Podcast appearances and mentions of megan marshman

It's easy to get caught up in the culture of “Me, Myself, and I,” where self-help and self-care often take center stage. But for followers of Jesus, this self-centered mindset isn't the answer—He calls us to humility and service. When we shift our focus from ourselves to others, using our gifts to serve and bless those around us, we live out the love of Jesus and reflect God's heart of generosity. In this message, Megan Marshman looks to 1 Peter 4:10-11 to encourage us to move from selfishness to selflessness, living a life that honors God and makes a difference in the lives of others!

Entering God's Rest: Trust, Surrender, and Peace with Megan MarshmanIn this powerful episode of Divine Table Talk, Jamie and Jane sit down with special guest Megan Marshman to explore the deep and transformative meaning of God's rest. Megan, a dynamic speaker, author, and Bible teacher, shares her insights on what it truly means to trust in God's rest, release control, and walk in the peace He promises. Through personal stories, biblical wisdom, and practical application, this conversation will encourage you to stop striving and start abiding in the rest only God can provide.____________________________________Connect with Jamie:Website: www.jamieklusacek.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/jamieklusacekConnect with Jane:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/janewwilliams____________________________________ Get Jamie's Newest Book:Living Loved: An 8-week Journey to Living Fully Loved

We often try to do a lot for God, and we often try to do it all … without Him. Wouldn't you love to let go of spiritual performance and reject the cultural expectation to live under pressure? Oh, my friend, me too!  So today, Bible teacher Megan Marshman explores what it means to set aside our addiction to trying to figure everything out and relish a slower, compelling, powerful, and relaxed life with God. Instead of striving and trying to be like Him without Him, she'll help you relax, release your self-reliance, and rest in your Heavenly Father who has already done it all. SHOW NOTES: 413Podcast.com/343  Enter to win the GIVEAWAY and read the episode TRANSCRIPT in the show notes. Get my weekly email, Java with Jennifer, to be notified when a new podcast episode releases. Subscribe HERE.

Podcast friends! It is a big day around here! Today is the one-year anniversary of the Greta Eskridge Podcast! One year of hanging with you every single week. Thank you for being here and being a part of this journey.  Also, my new book, It's Time to Talk to Your Kids About Porn, comes out today! This book has been over 15 years in the making. It's been 15 years of prayers, sometimes tears, of learning, and of hope. And today, you can hold it in your hands.  In honor of the book coming out today, my dear friend Megan Marshman is my guest host, and she is interviewing me!  Megan and I talk about how I became an unlikely porn fighter, how God grew compassion in my heart for my husband and so many other victims of pornography, and how God gave me a vision of hope and generational change for my own family and yours. We also model what it looks like to talk to your kids about porn whether they're younger, older, have already seen porn or not. We show you that this conversation doesn't have to be as scary or difficult as you think it will be.  Megan and I are thrilled to share this hopeful conversation with you. And if you haven't ordered my new book yet, today is the day! You can find it right here.  Where to find Megan: Find Megan on Instagram here Find Megan's website here  Resources mentioned in this podcast: Quote from Tim Keller: “To be loved but not known is comforting but superficial. To be known and not loved is our greatest fear. But to be fully known and truly loved is, well, a lot like being loved by God." Bible verse: Psalm 34:18 "The Lord is close to the brokenhearted and saves the crushed in spirit"  The Greta Eskridge Podcast is a part of the Christian Parenting Podcast Network. For more information visit www.ChristianParenting.org

Trad wives. Toxic masculinity. Fourth-wave feminism. The “manosphere.” Egalitarianism. Complementarianism. What do all these terms have in common? They represent ways to view or interpret what it means to be a woman or man. They have helped shape our culture both within and outside of the church. Pastors Megan Marshman and Shawn Williams unpack Genesis 1:26–27, Genesis 2:15–22, and  Ephesians 5 to show the beautiful harmony that can be achieved when tradition and cultural expectations are put in their proper place, and God's vision for manhood and womanhood is elevated.

We want to eat healthy, but we grab the donut. We want to stay focused, but we grab the phone and mindlessly scroll. We commit to prioritizing our friends and family, yet work obligations continuously win out. We experience trauma or grief, but avoid it instead of healing from it. We pictured our life one way, but we're living another reality. Our lives are filled with internal conflicts. Megan Marshman teaches out of 1 Samuel and Psalm 13 to remind us that when we're faced with conflict in our hearts and minds, we can find healing by surrendering to Jesus.

