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In last Sunday's message, Pastor Gregg began the Living It Out message series, teaching us from James 2 about the royal law which commands that we love our neighbors as ourselves, treating all people with equal love and respect regardless of their status, wealth, or appearance. We should choose faith over favoritism and mercy over judgment; this is a better reflection of God's consistent love for all people.
In last Sunday's message, Pastor Gregg began the Living It Out message series, teaching us from James 2 about the royal law which commands that we love our neighbors as ourselves, treating all people with equal love and respect regardless of their status, wealth, or appearance. We should choose faith over favoritism and mercy over judgment; this is a better reflection of God's consistent love for all people.
Here's something better than believing: LIVING IT OUT. From today on, we're on a journey to Becoming Apostolic. We are not just going to believe the acts of the Apostles,
Send Lauren a text! Feeling overwhelmed with all the holiday to do's? Guest and friend of the pod, Vicki Smith will help us to clear our schedules of the stuff that doesn't serve us so that we have more time to do the things we enjoy. Self care isn't just about lighting candles and wearing cozy socks. One terrific way to care for yourself, especially during the holidays is to set healthy boundaries. Vicki is here to help us do that!It's not always easy to distinguish between a 'hell yes' and a 'no' when it comes to invitations or requests. Vicki tells us how we can feel into our body to better guide decisions. Vicki talks about how we often make decisions from a place of fear, obligation and guilt. She helps us identify when we are acting from these emotions and how we can make choices that we don't later regret. For any of us with people pleasing tendencies, saying no can be super uncomfortable. Vicki helps us to decrease and manage our uncomfortable feelings. This starts with knowing how to politely decline an invitation. Vicki will give us a strategy for this that she calls, "a boundary sandwich." We'll also explore how having more time for yourself to do what you enjoy, will improve your overall holiday experience. This is your chance to create a holiday season that is truly merrier, without some of the unnecessary stress and pressure.Also check out my previous episode with Vicki Smith: Ep#41 - People Pleasing and Perfectionism with Vicki Smithhttps://podcasts.apple.com/fr/podcast/people-pleasing-and-perfectionism-with-vicki-smith/id1646833026?i=1000619209880Here's where you can connect with Vicki:Website - https://powertothepleasers.comFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100075839538976Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/power.to.the.pleasers/Viki's Bio:Vicki Smith is a licensed psychotherapist and a coach who specializes in people pleasing and perfectionism. She enjoys working with these issues because she loves seeing people discover their true nature and then share it with the world. Vicki brings both her personal and professional experience into her work with clients. Blending her experience as a mindfulness meditation teacher with her background in body-centered yoga therapy to help clients get to know the whole of their being. Her mission is to help folks not just TALK ABOUT the life they've always wanted, but to actually start LIVING IT OUT! When she isn't working, she is hiking in the woods with her husband and two dogs or traveling to National Parks to explore outside her hometown of Atlanta Ga.I'd love to hear from YOU! Here's how to connect with me:
Rev. Pete Jackson preaches on James 1:19-25 in his sermon “Living It Out”.Sermon Outline1) How the word shapes us on the outside2) How the word shapes us on the inside 3) How God's word actually sets us free
Feeling overwhelmed with all the holiday to do's? Guest and friend of the pod, Vicki Smith will help us to clear our schedules of the stuff that doesn't serve us so that we have more time to do the things we enjoy. Self care isn't just about lighting candles and wearing cozy socks. One terrific way to care for yourself, especially during the holidays is to set healthy boundaries. Vicki is here to help us do that!It's not always easy to distinguish between a 'hell yes' and a 'no' when it comes to invitations or requests. Vicki tells us how we can feel into our body to better guide decisions. Vicki talks about how we often make decisions from a place of fear, obligation and guilt. She helps us identify when we are acting from these emotions and how we can make choices that we don't later regret. For any of us with people pleasing tendencies, saying no can be super uncomfortable. Vicki helps us to decrease and manage our uncomfortable feelings. This starts with knowing how to politely decline an invitation. Vicki will give us a strategy for this that she calls, "a boundary sandwich." We'll also explore how having more time for yourself to do what you enjoy, will improve your overall holiday experience. This is your chance to create a holiday season that is truly merrier, without some of the unnecessary stress and pressure.Also check out my previous episode with Vicki Smith: