Podcasts about looking for god

Looking For God's Mercy And Grace By Faith

If you are looking for a guide to help you find God in a world where he seems oddly absent, you can hardly do better than Matthew. This tax collector-turned-disciple helps us see how God shows up in a world of mass killings, refugees, & crazy leaders; a world like ours. He helps us see how God is still at work in our lives today.

What are your favorite Christmas traditions or symbols? How can you see God in these traditions? Author Linda Gilden joins the podcast to talk Christmas traditions and how truth shows up within them.  Linda Gilden website: https://lindagilden.com/ FREE ebook: https://dl.bookfunnel.com/nbbgc9x12m We Were Reborn for This Only $.99! https://www.amazon.com/We-Were-Reborn-This-Living-ebook/dp/B0C9KX4VRN/ Follow on FB: https://www.facebook.com/KingdomOverCoffee

Evil forces are looking for the same power we are, the problem is the dark side from them before God's people. Satanists, occultists and witches want love and power just as we do. The issue is the church didn't arise and find them before the forces of evil did. Forgive them and love them, they are seeking the same thing we are. Kathy's deliverance books and arsenal can be found at  https://kathydegrawministries.org/shop-all/ Kathy's Say No to Halloween ebook is available at Amazon Mind Freedom Audio CD https://www.kathydegrawministries.org/product/mind-freedom-audio-cd-physical-copy/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kathydegraw/ Free Warfare Declarations https://kathydegrawministries.org/declarations-download Kathy's training, mentoring and  ecourses on Spiritual Warfare, Deliverance and the Prophetic: https://training.kathydegrawministries.org/  

In the debut episode of the "What's God Got To Do With It" podcast, host Leanne Ellington takes listeners on a deeply personal journey of self-discovery and transformation. Leanne begins by sharing her background as a bacon-loving Jew with a Jewish heritage, where Judaism was more of a cultural 'thing' in her life, but NOT a connection to God. She candidly discusses her lifelong struggles with food, body image, and toxic shame, tracing her introduction to weight watchers at just 8 years old and her ongoing battle with depression and anxiety. Despite losing nearly 100 pounds, Leanne reveals how she still felt trapped by the cycle of dieting and exercise.This paved the way for Leanne's awakening to the need for deeper change, as she shares her realization that she couldn't diet or exercise her way out of her self-image issues and her newfound commitment to breaking free from the shackles of restriction and obsession. And that's when Leanne's life took an unexpected turn and introduced her pursuit of faith (despite not having a previous connection to God in her life). She delves into the concept of neuroplasticity and how it influenced her journey, acknowledging her initial skepticism about faith and spirituality.She continues to share how her search for "surrender," led to her discovering God in the most unexpected places, and as the stage for her podcast's purpose, she invites listeners to explore faith, skepticism, and doubt in a safe space while contemplating the intriguing intersection of faith and science, inviting you on an enlightening and introspective journey into the intricate relationship between faith, identity, and self-discovery.HOST: @LeanneEllington To learn more about Leanne, head over to www.LeanneEllington.com, and to share your to share your thoughts, questions, feedback, or guest suggestions instantly, head on over to www.WhatsGodGotToDoWithIt.com. What's God Got to Do With It is an iHeartRadio podcast on the Amy Brown Podcast network. It's written and hosted by Leanne Ellington, Executive Produced by Elizabeth Fazio, Post Production and Editing by Houston Tilley, and Original music written by Cheryl Stark & produced by Adam Stark.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What would it look like to see the universe through the eyes of an ancient believer? In Psalm 104, the Psalmist sits in awe of God's work in creation and has a vision of the life that bursts forth in gratitude & peace, fear & worship. While we may never see the universe the way an ancient Israelite sees it, is it possible to catch a glimpse of that vision of life? Can we learn to see God at work in all things the way he did?