Where do you turn for advice? To your friends? Your family? Do you turn to the Internet or your therapist? There is a source greater than the sum of all the people and search engines we may turn to: Jesus, the Wonderful Counselor! Psalm 119:105 tells us how Jesus is the word and the lamp unto our feet. Megan Marshman focuses on Jesus as our Wonderful Counselor and reminds us that we have full access to His presence, His wisdom, and His wonder-filled counsel!

We often think we have to go somewhere far to help those in need, but what about those facing challenges in our own communities? Matthew 25:31–46 shows us how much God cares for the vulnerable and calls us to love them, too. This week Megan Marshman reminds us that the opportunity to love the vulnerable is closer than we think!

Today, I have the absolute privilege of talking with Megan Fate Marshman about her new book called, “Relaxed.” Let me just tell you, this conversation was so special. It is one that I am going to listen to over and over again. I hope it means as much to you as it has meant to me. Resources from this episode: Relaxed by Megan Fate Marshman Ephesians Chapters 1-3 Matthew 6:21 Proverbs 4:23 Megan Marshman on Instagram Megan Marshman on YouTube Nancy Ray Website Nancy Ray on Instagram Affiliate links have been used in this post! I do receive a commission when you choose to purchase through these links, and that helps me keep this podcast up and running—I truly appreciate when you choose to use them!

At a time when our world is so divided and strained, it's important for us to remember that, as Christians, we're commanded by God to pray for our leaders; no matter who they are, or if we like them! In the lead-up to the general election in the USA, we're bringing you an important series about leadership, praying for leaders, and how we might incorporate some of the qualities that matter to God into our own lives and leadership. In week 1, Pastor Megan Marshman uses the story of Deborah in the Bible, an inspiring judge and prophetess in the book of Judges. Biblical Deborah is an example of a leader who retains her integrity throughout. What does it look like in our own lives to retain our integrity in leadership? Let's explore that.

How familiar are you with the phrase “do as I say, not as I do?” Almost all of us have heard that said at least once, right?! Now how do you think you do with saying one thing but living another way? Think about how you present yourself to others and how you really live. Many people are critical of Christians, and for good reason. Christian hypocrisy is responsible for countless hurts to masses of people throughout history and even now. How can we claim to love others when so many who represent Jesus use the Bible or their faith to inflict pain? In week two of our series exploring and answering questions our kids are asking, pastor Megan Marshman addresses questions about hypocrisy in the Bible and the church. We walk through Matthew 23:1-7 and Romans 3:21-24 to see what the Bible says about the danger of hypocrisy and how we all need Jesus to help us.

Psalm 142.1-2 Also, Brian referenced two books in this podcast episode. You can find both of them on Amazon by using the links below. "Relaxed: Walking with the One Who Is Not Worried about a Thing" - Megan Marshman "Where Prayer Becomes Real: How Honesty and God Transforms Your Soul" - Kyle Strobel and John Coe

In this heartfelt episode of The 1000 Hours Outside Podcast, host Ginny Yurich sits down with Megan Marshman, author of Relaxed: Walking with the One Who Is Not Worried About a Thing. Together, they explore the profound journey of finding peace and relaxation even in the face of life's most challenging moments. Megan shares her personal story of loss, the surprising power of grief, and the importance of authentic connections and generosity. This episode offers deep insights into how we can all shift our perspectives and embrace a more relaxed and meaningful life. ** Get your copy of Relaxed here Learn more about Megan here ** Download your free 1000 Hours Outside tracker here >> https://www.1000hoursoutside.com/trackers Find everything you need to kick off your 1000 Hours Outside Journey here >> https://www.1000hoursoutside.com/blog/allthethings Order of copy of Ginny's newest book, Until the Streetlights Come On here >> https://amzn.to/3RXjBlN Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

New to Willow? Go here to find out more about our church and to see more great teaching: https://www.willowcreek.org/visit/ Do you want to discover new joy, set aside shame and guilt, and live relaxed in the midst of stress, mistakes, and fatigue? Sounds pretty good, right?! In the final week of our Summer Book Club series, we hear from our very own teaching pastor, Megan Marshman, who shares brilliant insights from her new book, Relaxed: Walking with the One Who Is Not Worried about a Thing.