Ep#41 - People Pleasing and Perfectionism with Vicki Smithhttps://podcasts.apple.com/fr/podcast/people-pleasing-and-perfectionism-with-vicki-smith/id1646833026?i=1000619209880Here's where you can connect with Vicki:Website - https://powertothepleasers.comFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100075839538976Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/power.to.the.pleasers/Viki's Bio:Vicki Smith is a licensed psychotherapist and a coach who specializes in people pleasing and perfectionism. She enjoys working with these issues because she loves seeing people discover their true nature and then share it with the world. Vicki brings both her personal and professional experience into her work with clients. Blending her experience as a mindfulness meditation teacher with her background in body-centered yoga therapy to help clients get to know the whole of their being. Her mission is to help folks not just TALK ABOUT the life they've always wanted, but to actually start LIVING IT OUT! When she isn't working, she is hiking in the woods with her husband and two dogs or traveling to National Parks to explore outside her hometown of Atlanta Ga.Link to 7 day free trial of virtual studio: https://laurengfitness.myflodesk.com/7daysfreeInstagram:@laurengeorgefitness I'd love to hear from YOU! Here's how to connect with me:Facebook group: www.facebook.com/groups/yourzenfriendEmail me at: YourZenFriendPod@gmail.comFind me on instagram @YourZenFriendPodFor information on Lauren's counseling services, including her upcoming group counseling for children and teens check out: www.LaurenCounseling.com
Summary Not sure how to express what you want in your open relationship as you navigate polyamory, swinging, or some other CNM dynamic? We get down to business talking about how you can ditch people-pleasing so you can feel empowered in expressing yourself without sacrificing your desires or preferences. In this episode, you'll learn about: Why setting boundaries is tough for people who like to please others. Tips for calming down nerves before difficult conversations. Learning to say 'no' nicely and meaning it. Understanding how to handle tough relationship talks in non-monogamous structures. Vicki Smith is a licensed psychotherapist and a coach who specializes in people pleasing and perfectionism. She enjoys working with these issues because she loves seeing people discover their true nature and then share it with the world. Her mission is to help folks not just TALK ABOUT the life they've always wanted, but to actually start LIVING IT OUT! Noteworthy quotes from this episode: [25:54] "Boundaries are scary because first we don't know what we want... and then we feel like there's gonna be conflict." [24:41] “I believe that most of us pleasers white knuckle our way through boundaries and we hope that we really don't have to have a conversation with someone. We hope we can just kind of plop it out there and that person understands and takes it and says, ‘oh, yes, of course.' The thing that keeps us from speaking up is we are afraid of staying in the conversation.” Connect with Vicki Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100075839538976 Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/power.to.the.pleasers/ Website - https://powertothepleasers.com Podcast - https://powertothepleasers.com/podcast/ Connect with Paige Bond Instagram: @paigebondcoaching Facebook: @paigebondcoaching Website: www.paigebond.com Paige Bond hosts the Stubborn Love podcast, is a Licensed Marriage Therapist, and is a Polyamory Relationship Coach. Her mission is to help people-pleasing millennials navigate non-monogamy so they can tame their jealousy and love with ease. Her own journey from feeling lonely, insecure, and jealous to feeling empowered and reassured is what fuels her passion to help other people-pleasers to conquer jealousy and embrace love. Free Jealousy Workbook: http://www.paigebond.com/calm-the-chaos-jealousy-workbook-download Free People Pleasing Workbook: https://www.paigebond.com/people-pleasing-workbook Disclaimer: This podcast and communication through our email are not meant to serve as professional advice or therapy. If you are in need of mental health support, you are encouraged to connect with a licensed mental health professional to receive the support needed. Mental Health Resources:National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 1-800-273-8255SAMHSA's National Helpline: 1-800-662-HELP (4357)Crisis Text Line: Text HOME to 741741 for free, 24/7 crisis counseling.Intro music by Coma-Media on pixabay.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/stubbornlove/message
In today's episode, we dive into a thought-provoking teaching that focuses on the compelling passage from Luke 12:49-59. With deep insight, Pastor David Maestas unpacks the metaphorical significance of fire in these verses, representing purification, transformation, and the passionate commitment needed in our spiritual lives. He discusses the urgency behind Jesus' words, understanding how division can sometimes pave the way for a stronger faith foundation. If you're ready to be inspired and challenged to reevaluate your spiritual journey, join Pastor David Maestas in this powerful episode of Living It Out.
