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Welcome to the Lifechurch Podcast!! In this weeks message Pastor Tim Blevins teaches us some practical ways to live a biblically healthy spiritual life and how important it is to also have a healthy physcial life! Follow us on Instagram and Facebook @lifechurchwilm or on our website to stay up to date on all our upcoming events and minstries @lifechurchwilm.com 

In today’s episode of the pod, Ash Couchman and her pastor, Dan Frecker, dive into Esther 4:14—one of the most powerful verses about purpose and courage. Esther had a choice: stay silent or step up. Have you ever felt like God placed you somewhere for a reason, but fear held you back? Ash and Dan unpack what it means to trust God’s timing, step into the roles He’s given us, and live with bold faith. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

After a bit of a break, Pastor Nate and Jeremy sit down to recap the life verse series and also talk about some future teachings coming up at Restoration.

Today Heather explains why Jonah 2:8, part of a prayer that Jonah prayed from the belly of the great fish that swallowed him, is her life verse for body image issues. Heather shares how the Holy Spirit convicted her of clinging to vain idols in her life and how she came to see through this verse that the more she clung to these idols, the further she became from feeling and recognizing God's love and mercies in her life. Here's the verse in the three translations Heather reads from today: Jonah 2:8: Those who pay regard to vain idols forsake their hope of steadfast love. (ESV) Those who worship false gods turn their backs on all God's mercies. (NLT) “Those who cling to worthless idols turn away from God's love for them. (NIV) Do you need coaching? Do you want us to pray for you? Reach out at: heather@comparedtowho.me Go check out our brand new Etsy show to get cute podcast merch: https://www.improvebodyimage.com/shop New to the show? Learn more about Heather Creekmore, Heather's books, and the ministry of Compared to Who? at: www.improvebodyimage.com Ready for real body image change? The 40-Day Journey begins again in January. Learn more here: https://www.improvebodyimage.com/40-day-challenge Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.

Deacon Andrew Smith preaches Philippians 1:18-27 Life Verse?

Is it "I can do all things through Christ..."? Is it "I will strengthen you and help you; I will uphold you with my righteous right hand..."?Is it "For I know the plans I have for you, declares the Lord, plans to prosper you and not to harm you..."All great ones, but understand the context in which they were said.Pastor Sean focuses on that last one and spells out the bottom line...Dig in...

Is it "I can do all things through Christ..."? Is it "I will strengthen you and help you; I will uphold you with my righteous right hand..."?Is it "For I know the plans I have for you, declares the Lord, plans to prosper you and not to harm you..."All great ones, but understand the context in which they were said.Pastor Sean focuses on that last one and spells out the bottom line...Dig in...

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The moment I scribbled in my journal about Philippians 1:20, it was as if God's Word leapt off the page and into my heart. Calling it my "life verse" forged a life-long creed that has guided me ever since. Today, I'm thrilled to take you on a journey through finding YOUR life verse that can shape your own personal motto, one that will accompany you in your walk with the Lord. As we embark on this exploration, I share insights on how Scripture can transition from being a burdensome task of drudgery to a discipline filled with joy. This episode is tailor-made for those yearning to discover how God speaks through His Word. Together, let's uncover the verses that promise to lead us, teach us to pray, define our purpose, inspire our praise, and solidify our pledges, all while weaving our individual mottos from the richness of the Bible.This episode goes along with the Family Disciple Me app's coordinating conversation guide. This guide is not just a tool; it's a companion for you and your loved ones as you deepen your spiritual connections and share your faith journey with each other. We'll discuss how to make the most of these resources and the profound impact they can have on living out Christ's great commission. So whether you're seeking to enhance your family's faith talks or aiming to empower your community with devotion-driven discipleship, this series is your beacon. ______________________The Family Disciple Me Podcast is a ministry of Family Disciple Me, which exists to catalyze Devotion Driven Discipleship in our homes and around the world. We believe that discipleship starts with a conversation, and FDM provides free, easily-accessible, biblical resources to encourage these meaningful conversations along life's way. Sign up through our website to be "the first to know" about upcoming releases and resources (including the FDM App - coming soon!!!) You can also follow Family Disciple Me on social media platforms, including Instagram, Facebook and Pinterest. Family Disciple Me is an all volunteer 501(c)(3) nonprofit ministry, and all donations are tax deductible. The Family Disciple Me ministry remains dedicated to encouraging and equipping Christ followers to "meet with God and make Him known." More information, blogs, statement of faith and contact info can be found at familydiscipleme.org