Oh boy. Here we go. It's the book of Revelation (strap in for a wild ride)! A dragon, a white horse, a beast or two, trumpets, a woman clothed in the sun—what is going on? Read the book of Revelation and without any context or understanding, it may seem like it was torn from an epic science fiction novel. Typically this leads to two approaches: 1) those who think of it as a blueprint for the future, (yikes!) or 2) those who simply won't read it because it seems like too much to try to understand (relatable). However, with context and an acceptance that the book of Revelation's entirety cannot be fully explained, we can begin to see just how hopeful, necessary, and thrilling this book actually is! Pastor Megan Marshman takes us through it!

Did you ever do something you knew you weren't supposed to? Like, rebel against your boss, your parents, God? How did your boss or your parents respond? Probably not great. This week Pastor Megan Marshman covers the History books of the Bible: and, more closely, the book of Ruth. Ruth's story in the Bible is set during a very dark moment in the history of Israel, where God's people were rebelling against Him, doing what they thought was right by them. But what Ruth's story shows us is that God's plan will prevail. Humans can't derail the progress of God's grand design; as much as we might try! If you're looking for biblical hope, the book of Ruth offers just that.

All summer, HSM is bringing in guest speakers to teach us on "What do I do when I feel _______ ?". On June 5th, Arbor Road Pastor, Megan Marshman kicked us off with teaching on the emotion of anger.Is anger sinful? Is it okay to be angry? What do I do with my anger? Give this message a listen to find out/

It's easy for Christians to focus solely on answering the question; “how do I get into Heaven''? and getting others into Heaven with them. But when we break the real message of the Bible down to just that, we're missing a huge part of it: God's purpose for your life. God's not only concerned about you getting into Heaven, He wants you to express Heaven while you're here on earth. On earth as it is in Heaven, right? The bigger story of the Bible lifts up every human being as a valued member of the community in which they reside on earth–and it's our calling as Christians to partner with Jesus in bringing love to our neighbors. This week, Pastor Megan Marshman shows us how Paul in the Bible reminded the church in his letter (Ephesians 1:3-14) of this truth: that God put us here on earth to change the world, and be a part of bridging Heaven and earth.

We imagine Jesus as a very serene, calm and soft-spoken man. But, just like us, Jesus feels anger, and in John 2:13-25, He gets so angry Jesus flips tables! But have you ever noticed that anger comes from another feeling? The thing that lies underneath it causes an explosion that sometimes we struggle to contain; your disappointment, grief or sadness. But we don't need ways to manage anger–it's not about how to control your anger, either. God made that feeling; therefore, feeling angry is not a bad thing. However, we can express our anger in ways that do not harm ourselves or others. Pastor Megan Marshman helps us understand how.

What is the power of our giving? Can our generosity change the world? In the earliest Christian church (in Acts 2:42-47), people gave so that others in their community were looked after. Orphans were homed, the sick were cared for, and anyone with a need was helped.  Jesus calls us to do the same in our world today! We can help in our community by giving generously–and remember, it's not about the amount you give, but the heart behind it–we can meet the needs of others. What would the world look like if we all gave to help in our community?

In the Season 4 premiere episode of the Behold Podcast, our hosts Beth Whitney and Craig Hardinger discuss the most impactful books they've read in 2023. Sit back and enjoy the dialogue between Beth and Craig as they share the stories that inspire and challenge them. Beth's Reading List: 1. "Everything Sad is Untrue" - Daniel Nayeri https://amzn.to/49gUhNB 2. "Telling the Truth: the Gospel as Comedy, Tragedy, and Fairytale" -Frederick Buechner https://amzn.to/3wi1QFv 3."Get Out of Your Head: Stopping the Spiral of Toxic Thoughts" - Jennie Allen https://amzn.to/4bEl6wT 4. "The Invisible Library" -Genevieve Cogman https://amzn.to/3uArB3a 5. "7 Family Ministry Essentials" - Michelle Anthony & Megan Marshman https://amzn.to/49DIkBF   Craig's Reading List: 1. "After Doubt" - A.J. Swoboda https://amzn.to/3SY5ywB 2. "John Newton: From Disgrace to Amazing Grace" - Jonathan Aitken https://amzn.to/3UHpLrU 3. "The Lies We Are Told, The Truth We Must Hold" - Sharon James https://amzn.to/3wkDbzZ 4. "Bullies and Saints" -John Dickson https://amzn.to/49fUEbc 5. "How The Nations Rage" - Jonathan Leeman https://amzn.to/3wijrgkIf you have any questions, comments, suggestions, or feedback about this podcast. Please send our team an e-mail at behold@arcadechurch.com Follow us on Social Media Instagram: @arcadechurch YouTube: Arcade.Church Facebook: Arcade Church

Many of us wonder: what is my life's purpose? We have big dreams, but do they match God's will for our lives? And what happens when obstacles get in the way of our dreams? Remember when you were a kid, and you wanted to be an actor, a firefighter, or a marine biologist, but life got in the way, reality hit, and your big dreams fell by the wayside? Life has a way of presenting challenges that seem impossible to overcome. As we begin our new series, Divine Dreams, we explore the story of Joseph in the Bible in Genesis 37 and how he persevered through so much, remaining faithful throughout and achieving his big dream.