On this episode I am excited to have an interview with Psychotherapist and Coach, Vicki Smith! Vicki specializes in people pleasing and perfectionism. She also is the host and creator of a fantastic podcast called, Power to the Pleasers.In this interview, Vicki will help us to understand the differences of people pleasing vs just being a nice person in a quiz I give her called, "People Pleasing or Just Being a Nice Person." We have lots of laughs with this quiz! And I quickly identify how I am still people pleasing in my life. Yelp! Vicki will also tell us how we can work through our people pleasing tendencies in a way that feels good and safe for us. And if you need support with this, good news! Vicki has resources for you on her website OR you can schedule a one on one session with her. Here's where you can connect with Vicki:Website - https://powertothepleasers.comFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100075839538976Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/power.to.the.pleasers/ Viki's Bio:Vicki Smith is a licensed psychotherapist and a coach who specializes in people pleasing and perfectionism. She enjoys working with these issues because she loves seeing people discover their true nature and then share it with the world. Vicki brings both her personal and professional experience into her work with clients. Blending her experience as a mindfulness meditation teacher with her background in body-centered yoga therapy to help clients get to know the whole of their being. Her mission is to help folks not just TALK ABOUT the life they've always wanted, but to actually start LIVING IT OUT! When she isn't working, she is hiking in the woods with her husband and two dogs or traveling to National Parks to explore outside her hometown of Atlanta Ga. I'd love to hear from YOU!! Here's where to connect with me:Email me at: YourZenFriendPod@gmail.comFind me on instagram @YourZenFriendPodPlease join our private Facebook group where we connect throughout the week by going to: : www.facebook.com/groups/yourzenfriendFor more information on Lauren's group counseling services check out: www.LaurenCounseling.com
Join Pastor Mike as he shares a message entitled "Living It Out"
Luke is the longest book of the New Testament which focuses on the life and ministry of Jesus Christ. We are so excited to jump into this series with the Living It Out podcast! In today's episode, we are discussing God's answers to prayer and how they often look different than we may expect. We may not always understand why, but we are discussing why and how to wait on the Lord. David Maestas also discusses the power of serving God and the 'qualifications' that scripture discusses. God has a plan for you and will use you if you open your heart and choose to become a vessel. Our life should be one of service to our Savior. Don't forget to subscribe to our podcast today for new episodes every Monday! Please take a second to leave a quick rating and review if you enjoyed today's conversation.
A new MP3 sermon from Warrenton Bible Fellowship is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: What Does God Want Me to Do? Subtitle: Living It Out Speaker: John Kuvakas Broadcaster: Warrenton Bible Fellowship Event: Sunday Service Date: 12/18/2022 Bible: 1 Thessalonians 5 Length: 41 min.
A new MP3 sermon from Warrenton Bible Fellowship is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: What Does God Want Me to Do? Subtitle: Living It Out Speaker: John Kuvakas Broadcaster: Warrenton Bible Fellowship Event: Sunday Service Date: 12/18/2022 Bible: 1 Thessalonians 5 Length: 41 min.
A new MP3 sermon from Warrenton Bible Fellowship is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Rapture or Exodus? Subtitle: Living It Out Speaker: John Kuvakas Broadcaster: Warrenton Bible Fellowship Event: Sunday Service Date: 12/11/2022 Bible: 1 Thessalonians 4 Length: 40 min.
A new MP3 sermon from Warrenton Bible Fellowship is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Rapture or Exodus? Subtitle: Living It Out Speaker: John Kuvakas Broadcaster: Warrenton Bible Fellowship Event: Sunday Service Date: 12/11/2022 Bible: 1 Thessalonians 4 Length: 40 min.
A new MP3 sermon from Warrenton Bible Fellowship is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Comfort in Affliction Subtitle: Living It Out Speaker: John Kuvakas Broadcaster: Warrenton Bible Fellowship Event: Sunday Service Date: 12/4/2022 Length: 50 min.
A new MP3 sermon from Warrenton Bible Fellowship is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Comfort in Affliction Subtitle: Living It Out Speaker: John Kuvakas Broadcaster: Warrenton Bible Fellowship Event: Sunday Service Date: 12/4/2022 Length: 50 min.
We start a new series today from 1 - 2 Thessalonians called -Living It Out.- We're going to take a close look at the brand new church in Thessalonica and see how Paul guides them in walking daily in the incredible transforming gospel the have experienced. -Todays lesson comes from 1 Thessalonians 1 where we ask the question, -What kind of church do you want to be--- Listen in as we share the 5 characteristics of the Thessalonian church.
We start a new series today from 1 - 2 Thessalonians called -Living It Out.- We're going to take a close look at the brand new church in Thessalonica and see how Paul guides them in walking daily in the incredible transforming gospel the have experienced. -Todays lesson comes from 1 Thessalonians 1 where we ask the question, -What kind of church do you want to be-- Listen in as we share the 5 characteristics of the Thessalonian church.