‘And ye shall seek me, and find me, when ye shall search for me with all your heart.'—Jeremiah 29:13 ‘And the Father himself, which hath sent me, hath borne witness of me. Ye have neither heard his voice at any time, nor seen his shape.'—John 6:37

In this continuation of episodes where we don't have a guest due to scheduling conflicts, we delve into some more golf talk, seeing Medium Build at Hilltop, looking for answers regarding God, and of course - Barbie. Looking forward to getting back to our guests soon, but enjoy this laid back version of the podcast where we also talk about our first times finding dirty things on the internet! New episodes every Monday.Hosted by Kyle Reading & Steven CornfieldContact us…Email Us:hey@gofixyourselfpodcast.comInstagram: https://bit.ly/GFYInstagram@kyleareading@stevencornfieldTwitter:https://bit.ly/GFYTwitterFacebook:https://bit.ly/GFYFacebook

Dr. Mark Jobe, president of Moody Bible Institute, pastor, author, and host of Bold Steps, shares about his background to getting into ministry work, what it means to be a movement church, and stepping up to work with at-risk youth in Chicago. John Plake of the American Bible Society talks about how we measure the abundant life and having persevering hope. Faith Radio podcasts are made possible by your support. Give now: Click here

God is at work around you all the time. And if you pay attention, you can see God's fingerprints all over the world around you. Including in our culture and in the movies we watch! Trust me…you don't want to miss this Sunday @ The Journey and the PREQUEL to our God on Film teaching series (that kicks off next Sunday) as we discover how to find God's presence in the everyday things of life.

Where does God dwell? Looking back and looking ahead, we can see that God has dwelt, is dwelling, and will dwell in at least six different places. A tour of the Scriptures, from Genesis to Revelation, will help us look for God.

Im pivoting to looking for God in the external world pivoting away from looking for God inside my thoughts & feeling. It's new for me as I'm prone to excessive introspection & guilty of not enough tangible activities based off Biblical principles. Here is whats in this episode: 1. Can you be so heavenly minded that you are no earthly good? 2. What I learned from CS Lewis' Screwtape letters 3. Evidence of God in the external world (not just within my thoughts or feelings). Hint: there are plenty! Like baby Koda my wife & I's 1st Grandson.

Exodus 33:14-18

The practice of people means we value all people as God's image-bearers, celebrating differences and standing up for the overlooked and undervalued. People is one of the Six Practices of Whole-Hearted Discipleship Rule of Life. Learn more, download practice guides and bonus teachings at www.wingfootchurch.com/6P.

Mary Kay Independent Sales Representative, Celeste Bell tells us how God has been with her through different chapters of her life. She's now a sales director with Mary Kay and she encourages us through the values that her company teaches to keep God number one, family second and work third. I love how Celeste teaches us how to find “God moments!”  connect with Celeste and send her what God is showing you!!  Connect with Celeste! Beauty Positive Vibes: https://m.facebook.com/groups/310922536453128/ Celeste on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CBellMaryKay/  

Have you ever put God in a box... unintentionally? If your answer is yes, you're not alone. On this episode, CC brings on friend and special guest Brandi Voth and together they unpack what it looks like to look for God in the least expected places. They had the opportunity to share space at the Thrive and Shine event a couple weeks back, where CC spoke on stage for the very first time. And through this first-time experience, a special God moment took place that you do not want to miss! On top of that, Brandi shares all of the incredible work that she gets to do with us... you're going to want to follow along her journey, too at @brandivoth!  Join #thatsjoythemovement, and show the world what JOY means to you. Follow @thatsjoythepodcast for updates on all things That's Joy and follow CC across all social @ccalbonero! You can also text CC, ANY questions/topics you want to hear at (615) 813-4813.

Looking for God in the Midst of Hardship Phil Rushton 2.19.23 Exodus 14:10-31

This week's energy may have you feeling that life is good and your cup is full. Or you may be feeling that life is bad and your cup is empty. This feeling of emptiness, lack or melancholy is often a driving force to invite you to explore new territories, to move forward and to fill your cup again. What would fill your cup? Ultimately, this week's energy has you longing for wholeness, that connection with Spirit/God/Goddess/All That Is. Looking for Spirit through feeling good is human. It's what has you, at your most desperate times... bereft of hope, friends, love, money, you name it... seeking Spirit through whatever makes you feel good. Sometimes when looking for Spirit through.... READ MORE: https://synergyinmotion.info/looking-for-god-through-feeling-good-hexagram-55 BOOK A DISCOVERY CALL: https://synergyinmotion.info/book-your-discovery-call/