If you ever felt like you didn't fit into church or God wasn't for you, you aren't alone. The shepherds in the Bible were the first to hear the news of the birth of Jesus. The “lowly” shepherds, as they're sometimes referred to, were not important, high-powered people. Had Jesus been born in a castle or fortress, He would only be accessible to a select few. Instead, He was born in a stable, so even the outcast and powerless could approach Him. What would change if you saw that Jesus truly was available to us all? Pastors Megan Marshman and Shawn Williams take us through Luke 2 and the Christmas story of the Shepherds in the Bible.

What does leading through grief really look like for leaders? How do leaders balance practically the demands of leadership with obligations to family and friends? In 2021, the world of teaching pastor and leader Megan Marshman was turned upside down when her husband Randy passed away suddenly. In this very real, gut-level conversation with GLS host Paula Faris, Megan shares her hard-won learnings from tragedy, including how she weighs new commitments and invitations, how to foster a supportive community in her time of need, and how she continues to lead even as she continues to heal.

This week, Pastor Megan Marshman takes a look at the happiest-sounding fruit of the spirit: joy! Why is joy a trait of Jesus that we should be using regularly? Because the joy of God in our lives is strength against darkness. Ever hear the phrase “the joy of the Lord is my strength”? That's what we're talking about! Learn how to leverage God's strength in your life everyday through the fruit of the spirit, joy.

This week Pastor Megan Marshman paints a picture of what heaven looks like both “up there” and down here, on earth. Where is heaven? Is heaven real? What is heaven like? The Bible reveals a lot about heaven; including what we can expect in heaven, and what we can do here to engage in heaven on earth.

We're beginning an exciting new series on heaven with Pastor Megan Marshman, who takes us through passages referencing heaven in the Bible, Revelation 21 and John 4, to discover answers to a big question; What is heaven like? What does the Bible say about heaven? Quite a bit, it turns out! It can be nerve-wracking not knowing everything about what awaits us in the afterlife, but what the Bible says about heaven is that heaven is a great place–an awe-inspiring place–and, perhaps, closer than we think.

In our final week of the series, looking at short books of the Bible, we finish with Obadiah! Pastor Megan Marshman shows us how the book of Obadiah, in the Old Testament, provides a great lesson about shifting our focus from serving ourselves, to serving God and loving others, and how that shift can make life infinitely more rich. If you've ever wondered about what we can learn from the Old Testament prophets and Obadiah, this is a must-see video!

So, you've heard of the infamous “unforgivable sin” and want to know exactly what that is and if you've done it. We all do! There is a lot of forgiveness in the Bible but perhaps you are wondering if there really are sins God will not forgive.  Pastor Megan Marshman fills us in on what the unforgivable sin could be and if we need to get doused in holy water immediately. We joke, of course, but there is a way to walk confidently in Christ by understanding this ‘unforgivable sin'. Looking at Matthew 12 30-32.

God is able to do more than we think or imagine according to His power at work within us—and He makes His full power and presence available to us. But how? Pastor Megan Marshman concludes Celebration of Hope and unpacks Ephesians 3:14–21 to show how when we grow in accepting and being strengthened by God's love, we see Him use us to do immeasurably more to change the world.

Loss of any kind can leave you feeling hopeless, sitting in grief. When the person or thing you relied on is gone, how do you move forward? This weekend, Megan Marshman will share her story of loss and grief. Together, we'll learn how to honor loss, discover hope for a new reality, and honestly and helpfully walk alongside others in their grief journey.

Money is one of the top sources of anxiety and relational strain, but it doesn't have to be that way! Proverbs is full of practical wisdom that leads to financial freedom and good stewardship. Regardless of your financial state, learn how you can untangle from the stress and pressure our culture places on money.

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We're kicking off our Life Hacks series; a dive into the Book of Proverbs and all the wisdom it contains, with Megan Marshman. Who wrote the Proverbs? And why? This week we get basic, but fascinating, as we explore the author and their intentions for Proverbs in the Bible, and what we can learn from them today. We look at Proverbs 1, 2, and 3.