We start a new series today from 1 - 2 Thessalonians called -Living It Out.- We're going to take a close look at the brand new church in Thessalonica and see how Paul guides them in walking daily in the incredible transforming gospel the have experienced. -Todays lesson comes from 1 Thessalonians 1 where we ask the question, -What kind of church do you want to be--- Listen in as we share the 5 characteristics of the Thessalonian church.
We start a new series today from 1 & 2 Thessalonians called "Living It Out." We're going to take a close look at the brand new church in Thessalonica and see how Paul guides them in walking daily in the incredible transforming gospel the have experienced. Todays lesson comes from 1 Thessalonians 1 where we ask the question, "What kind of church do you want to be?" Listen in as we share the 5 characteristics of the Thessalonian church.
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During the month of May, our Sunday morning messages will be focused on four spiritual disciplines or practices that are part of our 2022 Commitment. We will take a deeper look at what it means to give faithfully, pray regularly, serve actively and love generously in a series called, "Living It Out". This week, Sharon Hess shares on loving generously.Support the show
**Special Episode** Pastor David and Catherine Maestas were guests on their daughter-in-law's podcast and enjoyed the conversation so much that they wanted for the Living It Out audience to hear the insight shared. Lindsey and Jesse Maestas have an honest conversation about tithing, investments, saving, and the prosperity gospel with Catherine and David. So much of the knowledge that Lindsey and Jesse received and implemented about stewarding money as a Christian came from what they saw Catherine and David doing. The Maestas' talk about their choice to live small then so that they can live well now and how investing in real estate early on in their marriage set the path for their successful financial future. They discuss how to be a good steward with a compassionate heart while also discerning how, when, and whom to give to. David and Lindsey hone in on how the prosperity gospel diminishes the weight of Christ's life and Jesse shares why and how our perspective of heavenly treasures should vastly outweigh the blessings and rewards we pursue on earth.
During the month of May, our Sunday morning messages will be focused on four spiritual disciplines or practices that are part of our 2022 Commitment. We will take a deeper look at what it means to give faithfully, pray regularly, serve actively and love generously in a series called, "Living It Out". This week, Jonathan Kilheffer shares on serving actively.Support the show
During the month of May, our Sunday morning messages will be focused on four spiritual disciplines or practices that are part of our 2022 Commitment. We will take a deeper look at what it means to give faithfully, pray regularly, serve actively and love generously in a series called, "Living It Out". This week, Lucile Stoltzfus shares on praying regularly.Support the show
During the month of May, our Sunday morning messages will be focused on four spiritual disciplines or practices that are part of our 2022 Commitment. We will take a deeper look at what it means to give faithfully, pray regularly, serve actively and love generously in a series called, "Living It Out". This week, Abigail Delp, our finance coordinator, shares on giving faithfully.Support the show
We often tend to give ourselves credit when it comes to living a faithful life to Jesus. But it is crucial to remember that there is not one thing that we have done in order to be saved. In today's episode, Pastor David Maestas shares on Ephesians 2:1-10 and reminds us that, while the Bible says that we only deserve wrath, we are instead being made into the likeness of God because of Christ's death on the cross. Do we take advantage of God's grace? Let's talk about it. Follow along with Pastor David on Instagram @pastordavidmaestas. We would be so grateful if you would tell one or two friends or family members about the Living It Out podcast to continue sharing the Word of God with people around the world.
