will leave ourselves short if we give it away; not short perhaps in the present, because we can estimate that, but in the future with all its uncertainties. The answer to this sort of fear is faith in Gods faithfulness in the future. It is he who has given us our present 6 possessions and he has promised that, if we seek to do his will, he will give us what we need when we need it. I think thats what Jesus is getting at in v29, when he says everyone who has left houses or brothers or sisters or father or mother or wife or children or fields for my sake will receive a hundred times as much and will inherit eternal life. Ill come back to that verse if we have time, but Jesus says we can trust him to look after us if we follow him... Thats one way to loosen moneys grip on you, to give some of it away. Another way is to learn contentment. The Apostle Paul talks in Philippians 4 about learning to be content in any and every situation, whether well fed or hungry, whether living in plenty or in want. (Phil 4:12) Another chapter at the back of this book (Beyond Greed) is by Sandra King, former missionary to France. She talks about taking deliberate steps to practice contentedness, including the idea of not keeping up with the Joneses, and not buying anything new for a period of time. Just in case youre not familiar with the expression, keeping up with the Joneses means constantly comparing yourself with your neighbours, and making sure that your standard of living matches theirs, so that you dont feel socially inferior. The metaphorical Joneses might not be your neighbours, but people at work, or at the school gate, or perhaps even here at church, that you feel you have to keep up with to fit in socially. It might mean making sure your house looks like the others in the street, or the clothes you wear, the car you drive, the places you go for vacation. But you feel like you have to keep up, or youll be socially inferior. Is that a Christian way to view possessions? Was that Pauls way when he said he had learned the secret of being content in any and every circumstance? The advertising world is based on making us feel discontent with what we have. That way well always want to upgrade, update, go bigger, better, faster, shinier. For lots of us, there is a huge pressure to upgrade when the newest shiny thing is released. The other one still works fine, but... 7 I think a lot of us become slaves to the shiny screens in our pockets. Slaves to the expensive plans and repayments. Slaves to the shiny world they launch us into. I think there is a big discussion to be had about devices in the life of Christians, maybe something you can discuss in your Small Group this week. As rich followers of Jesus, I think we need to be careful not to be pulled into the shiny world of upgrades... the world of keeping up with the Joneses. An alternative to always upgrading is to decide not buy anything new for a time. A couple of years ago our friend decided not to buy anything new for a year, that is, no new clothes or toys or books or furniture. They would just stick with what they had, and if it broke, theyd make do. They survived the year, and in fact, like other people whove tried the experiment, it has changed the way they think. It might change your relationship to consumerism. It might just give you some space away from the noise of advertising to find contentment in simple things. Jesus says it is very hard for the rich to enter the kingdom of heaven... And so as a church, as a rich church, we need to be careful not to cause one another to stumble in this area, nor to let anyone wander away from the flock because of their great wealth. We need to find ways to talk helpfully about money. Because its not impossible, Jesus says, for the rich to be saved. Hard, yes, but v26, with God all things are possible. Reward And it will be worth it, Jesus says. Peter asks a question about whether there will be any reward for those who have done what Jesus asked the rich man to do. Peter says (v27), Weve left everything to follow you! What then will there be for us? So Jesus paints a picture for them, of the new heavens and the new earth, and he calls it the renewal. The Son of Man, that is, Jesus, is seated on his glorious throne, and around him the twelve apostles will somehow share in his judgment. For the apostles this is their reward. But look at v29. There is a reward more broadly for all who have followed Jesus faithfully. 8 And everyone who has left houses or brothers or sisters or father or mother or wife or children or fields for my sake will receive a hundred times as much and will inherit eternal life. What does that actually mean? Well Mark says we will receive those blessings in the present age. But Matthew just leaves us with what we read in v29. In the context, hes talking about treasure in heaven, which fits with what he promised the rich young man back in v21. Heaven will be so amazing that it outweighs any cost we might feel on earth to follow Jesus. The message for rich people, then? Could you imagine it better than what you already have? A life so fulfilling that it makes your current wealth look pitiful by comparison. Weigh the two, your treasure on earth and your treasure in heaven. Which is more impressive? Which should you seek after? And for those of us trying to squeeze a camel through the eye of a needle that is struggling with the lure of wealth and the loving call of Jesus, what do you need to do to make sure you choose Jesus? 26 Jesus looked at them and said, With man this is impossible, but with God all things are possible. (Matthew 19:26) Shall we ask for Gods help? 9