We all love the meaning held in one of the most popular Christmas movies of all time, How The Grinch Stole Christmas. The population of the Whoville doesn't allow the Grinch (2000) to steal their joy because it comes from inside of them, not from external sources. So how can we stop a grinch and keep our joy in the season? The holidays can be marked by stresses that threaten to take our hearts and eyes off the true meaning of Christmas. Pastor Megan Marshman explores Matthew 2 to help us keep our eyes locked on the real key to Christmas joy (hint: it's not the perfect photo, ham or lights!)

As we head towards Christmas, post-Thanksgiving, we want to take a position of gratitude as we give our time and resources to others. Do you have a family tradition of volunteering at Christmas? Are there people you give more time, effort, and help too? Christmas is a time when we remember to give to our loved ones and to give to others in celebration of the birth of Jesus. It is important to do so out of our personal gratitude to God. Meghan Marshman teaches from 1 Thessalonians 5, "give thanks in all circumstances."

It can be easy to see the way others are “sinning” or falling short, but when faced with the opportunity to shame a woman caught in adultery, Jesus instead challenged the onlookers by saying, “He who is without sin can cast the first stone.” Showing mercy is central to the Gospel—discover ways you can better love like Jesus by choosing a posture of mercy.

John Eldredge writes that salvation is not just a one-time decision—a “get out of Hell free” card, but instead it is a restoration of divine attachment. This week will drive towards the heart of Jesus as expressed through the book of I John: God loves us, desires for us to believe Him, and have confidence and assurance that when we have placed our faith in Jesus, we are completely secure in His love. He delights in relationship with us and calls us to abide—remain, stay, and make our home—with Him. We can have confidence, security, and rest in the promise of salvation found in Jesus. Megan will mention Rooted as an experience to begin to practice the spiritual rhythms that help us abide in Jesus. Campus Pastors will hold the next step push at the end of the message with their own personal endorsements as well as sharing stories from their campus of those who have gone through Rooted already.

In the very beginning when God created the world and everything in it, He declared every single thing good except for one moment when He created man and He said, “It is not good for man to be alone.” We have been hardwired to belong with and among one another. But most all of us have felt isolated, alone, cast out, or misfit. This week we talk about the distinction between sameness and belonging. Every person has a place in the Kingdom of God to belong and contribute to the community. As the body of Christ we are to care for the parts that are hurting. We are to offer belonging to one another even if all some of our parts can do is be present.

Why does God allow suffering? How could a 'good' God want to see us in our pain and suffering? The truth is, He doesn't. But He does want us to come to Him with our troubles. God wants to help us in our suffering and gives us a framework to redeem our suffering and use it for good.   Pastor Megan Marshman leads us through James chapter 1 and the framework God has given us.

Many of us have heard of Jesus' miracle, feeding 5,000 with just five loaves of bread and two fish. This story in Luke 9 tells us about Jesus' power and His immense compassion for people. Megan Marshman shows us exactly how much Jesus cares for us all in this week's teaching.

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Jesus said that we cannot have two masters.  The way we use our money points to what we value most. What does it look like for the way we use money to be an act of worship?

Gabriel encounters the shepherds and says, “Fear not. I bring you good news.” He announces that the fear breaker, Jesus, is here.  Good news that will cause great joy; good news that causes doesn't mean life gets easier. Why did they say it's good news?  Christmas means that all fear is conquered because Christ has come.

Here's another Five Minutes episode with a little extra at the end. We're looking at Deuteronomy 30 combined with Philippians 1:21, trying to come to grips with what it means to have God be our life. Brian shares for five minutes and then there is another five minutes of listening to his cousin, Megan Marshman, as she describes to those who were in attendance at the memorial service of her husband Randy, the process of figuring out, "For to me to live is Christ and to die is gain," after the loss of her husband a little over a month ago.

 As a church, we’ve spoken heavily about getting connected into small groups, but we are going to double-down. Part of our NEXT vision is becoming a church OF small groups, not just a church WITH small groups. We want to make “big church...small” with everyone in a group and every group on mission.

Church can be fun and meaningful at the same time. Albert Tate and Megan Marshman bring their A-game to The Big Game as we wrap our series, “Game On.”