Pastor Jamie shares a message for Family Sunday

In the midst of busy, fast-paced lives, how do we find God in the ordinary things? Christine Fisher, author of 3 books, is known for looking for God in the mundane things of the everyday. Christine appreciates everything around her that she keeps her eyes and heart open to see God and His goodness in everything even in the simplest things and actions. Listen as she shares to us how she sees, lives and shares God's love and presence in her life, surroundings, her family and in the community through her blogs, books and actions. Meet Christine Christine has three adult children and lives in upstate New York with her husband and she is a writer who just published her third book, as well as weekly posts on her blog "Hope to Inspire You". Topics we discuss ● Seeing God in ordinary things ● What Christine would tell a tired mom who's mired in the mundane ● How she would help other people to see God's presence, goodness and grace in those very endless, seemingly endless, tiring moments ● How she instills this in her kids ● How it looks to model life after Jesus's Ministry in a post-ish pandemic world ● How and when she started writing ● How God used the blog and turned it into the book Resources mentioned Books God's Love Illuminated: Treasured Thoughts to Inspire Walking in God's Abundant Love https://amzn.to/3WBl7ca God's Presence Illuminated: Treasured Thoughts to Inspire Hope and Light https://amzn.to/3D9ZlWc God's Compassion Illuminated: Treasured Thoughts to Inspire Following God's Way https://amzn.to/3QXDqat Connect with Jenn ● Website: https://www.thismomknows.com/podcast ● Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thismomknows ● Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thismomknowspodcast/ Find a transcript here: https://www.thismomknows.com/blog/episode-68 Connect with Christine ● Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/hopetoinspireyou/ ● Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cute_fishers/ ● Website: www.hopetoinspireyou.com About This Mom Knows Moms know a lot of things, and when we start talking, ideas form, energy builds, and we take action. This Mom Knows is a place for moms to mompreneurs to find encouragement, connection, and maybe even collaboration but most importantly community with moms who know. So, grab a cup of coffee, maybe a paper and pencil to jot down an idea or two, and let's discover what This Mom Knows.

Ryan Ford is the owner of Bear Fruit Bowls and Coffee on Pensacola Beach. This is Ryan's second time on the podcast and he shares where God has taken him since we spoke last. It's so encouraging!! If you are wondering why this episode is named, "Looking for God's Easter Eggs with Bear Fruit Bowls" -- Then you will just have to listen to find out!! Maybe God will give you an easter egg or two in this episode!! :) I love hearing Ryan tell the story of how God gave him the name for him and his wife's new company. They sell acai bowls and coffee on the beach. How cool is that!? The Ford family loves the Lord and it's so cool to watch God raise this family up in this way. I pray our conversation draws you closer to Christ alone. Thank you Ryan for coming on the podcast again and sharing what God has on your heart!! They also gave me a t-shirt that I will have to post on the socials!! They are so creative!! Yall have a blessed week and thanks for listening! Connect with Bear Fruit Bowls: IG: https://www.bearfruitbowls.com/s/instagram FB: https://www.facebook.com/bearfruitbowls/ Website: https://www.bearfruitbowls.com/  

In this episode, Joel sits down with Worship Leader and Singer-Songwriter Hunter Fraser to talk about how he focused on God when faced with debilitating sickness, why he continues to write, and what unites us as Christian musicians and songwriters. GPS: God. People. Stories.God works in people's lives in amazing ways every day. Listen to some of those stories...Listen on: Apple Podcasts SpotifySupport the show

‘And ye shall seek me, and find me, when ye shall search for me with all your heart.' —Jeremiah 29:13 ‘All that the Father giveth me shall come to me; and him that cometh to me I will in no wise cast out.' —John 6:37

When we look at the pain and difficulty around our world, it can be hard to have hope that things are going to be made right. At times, it seems that humanity has forgotten what it means to live righteously. And when things look bleak, where are we to turn for mercy, justice, and goodness? In this section of Psalm 119, we are encouraged to look only to the righteousness of God. Listen to this week's devotional to learn more about Psalm 119:137-144, and hit that subscribe button so you never miss an episode! http://www.inesfranklin.com/subscribe --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/riseandrest/message