  Wake the Faith up Slayer… This is Garth Heckman with the David Alliance and you can reach me at TDAgiantslayer@gmail.com    Brought to you by wellbuiltbody.com Gym Apparel for men and women that rocks and shocks and ain't for everybody - but just might be for you. wellbuiltbody.com         Psalm 54  Why do you boast about your crimes, great warrior?     Don't you realize God's justice continues forever? 2 All day long you plot destruction.     Your tongue cuts like a sharp razor;     you're an expert at telling lies. 3 You love evil more than good     and lies more than truth. Interlude 4 You love to destroy others with your words,     you liar!   5 But God will strike you down once and for all.     He will pull you from your home     and uproot you from the land of the living. Interlude 6 The righteous will see it and be amazed.     They will laugh and say, 7 “Look what happens to mighty warriors     who do not trust in God. They trust their wealth instead     and grow more and more bold in their wickedness.” 8 But I am like an olive tree, thriving in the house of God.     I will always trust in God's unfailing love. 9 I will praise you forever, O God,     for what you have done. I will trust in your good name     in the presence of your faithful people.   4 You love to destroy others with your words,     you liar! The war starts in your head with the words you believe.      6 The righteous will see it and be amazed.     They will laugh and say, Why are we afraid to point out the foolishness of the wicked? Why don't we laugh at the wicked? Our society has watered down reactions to Gods judgement because we are afraid of being judged as uncaring and out of touch… not just by non christians but also by christians. I think its time to get back to laughing at the absurdity of those who turn their hearts against God.    I reposted open social media yesterday a piece that mocked the liberal sinful world mindset… I will read it. “So proud of your 6 YO son. He's come out as a pirate. we have known since he was 2 months old. Children's hospital agreed to pop out an eye for his patch, slice off a hand for his hook and saw off a leg for his piglet. His pronouns are P and Irate. We arrrrrgh so proud of him. #hischoice   8 But I am like an olive tree, thriving in the house of God.     I will always trust in God's unfailing love. An olive tree is symbolic of a fragile plant that is affected by the elements. Pointing to the fact that we are fragile and affected by the elements around us… UNLESS you are planted in the house of the God.   When we plant our life, our goals, our families, our finances, our health, our hopes, our future, our faith in Gods word… we will thrive. We are protected. We may trust his unfailing love. 

Part 4 of Bible Study - on The Life of Joseph. --The contrast between the altogether lovely obedient Christ-like beloved son Joseph - radically shifts in Genesis 38 - to the altogether depraved rebellious son Judah. --The one -Joseph- walked by faith in Gods covenant promise-s-, the other -Judah- walked by site in carnality - worldliness. --The contrast between the two could not be greater- However, God in His sovereign grace - providence to depraved sinners breaks through - overcomes wickedness amidst it all to make both Judah - Tamar - trophies of God's grace-

Part 4 of Bible Study - on The Life of Joseph. --The contrast between the altogether lovely obedient Christ-like beloved son Joseph - radically shifts in Genesis 38 - to the altogether depraved rebellious son Judah. --The one -Joseph- walked by faith in Gods covenant promise-s-, the other -Judah- walked by site in carnality - worldliness. --The contrast between the two could not be greater- However, God in His sovereign grace - providence to depraved sinners breaks through - overcomes wickedness amidst it all to make both Judah - Tamar - trophies of God's grace-

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Happiness is something that comes from God in turn its within you . You can choose to have faith in Gods plan or yours but at the end of the day . It's a choice . Taking responsibility for your choices is a common theme through out this episode, I hope this show can reach someone who needs to hear it so tune in for this episode because Girl let's chat ! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Be a do-er not a complainer! No evil speaking of the lords anointed- were all His anointed!! No fear! Faith in gods direction and His power! Act according to His direction to you and expect miracles! Do not go spiritually cold! Do the small and simple things every day!

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Due to Father Anthony being in Rochester again this week till Friday, this is a re-air of one of most popular shows, from November 16th, 2021.  It has been edited for time at the end.  Thank you. It's Tuesday and the return of the Two Tony's, as Father Anthony was in Rochester last week and doing good and Tony returns when he does.  Today, they share their thoughts on how seriously we take in the search for God who has already found us, clearly indicated by readings Father Anthony reflects on.  This raises the question and the choice we have with God, are you with Him or against Him?  This brings to mind the tribulation and the distress, as we sometimes lose the faith in Gods help, but to remember our faith in God will help us and make things right with Him.     https://ststanschurch.org/

With Father Anthony in Rochester this week and back on Friday, this is a re-air from November 16th and another one of our most popular shows.  Thank you. It's Tuesday and the return of the Two Tony's, as Father Anthony was in Rochester last week and doing good and Tony returns when he does.  Today, they share their thoughts on how seriously we take in the search for God who has already found us, clearly indicated by readings Father Anthony reflects on.  This raises the question and the choice we have with God, are you with Him or against Him?  This brings to mind the tribulation and the distress, as we sometimes lose the faith in Gods help, but to remember our faith in God will help us and make things right with Him.     https://ststanschurch.org/

It's Tuesday and the return of the Two Tony's, as Father Anthony was in Rochester last week and doing good and Tony returns when he does.  Today, they share their thoughts on how seriously we take in the search for God who has already found us, clearly indicated by readings Father Anthony reflects on.  This raises the question and the choice we have with God, are you with Him or against Him?  This brings to mind the tribulation and the distress, as we sometimes lose the faith in Gods help, but to remember our faith in God will help us and make things right with Him.    

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Zacharias - his wife Elisabeth are very much understated hero's of the faith in the new testament. --They shine as great examples to us, of which we can draw much application for Gods blessing upon our lives. Consider---1. The discouragements that were faced.-2. The faith in Gods duty showed. -3. The double blessing received. --The Lord God's answers to our prayers - blessings - are often answered - found - when we live out our faith in the area's of Christian duty, despite many setbacks.

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www.longviewbaptistchurch.org Lamentations 3:24-26 1- God teaches us as we wait on him ! 2- God blesses those who wait on him. 3- Waiting quietly for the lord shows our faith in Gods promises.

Sometimes my faith in Gods promise is going to lead me to keep on digging and keep on moving.

Dr. Hattabaugh continued teaching on placing your faith in the grace of God. 

Dr. Hattabaugh taught on placing our faith in the grace of God.