Join me in this episode as I chat with Dr. Nicholas Meyer, an orthopedic surgeon and president of ProportionFit. We talk about his unique way of approaching weight loss and health. Dr. Meyer tells us about his journey and how he came up with the ProportionFit system, which focuses on portion control instead of counting calories.Discover how this method works and the advantages it brings. We'll also hear about Peter's incredible transformation, losing 300 pounds with their diet plan. Dr. Meyer addresses common misconceptions and challenges of portion control, along with its financial benefits.But it's not just about food - we delve into broader aspects of well-being: mental, spiritual, and financial. Dr. Meyer shares how his faith has influenced his life, both personally and professionally. Don't miss out, tune in to our podcast episode! Chapters(00:00) Podcast Introduction(02:15) Introduction to Dr. Nicholas Meyer (05:07) Dr. Meyer's Motivation for Helping Individuals Lose Weight(09:25) ProportionFit System(14:53) Impactful Weight Loss Success Story (17:45) The ProportionFit Diet and Health Plan (19:02) Misconceptions and Challenges of Portion Control(21:03) The Importance of Mindset and Emotional Health (25:23) Financial Benefits of Portion Control(28:38) The ProportionFit App (29:50) Dr. Meyer's Faith Journey (34:04) Opening up about Faith to Others(35:09) Boldly Sharing Faith (36:00) Life Verse and Spiritual Health (37:42) Closing RemarksResources mentioned:ProportionFit WebsiteProportionFit ShopUse Promo Code: VISIBLYFITConnect with today's guest:Dr. Meyer was born and raised in White Bear Lake, Minnesota, attended the United States Military Academy at West Point where he played Division I hockey, and then transferred to the University of Minnesota to pursue a medical career. After graduating from medical school at the University of Minnesota in 1997, he completed an orthopedic surgery residency at the Medical College of Wisconsin and then finished training in hand and upper extremity surgery at the University of Minnesota. He has now been in practice at St. Croix Orthopaedics and Twin Cities Orthopedics for over fourteen years, has a wonderful wife and three beautiful daughters, and has had the pleasure of caring for thousands of individuals in the St. Croix River Valley, Twin Cities, and beyond. In that time he realized that others also struggle to maintain a healthy weight; some a little, others a lot. In dealing with weight loss, he is extremely excited to see others successfully manage their weight with The ProportionFit Diet, and can't wait to see the impact of the new and improved The ProportionFit Diet & Health Plan.P.S. If you're just checking out the show to see if it's a good fit for you, welcome!If you're really serious about becoming Visibly Fit, you'll get the best experience if you download the worksheets available at https://wendiepett.com/visiblyfitpodcast.

I have a “life verse.”  Before adopting this so-called life verse, I always thought of people who said they had one as being a little woo-woo.  I didn't understand how to claim something from the Bible as my own.  I'm sure I was a little cynical about life verses before finding mine, because I assumed that people would find something they liked without a deep personal story and just roll with it. I was dismissive of the randomness of picking a verse.  I want to apologize to anyone that I didn't pay attention to because of that attitude.   A life verse can be consequential and anyone who claims one may have a story that is worth considering. Really, anything that is a lifelong commitment is worthy of our attention because of the great care it takes to select and cultivate.  I tend to not want to make life defining pronouncements. This is probably because they may be more of a fleeting fancy than something with the substance of a true resolution. As I write this, it is Lent in the Christian calendar. I normally honor the season by stopping or starting a habit as a way of focusing on the coming of Easter. This year, I decided to start reading the four Biblical gospels and stop eating food after dinner. Little more spiritual nourishment and a  little less dessert nourishment. I picked them as short-term commitments.  It seems logical that a long term commitment like a life verse would require even more consideration than what to do for Lent. However, what I'm about to tell you isn't so much about me picking a verse, it's a story of a verse picking me.As I was going through graduate school, I also worked full time at our local hospital.  To manage my stress level, I gravitated towards a hybrid role that was a mix of a floor secretary (processing medical orders from doctors and nurses), a Care Partner (having direct patient care responsibilities in partnership with the nurses), and, for difficult patients, a Sitter (literally sitting with them and carefully watching so they wouldn't fall, pull out their IVs, or commit self-harm). I sat with lots of people who were in critical condition. While I never saw someone pass away, there were a number of patients who I spent the last days or hours with - being on high alert monitoring the patients' vital signs and taking care of the family's needs.On my last day at the hospital - a day that I had no idea would actually be my last - I brought my Bible. It wasn't ever my expectation to read to the patient, but some days when I was responsible for sitting, I needed a good long read. I would only read the Bible to the patient if they directly asked me to share with them. It happened to be on this day, the patient was curious about what I was reading.  So I read to them this passage:“Then we will no longer be infants, tossed back and forth by the waves, and blown here and there by every wind of teaching and by the cunning and craftiness of people in their deceitful scheming. Instead, speaking the truth in love, we will grow to become in every respect the mature body of him who is the head, that is, Christ. From him the whole body, joined and held together by every supporting ligament, grows and builds itself up in love, as each part does its work.”My Bible does have lots of notes scribbled on the margins of the pages. However, it rarely lists the time and place when a verse carried indelible personal significance. I did make a note of this verse that day. March 2010. Soon after reading to the patient, I was asked to go to HR. I had been in two patient fall cases in recent weeks when I misjudged when I should give them privacy while they were using the bathroom. It was time for me to resign. Four years later, after a long bout of depression, I found myself on the edge of another resignation. I didn't know when it was going to happen, but it definitely felt like there was a strong possibility that I would need to step down. Many of my coworkers knew that I had been hospitalized the previous year...