We continue in our mini-series from Ephesians 4 about “Living It Out” – this week we consider our work. How does the Gospel transform our occupations, from mundane daily tasks to our overall sense of vocation? Certainly, grace means we rely on the work Christ has done, yet it does not make our work unnecessary or meaningless. So why does our work so often feel like a curse, even as we yearn for it to be a joy? Why do so many of us look to our work to derive our sense of significance? How could God redeem it instead to be a joyful offering? Let's talk about God's design for our work. Discussion Questions Even the guy who is at the top of his game is hoping there's more than this. What is YOUR reaction to HIS reaction to his success? Does this temper your ambitions, hopes, and aspirations at all? What are those goals and aspirations? What work is not You want to work. You need to work. Do you agree with this? What are you trying to do in life? Where are the pinch points and holdbacks? Why aren't you hitting the marks you're going for, to a satisfying level? …or maybe you are hitting those marks and you think you've arrived? Is it time to stop and collect seashells? To what degree has your work - whatever you do to make life ‘go' most days of the week - become your identity? Is this a bad thing, a prison, or a problem? Do you accept all of this talk about identity as it relates to one's work, or do you have a hard time seeing it? Read Jeremiah 45:5 and talk about your own sense of ambition. Most atheists are operating from a world view that says all of life is meaningless and insignificant – from beginning to end. If you disagree with the atheists' position, then what is the purpose of life? Is that purpose unique to each individual to create or discover, or is there a purpose that is common to all of us? How does your work fit into this explanation; interwoven or unrelated? What work is Meaningful work has the potential to remake and rehumanize us. How so – in what sense? What's been your most satisfying season of work until now, or a completed project that you wish you could do again and again, despite all of the labor and toil? Was financial profit the goal and the win? The fruit of your work is meant to be shared with those in need. Did you resonate with this part of the sermon? How does this color or affect your line of work? Do you see a connection? So what In our verse, Paul knows there are thieves! Who is he talking about; pick-pockets and people stealing out of the offering? In what sense can any of us be one of these thieves? Is there a season or moment in your life when this verse was talking about you? Larry Stewart from Lee Summit, Missouri became a Secret Santa. Retell what you remember of his story and how it inspired you, specifically? We all know the sentiment to “pay it forward.” But how is the message here in our verse and sermon more than just a feel-good moment? How is any of this different and enduring for followers of Jesus? Gospel: God is in the dirt with you, making something out of nothing. Our work is an echo of what Jesus has done for us. The cross is the center-piece, which has given us immeasurable value; not only paying off our debt, but the cross empowers us to work now for others' gain. So, whether you eat or drink, or whatever you do, do all to the glory of God. 1 Corinthians 10:31
We begin a mini-series of successive topics Paul hits on "Living It Out." This week we look at truth - not just truth-telling, but the problem we have with living the truth out in our daily lives. Jeremiah said, "the heart is deceitful above all things" (17:9) - so how practically shall "you know the truth, and the truth shall set you free" (Jn.8:32)? Let's talk about how the Gospel transforms liars like me into people who joyfully live and share the Truth. Discussion Questions Where do we get the guts to tell the truth? Why do we easily lie at times while other times we're brutally honest and transparent – even magnanimous about how honest we are? Why the difference in behavior? “Don't lie” is not the point of this. So what is the point of this? Hiding Read Ephesians 4:25. This is the opposite of I can't be real with the world and I don't want the world to be real with me - to paraphrase Billy Joel. Why do we reject the intimacy that we desperately want? Can you share how this has played out in your life, in part or in whole? We keep others at a distance, surely. But we can also keep ourselves distant from ourselves. Why do we do this? (Jeremiah 17:9) When have you come to some self-realization and said, I'm kidding myself – everyone has seen this about me, but I've been avoiding it. How has this confession helped you bond more to others; more so than if you had kept lying to yourself? What were you trying to save? What were you losing? The fool says in their heart that there is no God. (Psalm 14:1 and Psalm 53:1) This is not a punch at the atheist. Rather it's directed at those who live as if there's no God; especially theistic, religious people. When we live as functional atheists we are disconnected from God. Yet when we confess, we get closer to Him. Why? Recall what confession means. We can use truths to push away The Truth. How? What are examples of this? The Flip Grace has an agenda: to draw us out of our mess, see Him as He is, and be transformed into His likeness. (1 John 3:2; 2 Corinthians 3:17-18) How does God transform liars into truth-ers? What kind of truth-ing in your own life has to be from God – more than you just living up to ethical standards? The church is a model house where sinners are given a home to recover and be transformed under a covering of grace. It's a place to love people who do to us what we did to Jesus. What does compassion look like; not with the so-called poor and needy, but in common church relationships? Honesty We cope with the sight of ourselves by turning to lies, from sources that do not know us, nor reflect back to us honestly who we truly are. God knows us better than we know ourselves, and Jesus experienced the full range of humanity, yet did not sin. (Jeremiah 17:10, 1 Corinthians 10:13, Hebrews 4:15) He knows us better than our coping mechanisms and idols. How have you seen this raw change of direction towards God's loving honesty transform your life? Retell the story at the end of the sermon. How was the pastor freed? Have you ever been liberated like that? GOSPEL: Truth died a liar's death. We now can take in the ugly truth about ourselves; not by looking into a distorted funhouse mirror, but by accepting who we really are - an ugly mess. God is not out to destroy you but to restore you.
Pastor Drew Zylstra’s message on I Peter 4, “Living It Out.” From the series, “Peter: Out of the Water.” | Sermons | Bible Study Resources | Original Music | YouTube |
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