7 Family Ministry Essentials will energize and equip you with the practical steps, inspirational stories, and biblical foundation you need as you lead those in your ministry. CONNECT WITH MEGAN FATE MARSHMAN CONNECT WITH DR. MICHELLE ANTHONY GET THE BOOK

Special guest, Megan Fate Marshman, joins Robert on the podcast to share such great wisdom on hope. Everyone puts their hope somewhere…in your job, in your family, or some potential future where you will be “happy”. But ALL of that can/will fail you at some point. So how can you practice “real” hope, what does that look like and how can you take your first steps in the right direction? Listen to this week’s podcast with Megan and Robert!Make sure to subscribe to our podcast wherever you are listening to us so you’ll never miss an episode. While you’re at it, if you found value in this conversation we’d love it if you left us a review – or shared this podcast with a friend. Doing that will help us reach and help more people meet know and follow Jesus.You are always welcome to join us online or in-person for one of our services every week at live.sv.cc.

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Megan Marshman - SUN AM - 2020 Fall Women OCT 2-4 by Hume Ministries

This week we’re in conversation with Sarah DeClue, Children’s Ministry Director at La Croix Church in Cape Girardeau, Missouri, and newly appointed Next Generation Ministry Team Chair for the Missouri Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church. With the world the way that it is right now, connecting with kids and families outside of church walls is increasingly important. Sarah chats about the importance of including the whole family in a children’s ministry program and offers some great places to get started at your own church, regardless of size. Resources 7 Family Ministry Essentials: A Strategy for Culture Change in Children's and Student Ministries by Michelle Anthony and Megan Marshman  Spiritual Parenting: An Awakening for Today's Families by Michelle Anthony Why Orange Curriculum? 

Thursday, July 30, 2020 We talk more about Christian worldview today with our host Kerby Anderson. In the first hour Kerby talks about President Trump’s latest executive order and the nation’s continuing unrest. His first guest is Megan Marshman. She and Kerby will discuss Megan’s book “Meant For Good.” Kerby’s next guest is Gary Barnes. Professor Barnes joins Kerby in studio. They’ll talk about counseling & … Read More →

Love being waterside in the summer? Jesus did too. This week we’re continuing “Summer at the Lake.” Megan Marshman takes us through a time when twelve men who had left everything to follow Jesus find themselves in peril on the water. Meanwhile, Jesus is...taking a nap? What do you do when life happens and it seems like God is off-the-clock.

What is your experience with spiritual practices? In this episode, Megan Marshman and Matt Wright share their stories of spiritual practices with us. Listen as they share how God has met them in spiritual practices and how God is forming them.

What is your experience with spiritual practices? In this episode, Megan Marshman and Matt Wright share their stories of spiritual practices with us. Listen as they share how God has met them in spiritual practices and how God is forming them. For additional resources related to practices mentioned in this episode, check out: Journaling - Write for your Soul by Jeff and Mindy Caliguire https://amzn.to/3eKEqKx Solitude - Invitation to Silence and Solitude by Ruth Haley Barton https://amzn.to/2yYUh9a The Jesus Prayer - The Jesus Prayer by Frederica Mathewes-Green https://amzn.to/2XRLu1i Selfless by Megan Fate Marshman https://amzn.to/3dwKpCy

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Evelyn shares about the importance of intentional remembrance. Every storm she has faced has been weathered by remembering the promises of God. Evelyn has faced some dark places of depression and anxiety. Even when she knew the truth about God, It wasn't until she chose to lean in and rely on Him and His word that she found hope. Even then, It took time to climb out of the hole of despair. You can connect with Evelyn at evelynsherwood.com, Facebook, Instagram, and evelynsherwoodauthor@gmail.com. Evelyn invites you to email her to request the free resources she mentions in the podcast.  Evelyn Sherwood is a trusted soul care guide, speaker, and blogger who has served in pastoral ministry for thirty-five years. She has spoken to thousands at ministry events and retreats and has hosted events with such speakers as Jefferson Bethke and Megan Marshman.  Her popular Stories of Hope events draw a diverse audience of hundreds from her region, and they continue to grow in popularity. Sherwood serves an active and growing audience through her blog, evelynsherwood.com, encouraging her readers through hard times by helping them recall God’s work in their past. On a summer evening you might spot Evelyn and her husband, Steve, driving through Indiana farmlands in a canary yellow ‘47 Ford pickup or enjoying an outdoor movie night with their eight grandkids. I'd also love to connect with you so subscribe to this podcast and check out and subscribe to my blog at dorisswift.com. When you subscribe you'll be first to hear about great resources, great books, and great encouragement! Also , grab my free ebook, Step Out of Your Doubt and Into Your Calling as my gift to you.  Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/doris-swift/message