This is Father Jared Cramer from St. John's Episcopal Church in Grand Haven, Michigan, here with today's edition of Christian Mythbusters, a regular segment I offer to counter some common misconceptions about the Christian faith. Sometimes people come to me as a priest, telling me that they are having trouble finding God in their life. One of the best pathways I have for them is to start spending time around the poor. Help out in our church's Loving Spoonfuls Meal Ministry. Try spending time with and listening to marginalized people. Either way, you'll soon discover God is up to far more than you thought. And you'll likely start to get fired up about the broken systems of this world… and your sense of God's demands upon your life and ours. That's the direction I want to take with Christian Mythbusters this week. I want to push against this idea that religion is about your own happy relationship with God and suggest that Biblical religion has a whole lot more to do with your relationship with your neighbor. One of my favorite biblical figures who makes this argument is Amos. If you don't know who Amos is, let me start off by being clear that you probably won't like him. I mean, don't get me wrong, I agree with Amos whole heartedly when he shakes his angry prophetic finger at other people… just not when I find myself on the receiving end.But more than that… After all, Amos wasn't a local. He wasn't from Israel. He was what would today be called an “outside agitator.” Amos was a sheepherder from the southern nation of Judah who found his way north to Israel to tell them all the things they were doing wrong. He is also not a religious figure, someone who is properly trained and schooled. Think of it this way: Amos is like a blue-collar agricultural worker from another country, somewhere like Mexico perhaps, who has traveled north to give that northern country a message about their corruption.Now you can see why Amos wasn't very popular. When Amos talks about the corruption of the nation, maybe some people, people like you and me, might feel like we have heard this schtick before. We've heard people lament the decline of our country, the moral decay that is festering all around us. We've heard that message for over thirty years: about the erosion of family values, the increasing liberality with sexual relationships, the loss of God in the public square. But listen, beloved of God, because that is not the complaint that Amos levies against his northern neighbors. Instead, Amos points to the marketplace, to those who, in his words, trample on the needy, those who bring the poor to ruin. He tells us that those who control the market in his time can't wait for religious observances to end so that they can return to fleecing people, who are putting their fingers on the scales so that more wealth flows to the wealthy at the expense of those who are struggling to make ends meet. Now you may be thinking, “I don't know what eighth-century Israel looked like, but that sounds a lot like our own contemporary situation.” Amos talks about those who are willing to sell the poor for a pair of sandals and my mind immediately goes to how we will look the other way for a pair of inexpensive shoes, no matter the labor practices that created them. But there are all kinds of ways the concerns of the poor, in our own time, are pushed to the side for convenience and affordability. And it's legal. It's the way the system is designed, everyone assures people like Amos. But Amos isn't interested in whether or not the current system is legal. Amos wants to know whether or not it is moral…. And Amos has more than a hunch that no, the system is not moral. Rather, the system is one that uses religion to distract the masses while people with no power are ground up by injustice, oppression, and systems in which there is no fighting chance for a better life. And, at times, even today, religion is twisted into just that: something to distract you by getting you to look only at your own salvation, your personal relationship with Jesus… and you get so focused on that you miss that your neighbor is drowning right next to you. Jesus told us that all of the law and the prophets, all of the words of people as diverse as Amos and Moses, can a be summed up in the precepts of “Love of God” and “Love of neighbor.” And, as my daughter taught me when she finished her Vacation Bible School just a few weeks ago, “A neighbor, Daddy,” she said, “Is not just someone who lives near you.”  “Did you know, Daddy,” she said “A neighbor is anyone in need?”This means that those who are being crushed today by unjust systems, whether they be broken systems of immigration or broken systems that support misogyny and heterosexism, or just broken systems that will grind up the poor to make someone else's lifea little better… those who are crushed by these systems are your neighbor. They are your responsibility. They are my responsibility.And if you run to and fro looking for God in your life while you are ignoring your neighbor crushed by the systems of this world… you simply will not find God, Amos says.   Thanks for being with me. To find out more about my parish, you can go to sjegh.com. Until next time, remember, protest like Jesus, love recklessly, and live your faith out in a community that accepts you but also challenges you to be better tomorrow than you are today. 