Past episodes of The Wisdom Journey are free and on demand here: https://wfth.me/journey The one thing we all need is something we cannot earn or buy. We all stand condemned before God apart from the righteousness that He alone gives only through faith in Christ. Thank God for the wonderful, free gift of His righteousness.

What Is A Life Verse?Isaiah 50:4-5 “The Lord God has given me a well-trained tongue, That I might know how to answer the weary a word that will waken them. Morning after morning, he wakens my ear to hear as disciples do; The Lord God opened my ear; I did not refuse, did not turn away.”While at Encounter Ministries class last night, I was talking with a fellow student. We were talking about how excited we get at the beginning of the year and how much we love a good planner. I don't really know this classmate that well, as we only see each other for a few hours on Monday nights, and most of that time is spent listening to the teachers. I had no idea she loved planners and planning for the new year as much as I did. We were talking about our plans for the future a bit, and she asked if I had scriptures that spoke to the future I wanted. I told her I hadn't looked up scriptures for the job I wanted, although I do have scriptures surrounding me that remind me to be bold and remind me that the Holy Spirit is living inside of us. They remind me that we can move mountains with mustard seed-sized faith, and whatever we ask in Jesus' name will be given to us because Jesus went to be with His Dad.My friend said she has a few life verses, and one of them is Isaiah 50:4-7. I really liked 4-5 because it talks about what I want to do when I grow it. It is a verse that speaks to the future that I want to have. I thought it would be great to share this with you for a couple of reasons. First, I thought if you could see how this verse relates to what I want to do, you could see how there are verses in the Bible that relate to what you want to do as well. Second, you might really like this verse and like what it says. Although I want to fulfill this verse on a bigger scale, I think we are all called to fulfill this verse in some way. Third, I am hoping this episode will get you excited about asking the Lord to give you a few “Life Verses.” To me “Life Verses” are those ones that we can turn to and rely on no matter what is going on in our lives. They remind us of things we need to remember in difficult times.The first part of today's verse says, “The Lord God has given me a well-trained tongue, That I might know how to answer the weary a word that will waken them.” This is something that might not necessarily be true at the moment, but something I can pray into. We have talked about declarations in the past. Declarations can be affirmation statements, they can be scripture verses, they can be anything that we want to declare over ourselves. The best way to phrase a declaration statement is as if it has already happened. You wouldn't want to say, someday, I will be a writer. Your brain will hear that and say to itself, ok, we aren't working on that yet. That is a future goal. However, if you say I am a writer, then your brain will hear that and get to work on figuring out how to make that happen.The above verse is a well-phrased declaration I could begin to say daily. “The Lord has given me a well-trained tongue.” This is actually a good declaration for all of us to say. Wouldn't it be great if you didn't say all the things you want to say? Wouldn't it be great if those you are surrounded by didn't say everything that came into their minds? How many times has someone said something to you, and you wondered what they were thinking when they decided to say that? It is crazy to me the things I hear come out of my own kids' mouths at times. I mean, it seems like people are just getting more and more rude and they don't seem to care. Imagine if we all had well-trained tongues. I bet our tongues get us in more trouble than we even know. Proverbs 18:21 says that life and death are in the power of the tongue. If our tongues are that powerful, it makes sense to pray earnestly for a well-trained tongue.The verse goes on to say, “That I might know how to answer the weary a word that will waken them.” How great would it be to be able to do this? How great would it be to be able to know exactly what to say to your spouse, your child, your co-worker or your friend when they are weary? I know I have often prayed that I wish I knew what to say to cheer them up or to bring them out of their depression. I will say, if you don't know how to pray for someone, ask the Lord to give you the words to say, pause, and then say whatever comes to your mind. You might not understand what the words you are saying mean, but the person you are praying over will.I just got a message from a  friend whom I pray over through text messages. Yesterday I didn't really know what to pray for, so I told that to God. Yesterday part of my prayer was, “ We ask that you heal anything else that might be