Evelyn shares about the importance of intentional remembrance. Every storm she has faced has been weathered by remembering the promises of God. Evelyn has faced some dark places of depression and anxiety. Even when she knew the truth about God, It wasn't until she chose to lean in and rely on Him and His word that she found hope. Even then, It took time to climb out of the hole of despair. You can connect with Evelyn at evelynsherwood.com, Facebook, Instagram, and evelynsherwoodauthor@gmail.com. Evelyn invites you to email her to request the free resources she mentions in the podcast. Evelyn Sherwood is a trusted soul care guide, speaker, and blogger who has served in pastoral ministry for thirty-five years. She has spoken to thousands at ministry events and retreats and has hosted events with such speakers as Jefferson Bethke and Megan Marshman. Her popular Stories of Hope events draw a diverse audience of hundreds from her region, and they continue to grow in popularity. Sherwood serves an active and growing audience through her blog, evelynsherwood.com, encouraging her readers through hard times by helping them recall God’s work in their past. On a summer evening you might spot Evelyn and her husband, Steve, driving through Indiana farmlands in a canary yellow ‘47 Ford pickup or enjoying an outdoor movie night with their eight grandkids. I'd also love to connect with you so subscribe to this podcast and check out and subscribe to my blog at dorisswift.com. When you subscribe you'll be first to hear about great resources, great books, and great encouragement! Also , grab my free ebook, Step Out of Your Doubt and Into Your Calling as my gift to you. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/doris-swift/message

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Megan Marshman - SAT PM - 2019 Fall Womens OCT 11-13 by Hume Ministries

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Megan Marshman - SAT PM - 2019 Fall Womens OCT 4-6 by Hume Ministries

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Megan Marshman - FRI PM - 2019 Fall Womens SEP 27-29 by Hume Ministries

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MOTHER’S DAY: HAND-ME-DOWNS May 11 & 12  | Megan Marshman  | Genesis 1-3How do we hand down faith and the lessons of life to our children? How do we make a lasting impact on the people around us? Well, the first step may be recognizing the things that are our job and the things that aren’t. Our job is not to change people but to introduce them to the life-changing power of the Holy Spirit. How do we as parents and as people create environments where our children, friends, and everyone around us can encounter God?

In John 15, Jesus invites us to realize our part in God's plan. His Father is the Gardener, we are the branches and He is the True vine. As we abide in Him, we'll surrender control to the Gardener and obey God's promptings to love. Teacher: Megan Marshman Series: The Book of John Tags: abide, Book of John, branches, Jesus, Obey, vine Scripture: John 15:1-17 The post The Book of John: The Gardener Owns the Vineyard; Megan Marshman (3/24/2019) appeared first on Rockharbor.

Megan Marshman talks about how to cultivate a deep genuine passion for God. 

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Are you looking for good news in your leadership? Megan Marshman has some good news for you. Your ministry does not rely on you! You can stop relying on your own strength to lead, and begin to lead out of the fullness of God. This session from the 2017 Elevate Conference will encourage, inspire and bless you. Subscribe! Go to iTunes, and subscribe to the podcast, so it will automatically download to your devices. Once you're there, you might as well leave a review as well. Ratings and reviews help the podcast reach more people.

Megan Marshman describes how to create a great family ministry culture by considering change and moving toward instilling a "lifetime faith." Fred Stoeker shares a simple way to connect with your kids called "doing book."  

This week, Megan Marshman delved into our culture of neediness and how that culture runs counter to God's goals for us. We all feel needy at times--some more than others--and we need to have direction in those times to find fulfillment. Many of us hope to satisfy our needs through our own initiative. But this view is contrary to God's plan. The bible is clear that God is the main character in the story of this world. We need to look beyond our own insecurities and see that we were created in the image of a perfect and holy God. God He created us to be whole and complete and lacking nothing, despite how much this world will tell us otherwise. Thus the solution to our neediness is to see that we are the supporting cast in God's story. Practically, we need to be willing to open ourselves up and communicate candidly about our needs with others so that true community develops. Everyone is needy, but thankfully Jesus came to satisfy our needs once and for all. Story by Shanel Wilson Shanel shared with us how Vox's "safe to belong" motto resonates with her. Coming from a background in which she often felt like an outsider--not quite fitting in--she emphasized the diversity of experience that makes God's community what it is. Even though we may have differing views on politics, spirituality, and God in general, we all worship the same perfect God. Chanel put it sweetly and succinctly by pointing out that we all hope in the same God, whether or not we "fit in" socially. Hear the whole story on this week's podcast! Would love to see your comments and thoughts below! Learn more about VOX Community: www.voxoc.com Like VOX Community on Facebook: www.facebook.com/voxcommunity Follow us on Twitter: www.twitter.com/voxcommunity Follow VOX Community on Instagram: www.instagram.com/voxcommunity Say Something! info@voxoc.com Join us Live on Sundays at 10am via LiveStream.com and App: https://livestream.com/accounts/19123468 VOX Community is a church expression of the VOX Podcast with Mike Erre that began in the late spring of 2016. You can participate beyond the VOX Community by listening, commenting, and sharing the conversation happening on the VOX Podcast with Mike Erre at www.soundcloud.com/thevoxpodcast. Learn more about the VOX Podcasts at www.voxpodcast.com