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Week One Looking For God Log In and get involved week by week discipleship challenges are you up to the challenge? https://barakcentre.heightsplatform.com/.../lessons/week-1Subscribe to The Fringe Church on Soundwise

Week One Looking For God Log In and get involved week by week discipleship challenges are you up to the challenge? https://barakcentre.heightsplatform.com/.../lessons/week-1 Luke 7:47 Therefore, I tell you her many sins have been forgiven, for she loved much. But he who has been forgiven little loves little. Nothing shocked Jesus. He had great compassion for those who were hurting. He grieved with those who were grieving. But sin did not shock him [ Jesus knew the sin was from a broken relationship] Jesus offers a relationship. This was his solution to sin. The things people do often shocked us. The News we hear, the way people behave, people doing things that hurt others. when we feel this way, we need to remember they are just like us, imperfect people loved by God shown Grace by the one who made them. our debts cost God the same as theirs this week's goal is to put that attitude into action. This is not to talk to people about God. Be ready to give answers honestly if asked 1. Start each day in prayer confess your sins and thank God for his forgiveness. Ask God to let you see others how he does Ask God to show you, someone, today that makes you uncomfortable or that shocks you. tell him you are ready to respond. 2. be ready for God's prompting keep your eyes out for the people God puts on your heart that challenge you. 3. Ask questions approach them with an open heart Ask questions be curious you do not have to ask about the things that challenge you just start a conversation like you would anyone you would like to know better 4. communicate value As you learn about the people you communicate with this week, look for something worth praising. Tell them what you appreciate about them 5. as last week take notes. Names, what you learned about this person, speak to as many people as you can.Subscribe to The Fringe Church on Soundwise

Marjorie Rodriguez was a gun carrier, drug dealer, and all around bad girl. Until she found both God and her husband Gus and turned her life around.

We are continuing in our Acts series with part two of a message on the primary activities in the Church! Over the next several weeks, we will be going through the book of Acts and discussing the powerful links between the early church and how we are still called to do the work of Jesus today!To learn more or if you have any questions, you can email us at hello@pneuma.life.Join us live for church each Sunday at 10AM 4100 Race Track Rd. (Durbin Creek Elementary)Saint Johns, FL 32259 www.pneumalife.churchFacebook @HelloPneumaLife

This episode of High Church includes thoughts on:  Special guest Ron Cecil!, half-baked, shortcuts to sleep, Gabor Mate, trauma, ADHD, Scattered Minds, stretching, Iron John, masculinity, evangelical fear of the other, Harry Potter, Wild at Heart, Mythology, missing community, where it is right, big numbers, 500 thousand idiots, Carlton Pearson, Pilgrim's Progress, Rob Mill, splitting yourself, internships, professional spirituality debacle, No More Mr. Nice Guy, evangelical street cred, the rebound of the ego, intellectual superiority, John the Revelator, mushrooms, working in ministry, the subconscious, self-sabotage, Irish Catholic basketball leagues, accountability partners, goodness, Christian values, morality, pole positions, reformation, original goodness, drawing lines, Belfast movie, one right answer, ever-present goodness, God looking for God, friends with Change, taking care of your brain, stillness spirituality, doing less, accessing God, from Bindu to Ojas, another one   Find High Church on Instagram here! Find Ron on Instagram here! Listen to Cutting for Sign (podcast Ron co-hosts) here! The Perfect Waste of Time Album by High Church Iron John No More Mr. Nice Guy by Dr. Robert Glover

The sermon from the Sunday, March 27, 2022, worship service of Atlanta First United Methodist Church by guest pastor Rev. Camille Henderson-Edwards who is an Associate Pastor at Cascade United Methodist Church. “Looking for God” in the sermon series "Training Season: ENOUGH ALREADY!?" Sermon scriptures: Psalm 13 (New Revised Standard Version).Support the show (http://www.atlantafirstumc.org/give)

Listen to guest preacher Gil Shelsby as we dive into week three of our series on 1 Samuel. In this message, you'll hear Hannah's intimate prayer and how she experiences God in the midst of her religious trauma and pain.

Thanksgiving thoughts, letting go, and looking for God

We talk with Jan, part of a dynamic duo at The Little Garden in Sedona that teaches A Course In Miracles.  ACIM is a radical, life-changing spiritual thought system that teaches you how to think and perceive differently, forgive, and be happy and peaceful.   You can find their free ACIM Workbook at thelittlegarden.org and watch the course on their YouTube channel ACIM Garden.   Go check her out on TikTok @ the_littlegarden, great scenes with a great message!  Listen to us form a Mastermind Group! For more information about their classes or retreats, email jan@thelittlegarden.org For more Self-Discovery, Self-Love Education, and Life Strategies, vibe with us at makelifeanoccasion.com, TikTok, Instagram, and Facebook @makelifeanoccasion.  Because you are reading this, Welcome to Self-Discovery… we're here for strength and support! Levels of Enlightenment Questions for Self-Discovery  Self-Love Affirmations Would you please help us spread the message by rating our podcast and leaving a review if you find this information inspiring?  We greatly appreciate you spreading SELF-LOVE! Inspiration inspires inspiration.   MakeLifeanOccasion!