going on that we are unaware of. We know that you don't need us to know, and you don't need us to say all the right things. You just need us to come to you, and you will do the rest. This is us coming to you, Lord. This is us asking you to help us.” Today I got a reply back from my friend who said even though I sent this yesterday, she didn't see it until today. Today she woke up with worry and anxiety, and this prayer gave her the peace that she really needed today. The peace that she knows can only come from God. God is so good! He will give you the words. All you have to do is ask.The last part of this verse says, “Morning after morning, he wakens my ear to hear as disciples do; The Lord God opened my ear; I did not refuse, did not turn away.” This could be another declaration. Who wouldn't want to wake up and hear like the disciples do? Yes, Lord, please open my ears. I want to hear like they heard. I want your voice to guide me every day in the right direction. Another declaration could be the ending part of this verse. I did not refuse, did not turn away. I wish I could say that I never refused the Lord. I wish I could say I never turned away. However, the truth is I do it all the time. Anytime I sin, I turn away from the Lord. Anytime I know the Holy Spirit is prompting me to do something and I don't, I am refusing. My friend sure picked a great “Life Verse.” There are three declarations that have been found in these 2 different verses. That is pretty cool. I think I will write these verses down along with the declarations.When you are reading the Bible, and you find that certain scriptures are jumping out at you, write them down and pay attention to them. The Lord might be trying to tell you something. Also, when you are reading scriptures, and you read some that describe a gift, quality, trait, virtue, or whatever it might be that you really want to have, then you can write down the scripture and make it into a declaration, which is just taking the verse and stating it in a way that says you already possess what was is stated in the verse. Sometimes you will come across a verse that just speaks directly to your soul. That might be a good life verse. Have you ever had a Bible verse that you heard and it just changed your whole life or your outlook on life? I remember the first Bible verse that really began to change my life was Romans 8:11 " If the Spirit of the one who raised Jesus from the dead dwells in you, the one who raised Christ from the dead will give life to your mortal bodies also, through his Spirit that dwells in you.” Learning that we had the Spirit of the one who raised Jesus from the dead living inside of us was life-changing for me. I started living more into the power that we all have living inside of us. What is a verse that really means something to you?Dear Heavenly Father, I ask you to bless all those listening to this episode today. Lord, I ask you to give each person listening to this episode a verse that really speaks to their heart and soul. Lord, I ask you to help us come up with declarations about who we want to be, ones that will help us become the best version of ourselves. Help us pick a few life verses so that when we have decisions to make in our lives, we can refer to those verses, and they can keep us on the straight and narrow path toward you! We love you, Lord, and we ask all of this in accordance with your will and in Jesus's holy name. Amen!Thank you so much for joining me on this journey to walk boldly with Jesus! Today I thought I would mention another benefit of joining my coaching program. This benefit is that we know we are not alone. It often feels like we are alone, especially in a world that is tolerant of everything except for Christianity. However, when you are in a group of other people who are also striving to grow closer to the Lord, then you know you are not alone, and you can be yourself more around them. For more information about my group coaching program that starts in January, check out my website, walkboldlywithjesus.com, or CLICK HERE. I look forward to bringing you a wonderful witness tomorrow morning. You won't want to miss it. Remember, Jesus loves you, and so do I! Have a blessed day.The Word from God for today, “My beloved children, now, now is the time. Now is all you have. This is your time, this is your now. My spirit moving among you will help you to be my light to those who encounter you each and every day. Do not be afraid. Do not be afraid, but believe. Believe in my love. Believe in my words to you that I am with you always. Now is the only time that I give you. Now is the time I ask you to be my other self to those you meet. Smile at them with my smile. Pray with them with my heart. Give them the hope that I give you. Do not wait, my children, do it now."

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David and Jason discuss this week's life verse and how we can apply it to our lives. We hope this will help you learn God's word, apply God's word, and love God's word.