Many of the struggles that parents in your ministry face can be tracked back to a fear they are struggling with.  That's why this episode is so good.  Pete Wilson teaches you how to unpack and address fear with the parents in your church.  You'll also hear from Megan Marshman who talks us through the struggle of ministering to people who seem to never change.

Join us this week on Christian Devotions SPEAK UP! as Scott is joined by a powerful inspirational speaker and a woman with a heart for family ministries, Megan Marshman. Megan Fate Marshman is the Director of Student Resources and Production for David C. Cook. She delights in sharing the gospel and empowering others to do the same. With a master's degree in organizational leadership from Azusa Pacific University, Megan reaches national audiences with her knack for weaving extraordinary adventure into everyday story lines. Megan speaks nationally at churches, conferences, and university chapels. She currently serves as Director of Women's Ministries at Hume Lake Christian Camps where she rediscovered her childhood love for telling stories—specifically sharing the best story of all: the gospel. Megan and her husband, Randy, live in Long Beach, California. She recently co-authored the book 7 Family Ministry Essentials: A Strategy for Culture Change in Children's and Student Ministries.

Join us this week on Christian Devotions SPEAK UP! as Scott is joined by a powerful inspirational speaker and a woman with a heart for family ministries, Megan Marshman. Megan Fate Marshman is the Director of Student Resources and Production for David C. Cook. She delights in sharing the gospel and empowering others to do the same. With a master’s degree in organizational leadership from Azusa Pacific University, Megan reaches national audiences with her knack for weaving extraordinary adventure into everyday story lines. Megan speaks nationally at churches, conferences, and university chapels. She currently serves as Director of Women’s Ministries at Hume Lake Christian Camps where she rediscovered her childhood love for telling stories—specifically sharing the best story of all: the gospel. Megan and her husband, Randy, live in Long Beach, California. She recently co-authored the book 7 Family Ministry Essentials: A Strategy for Culture Change in Children’s and Student Ministries.

Join us this week on Christian Devotions SPEAK UP! as Scott is joined by a powerful inspirational speaker and a woman with a heart for family ministries, Megan Marshman. Megan Fate Marshman is the Director of Student Resources and Production for David C. Cook. She delights in sharing the gospel and empowering others to do the same. With a master's degree in organizational leadership from Azusa Pacific University, Megan reaches national audiences with her knack for weaving extraordinary adventure into everyday story lines. Megan speaks nationally at churches, conferences, and university chapels. She currently serves as Director of Women's Ministries at Hume Lake Christian Camps where she rediscovered her childhood love for telling stories—specifically sharing the best story of all: the gospel. Megan and her husband, Randy, live in Long Beach, California. She recently co-authored the book 7 Family Ministry Essentials: A Strategy for Culture Change in Children's and Student Ministries.

Join us this week on Christian Devotions SPEAK UP! as Scott is joined by a powerful inspirational speaker and a woman with a heart for family ministries, Megan Marshman. Megan Fate Marshman is the Director of Student Resources and Production for David C. Cook. She delights in sharing the gospel and empowering others to do the same. With a master’s degree in organizational leadership from Azusa Pacific University, Megan reaches national audiences with her knack for weaving extraordinary adventure into everyday story lines. Megan speaks nationally at churches, conferences, and university chapels. She currently serves as Director of Women’s Ministries at Hume Lake Christian Camps where she rediscovered her childhood love for telling stories—specifically sharing the best story of all: the gospel. Megan and her husband, Randy, live in Long Beach, California. She recently co-authored the book 7 Family Ministry Essentials: A Strategy for Culture Change in Children’s and Student Ministries.