Podcast appearances and mentions of Josh Gray

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What will you do with Jesus, who is called the Messiah?

Conflicts don't begin with other people. They begin in the heart.In this message from James 4:1-10, Josh Gray uncovers the deeper issue beneath our fights, frustrations, and divided loyalties: spiritual intimacy with God. James doesn't simply call us to behave better. He calls us to examine what has captured our hearts.This sermon explores:Why our greatest battles begin with disordered desires.The difference between outward obedience and true surrender.How God's grace always comes before our response.Why repentance is an invitation back into intimacy, not condemnation.The hope found in one powerful promise: "He gives more grace."If you've ever felt your heart drifting or struggled with competing desires, this message is a reminder that God isn't pushing you away. He's calling you home.Support the show

Are you living like Christ could return at any moment?

Are you willing to confront patterns in your life to make a change and avoid repeating history?

You can be precise in your spiritual habits and still be distant from the heart of God.

Have you truly entered the Kingdom of Heaven, or are you just blocking the doorway?

Who is your audience?

Is Jesus only your savior, or is He Lord of every area of your life?

What does your life hang on?

The door is open to everyone, but you must come clothed in what God provides.

Will we be broken and reshaped? Or resistant and crushed?

You can live in God's vineyard, serve in God's vineyard, and still resist God's authority.

Sometimes “I don't know” isn't a lack of information. It's a refusal to surrender.

Where is Jesus asking you to trust him enough to move mountains?

Meekness is not weakness—it is power that refuses to serve itself

Jesus didn't come to save us halfway, and our response shouldn't be halfway either.

Jesus came to be the greatest gift ever given. Will you be open to Him?

In the waiting is where we often encounter the intimacy of Jesus.

Faithfulness helps us multiply like Jesus did.

Jesus is the source of our generosity.

Enough isn't a number, it's a name.

True greatness begins with surrender, not success.

You don't have to be a child to have child-like faith.

The truest marriage that never ends is Christ's covenant love, and our marriages are meant to reflect it.

Real power only comes from a relational dependance on Jesus.

Don't just stay on the mountain — follow Jesus into real life.

Where is Jesus' location in your life?

The yeast you allow in your life will shape the bread you become.

What flows from your mouth reveals what's rooted in your heart.

Small offerings lead to big miracles.

Familiarity can keep us from seeing what God is doing right in front of us.

The resurrection isn't just good news — it's a call to act justly, love mercy, and walk humbly with our God.

The net is wide; the choice is yours.

The Kingdom of Heaven isn't just something we search for — it's a story of God searching for us.

Healthy faith starts with healthy soil — how's yours?

What kind of listener are you?

Jesus stayed on target despite opposition, distractions, and even his own family questioning him.

(00:00-23:32) Robert Thomas joins the show. What's got the team playing so well after the break? Would he rather get a hat trick or a hole in one? The team's mindset approaching the trade deadline. Binnington's confidence and demeanor after his Four Nations run. Jackson's grateful, not nervous as we approach the Dennis Gates interview. Gates and Norm Stewart. Audio of Dan Hurley talking about the press. Home field advantage across the major sports. Doug says basketball is the perfect sport. (23:40-47:55) Interesting song choice to lead us into the Dennis Gates interview. Coach Gates joins us. Saying hello to everyone in the media room ahead of pressers. Did Coach know he had this type of team back in October? Recognizing characteristics in players that would make them good coaches. His relationship with Norm Stewart. Josh Gray's importance to the team. The maturation of Anthony Robinson. Suits vs. quarter zips. Coach Gates offers Jackson a scholarship. (48:05-58:05) Jackson is walking on air after the Dennis Gates interview. Media wars at a Starbucks at the NFL Combine. Coach Gates is now following Jackson on Twitter. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

(00:00-23:32) Robert Thomas joins the show. What's got the team playing so well after the break? Would he rather get a hat trick or a hole in one? The team's mindset approaching the trade deadline. Binnington's confidence and demeanor after his Four Nations run. Jackson's grateful, not nervous as we approach the Dennis Gates interview. Gates and Norm Stewart. Audio of Dan Hurley talking about the press. Home field advantage across the major sports. Doug says basketball is the perfect sport. (23:40-47:55) Interesting song choice to lead us into the Dennis Gates interview. Coach Gates joins us. Saying hello to everyone in the media room ahead of pressers. Did Coach know he had this type of team back in October? Recognizing characteristics in players that would make them good coaches. His relationship with Norm Stewart. Josh Gray's importance to the team. The maturation of Anthony Robinson. Suits vs. quarter zips. Coach Gates offers Jackson a scholarship. (48:05-58:05) Jackson is walking on air after the Dennis Gates interview. Media wars at a Starbucks at the NFL Combine. Coach Gates is now following Jackson on Twitter. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Whatever you don't surrender to God, the enemy will try to reclaim.