Halfway through recording, the baby woke to join me. Have a seat with us on our front porch, grab a cup of tea, and let me tell you some stories about how I see God working in our lives. We will also talk about looking for God in the way we perceive the future, in... Read More

Join your host, April D. Metzler, as she visits with Jake Doberenz - a brother-in-Christ right here in Oklahoma! He is a husband, writer, speaker, minister, and creative thinker. He is also the founder of Theophany Media & a couple of podcast shows that I encourage you to add to your subscription list! The main scripture will be Exodus 3:1-8 for this visit. Jake and April are talking about how God shows up in unexpected ways. Although you may not feel like it - Did you know that you are prepared for His calling and that you are qualified for His assignment that He has placed on your heart? Have you thought about Moses & the burning bush lately? What is it that you identify with the most in this life when you think about the calling He has for you, as His child? That is just a glimpse into this visit! Get Ready! Each podcast episode is located on April's website as a blog post with the video version included, as well. See her link below along with Jake's links to stay connected. From the host: Grab your Bible, a study pad, and a pencil or pen. Get ready for some real, candid conversation about what it looks like in action to read, study, and apply the Word of God to our daily lives. - Connect with Jake Doberenz - https://www.jakedoberenz.com - Connect with host, April D. Metzler - www.aprildmetzler.com - Programs & Services by the guest - Theophany Media Website: https://www.theophanymedia.com Host of "The Bible But Funnier" and creator of "The Creatively Christian" Book: https://jakedoberenz.com/bookstag/christian-living/ Connect On Facebook: Author Page Theophany Media Page - Music and Book by the host - Book: Oh My God, My Heart!!! Music Album: Oh My Heart Strings! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/aprildmetzler/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/aprildmetzler/support

This podcast is part of our "Getting The Message" series, a podcast feature where we will share the Reflections from our Sunday Services, with additional discussion about concepts found in the Reflection. Today's podcast features the reflection from November 15, 2020- ”Looking For God” by Rev. Kimberly Quinn-Johnson

Episode 037 - Looking for God in All the Wrong Places - Interview with Paul J. Pastor Do you sometimes feel like your spiritual life is supposed to be in color, but you can only see it in black & white? Do you worry that we might be numb to God's presence? Are you looking for a goose-bump moment and overlooking God in the process? In this episode, I ask Paul J. Pastor about this. Paul's the author of The Face of The Deep: Experiencing the Beautiful Mystery of Life with the Holy Spirit, a book that tackles the mysterious sacredness of God's presence. Show Notes More from our guest:Check out Paul's website: www.PaulJPastor.comPick up The Face of the Deep. It's available in paper, ebook, and an amazing audiobook with an original score.Paul also has written two of the very best daily devotionals I've ever read, The Listening Day, Volume 1 and Volume 2.Note: Those links are Amazon Affiliate links. If you buy a book through those links I will receive an infintesimal kickback that I promise to spend on good books and frivolous electronics. More info here You can also watch and share the video version on Youtube. Other Links Mentioned Get The Anchor Prayer: A Prayer and Process for Remaining Grounded in a Chaotic World - This little book is free for you by opting in to my email list. Find My Stuff The Wisdom of Your Heart: Discovering the God-Given Purpose and Power of Your Emotions.Discovering your Authentic Core Values: A Step-by-step GuideUntangle Workbook: A guided journaling process for untangling emotions and finding wisdom.Untangled Heart Course Online. Subscribe to my Email List.Subscribe to The Apprenticeship Way on iTunes and all other podcasting apps.Find a video version on my Youtube Channel.

We all are religious, in that we are all worshippers of what we think is most important. But what if we are worshipping the wrong thing? What if our devotion and affection is set on the wrong end? That is what was happening in Athens as Paul passed through. Thankfully, he got the opportunity to tell them about the God he knew and the life to be found in Him. Acts 17

Have you ever asked, Where is God? Why doesn't He do something? We may be praying diligently, wondering why God isn't doing anything to change the worldbut His timetable is not ours! Discover 5 factors that will help you understand this. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/135/29