Psalm 130:5

Nahum 1:7 “The Lord is good, a stronghold in the day of trouble; he knows those who take refuge in him.”

Isaiah 42:3

What's Next For My Life?  |  Week 5: Choosing a Life Verse  //  Ryland Walter  //  One of the ways God strengthens us for the days ahead is through the 31 thousand verses in the Bible. All have the potential to transform us, but which one are you focusing your life on? A life verse is a Bible verse or short passage of Scripture that you reflect on and turn to frequently. This weekend we'll talk about how to understand and integrate a passage into your life. Get Connected at RockBrook.org or download the Rock Brook Church App.

A life verse, by definition, is a verse in the Bible that touches you personally, and awakens your belief in God's love and plan for you.

1 Corinthians 1:9 "God is faithful, by whom you were called into the fellowship of his Son, Jesus Christ our Lord."

Matthew 6:6

 “For behold, he who forms the mountains and creates the wind, and declares to man what is his thought, who makes the morning darkness, and treads on the heights of the earth-- the LORD, the God of hosts, is his name!"

Titus 2:13-14

To conclude our My Life Verse series, guest speaker Noe Garcia leads us through his life verse of Luke 15:20 to remind us how to break the power of shame in our lives. By opening our hands to Christ and repenting from our sins, He can cover our shame - giving us freedom from our past and hope for the future.

To conclude our My Life Verse series, guest speaker Noe Garcia leads us through his life verse of Luke 15:20 to remind us how to break the power of shame in our lives. By opening our hands to Christ and repenting from our sins, He can cover our shame - giving us freedom from our past and hope for the future.

Sharing a message based on his life verse of John 6:35, guest speaker David Nasser reminds us that Jesus is our only Bread of Life. By following Jesus' example, we can meet the immediate needs of those around us and point them to the only thing that will fully satisfy — Jesus Christ.

Sharing a message based on his life verse of John 6:35, guest speaker David Nasser reminds us that Jesus is our only Bread of Life. By following Jesus' example, we can meet the immediate needs of those around us and point them to the only thing that will fully satisfy — Jesus Christ.

Guest speaker Garry Blackmon shares a message on the verses that guide his life — Colossians 1:9-10. The knowledge of God is a lifelong journey that requires wisdom and understanding. Spiritual growth begins by knowing how God wants us to live, walking in a manner worthy of His calling, and bearing fruit.

Guest speaker Garry Blackmon shares a message on the verses that guide his life — Colossians 1:9-10. The knowledge of God is a lifelong journey that requires wisdom and understanding. Spiritual growth begins by knowing how God wants us to live, walking in a manner worthy of His calling, and bearing fruit.

Guest speaker Garry Blackmon shares a message on the verses that guide his life — Colossians 1:9-10. The knowledge of God is a lifelong journey that requires wisdom and understanding. Spiritual growth begins by knowing how God wants us to live, walking in a manner worthy of His calling, and bearing fruit.

Guest speaker Garry Blackmon shares a message on the verses that guide his life — Colossians 1:9-10. The knowledge of God is a lifelong journey that requires wisdom and understanding. Spiritual growth begins by knowing how God wants us to live, walking in a manner worthy of His calling, and bearing fruit.

Guest speaker Grant Partrick unpacks his own life verse, Romans 12:1-2, as we continue through our “My Life Verse” series. Worshipping God is more than a song - it is a sacrifice and a response to the One who made the greatest sacrifice of all.

Guest speaker Grant Partrick unpacks his own life verse, Romans 12:1-2, as we continue through our “My Life Verse” series. Worshipping God is more than a song - it is a sacrifice and a response to the One who made the greatest sacrifice of all.

Guest speaker Brian McCormack continues our “My Life Verse” series by leading us through his own life verse: John 15:13. At the cross, we see the proof and measure of God's love for us, and the model for how we should love others — sacrificially at a cost to ourselves.

Guest speaker Brian McCormack continues our “My Life Verse” series by leading us through his own life verse: John 15:13. At the cross, we see the proof and measure of God's love for us, and the model for how we should love others — sacrificially at a cost to ourselves.