Blake Lovell, Chris Lee, and Max Barr share their reaction to the SEC Basketball Saturday action with thoughts on Tennessee's shorthanded dominance over Florida, Missouri's road win at Mississippi State, Auburn wins yet again at Ole Miss, Oklahoma makes a statement against Vanderbilt, Texas crushes LSU on the road to continue to improve, Texas A&M goes on the road an wins another close game at South Carolina, and what this means moving forward for each squad. We highlight performances by DJ Wagner, Adou Thiero, Johnell Davis, Jaxson Robinson, Amari Williams, Caleb Grill, Josh Gray, Tamar Bates, Jacob Crews, Mark Mitchell, Josh Hubbard, Keshawn Murphy, Johni Broome, Tahaad Pettiford, Chad Baker-Mazara, Denver Jones, Dylan Cardwell, Malik Dia, Sean Pedulla, Matthew Murrell, Jordan Gainey, Chaz Lanier, Cade Phillips, Felix Okpara, Jahmai Mashack, Walter Clayton Jr, Tommy Haugh, and many more.

Forgiveness isn't just an emotional release; it's a spiritual transaction.

Offense is the bait; freedom is the goal.

Blake Lovell, Chris Lee, and Max Barr share their reaction to the SEC Basketball Saturday action with thoughts on South Carolina's inspiring short-handed performance at home against Auburn, Johni Broome's ankle injury, Missouri's win over Vanderbilt at home, Arkansas drops to 0-3 after losing to Florida, Georgia takes care of business at home defeating Oklahoma, Ole Miss beats LSU behind a big 2nd-half, Missouri earns another win, Texas falls just short against Tennessee, Texas A&M/Alabama, Mississippi State/Kentucky, and much more. We highlight performances by Collin Murray-Boyles, Nick Pringle, Arden Conyers, Chad Baker-Mazara, Tahaad Pettiford, Chad Baker-Mazara, Dylan Cardwell, Chaney Johnson, Jason Edwards, MJ Collins, Chris Manon, Devin McGlockton, AJ Hoggard, Mark Mitchell, Anthony Robinson, Caleb Grill, Josh Gray, Alijah Martin, Will Richard, Tommy Haugh, Alex Condon, Walter Clayton, Jonas Aidoo, Adou Thiero, Trevon Brazile, DJ Wagner, Zakai Zeigler, Darlinstone Dubar, Tre Johnson, Josh Hubbard, Cam Matthews, RJ Melendez, Jaxson Robinson, Ansley Almonor, Lamont Butler, Mark Sears, Aden Holloway, Chris Youngblood, and many more. No. 2 Auburn 66, South Carolina 63 Missouri 75, Vanderbilt 66 No. 8 Florida 71, Arkansas 63 Georgia 72, No. 17 Oklahoma 62 No. 23 Ole Miss 77, LSU 65 Missouri 75, Vanderbilt 66 No. 1 Tennessee 74, Texas 70 No. 14 Mississippi State 90, No. 6 Kentucky 95 No. 10 Texas A&M 94, No. 5 Alabama 88 FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA Daily Newsletter: https://se14.substack.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/14Southeastern Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/southeastern14_/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@secsports14 ADVERTISE WITH SOUTHEASTERN 14 Reach out to caroline.smith@southeastern14.com to find out how your product or service can be seen by over 150,000 unique viewers each month! #sec #collegebasketball #secbasketball

God's relentless love shines through brokenness, waiting, and the arrival of Jesus.

God's relentless love shines through brokenness, waiting, and the arrival of Jesus.

We have a good God who is restoring his creation.

We have a good God who is restoring his creation.

We serve a God of restoration.