Today's guest, Jamie Ivey, digs into Psalm 27:1 with Dwell Differently co-founder Natalie Abbott. Listen in to hear some of Jamie's biggest fears, when this verse became a lifeline for her, and what it really means that God is our light, our salvation, and our stronghold. We know you'll be encouraged as Jamie and Natalie remind us that Jesus and his Word are never changing in our ever changing world, and we pray that you would have victory over your fears today as you remember who our God is!This month's memory verse: “The Lord is my light and my salvation—whom shall I fear? The Lord is the stronghold of my life— of whom shall I be afraid?” — Psalm 27:1Today's Dwell guest: Jamie Ivey is an author, speaker, podcast host of “The Happy Hour with Jamie Ivey” and host of the parenting podcast "Launch."Memorize Scripture with us: Find out more about Dwell's monthly kit with temporary tattoos, a display card, a key tag, and more to help you know and dwell on God's Word.Get our weekly devotional email: Dive deeper into this month's verse.Did you love today's episode?: We'd love to hear about it! Would you leave a rating or review in your podcast player to help others find the show?Links from today's show:Jamie Ivey's websiteThe Happy Hour with Jamie Ivey PodcastLaunch with Jamie Ivey and Lisa WhittleIf You Only Knew by Jamie IveyYou Be You by Jamie IveyDwell Differently Monthly MembershipDwell Differently Scripture Memory Journal // Use code PODCAST15 to take 15% off your journal today!Support the show

Oh man, we got something good on the show today for you. Someone who is colorful and energetic and oh my gosh, you just want to put her in a bottle and drink her up for your afternoon energy shot. That's what I did yesterday when I had the opportunity to interview Katrina Julia. She is so dynamic. You guys can see all of her links below. In this episode of The F.I.T. in Faith Podcast, host Tamra Andress sits down with guest Katrina Julia for a rich and energetic conversation. They delve into the idea of stability and its connection to alignment and balance. Katrina shares her perspective on how stability is not about external factors but rather internal and eternal elements that shape our lives. She discusses the power and authority given to us by God, our history, imperfections, and the consistent seasonal experience of pruning and blooming. Tamra and Katrina's energetic connection and shared spirit shine through as they explore the topics of creation, activation, and the journey of self-evolution. They discuss Katrina's testimony, her messy comeback story, and the pivotal moments that triggered her transformation. From growing up in different countries to discovering her identity and calling, Katrina shares her experiences of fear to faith, self-hate to love, and bondage to freedom. The conversation also touches on the importance of understanding one's identity and connection to God in the journey of entrepreneurship. Tamra and Katrina emphasize the need to know who we are being called by and how that influences our business and purpose. They discuss the power of being rooted in God's love and viewing ourselves as His children. Join Tamra and Katrina as they unpack the layers of stability, creation, and personal transformation in this engaging and inspiring episode. Be sure to check out the live clips on YouTube and subscribe to the channel for additional insights. Get ready to be energized and blessed by this conversation! About Katrina Julia: Multi-passionate Entrepreneur, Athlete, Speaker, Traveler, Creator + CEO of FIT Life Creation, Life Verse 1 John 4:18, MBA, CPA, experience in 7+ industries, brands served NBC, Google, 15k+ creators. I have walked through transformation + walking testimony in every area! I love helping mission-based creators + CEOS createit like a boss with freedom! www.bit.ly/createitlikeaboss About Tamra: Let's Connect to see how I can help you grow your business! https://tamraandress.com/connect Want to write a book, start a podcast, or create an ecourse? Visit us at https://www.fitinfaithmedia.com/ Come join us at this year's Christian Business Conference! http://thefoundercon.com/ Learn more about our non-profit: https://thefoundercollective.org/

Pastor Gregg Matte continues our "My Life Verse" series by teaching on his ministry life verse, 1 Thessalonians 2:8. We learn how to be difference makers by showing others that we care, we're happy to help, and by choosing to share our lives and our Lord with others. The risk of vulnerability for the sake of God's ministry is worth it!

Pastor Gregg Matte continues our "My Life Verse" series by teaching on his ministry life verse, 1 Thessalonians 2:8. We learn how to be difference makers by showing others that we care, we're happy to help, and by choosing to share our lives and our Lord with others. The risk of vulnerability for the sake of God's ministry is worth it!

Through his personal life verse of John 3:30, Pastor Gregg Matte dives into how believers can find their own verse to experience God's guidance, joy, and encouragement through their hills and valleys. By keeping His Word ready on our hearts, we can find joy and purpose as we increase Christ and decrease ourselves!

Through his personal life verse of John 3:30, Pastor Gregg Matte dives into how believers can find their own verse to experience God's guidance, joy, and encouragement through their hills and valleys. By keeping His Word ready on our hearts, we can find joy and purpose as we increase Christ and decrease ourselves!

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