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In this lesson, we conclude Chapter 1 of our text, -Life in the Father's House- by Wayne Mack.

In this lesson, we conclude Chapter 1 of our text, "Life in the Father's House" by Wayne Mack.

Christianity is not "every man for himself" it's every man togeather for Christ. Wayne Mack, Bible in a Yeaer: Psalms 91-93, - Romans 15:1-13 

We conclude our introduction and begin looking at chapter 1 of the book by Wayne Mack, entitled, -Life in the Father's House.- This is a Biblical look at the importance of the local church.

We conclude our introduction and begin looking at chapter 1 of the book by Wayne Mack, entitled, -Life in the Father's House.- This is a Biblical look at the importance of the local church.

We conclude our introduction and begin looking at chapter 1 of the book by Wayne Mack, entitled, "Life in the Father's House." This is a Biblical look at the importance of the local church.

This is a new study on the importance of the local church. We are using Wayne Mack's book, -Life in the Father's House.-

This is a new study on the importance of the local church. We are using Wayne Mack's book, -Life in the Father's House.-

This is a new study on the importance of the local church. We are using Wayne Mack's book, "Life in the Father's House."

Michael Leister is a member of the BCC Council and serves as pastor-elder at NordRhön Bible Church in Hünfeld/Germany and as professor for Biblical Counseling at EBTC European Bible Training Center in Berlin, Rheinland, and Zürich. He is a board member of NBS Network for Biblical Soul care and of KfG Konferenz für Gemeindegründung in Germany, a network of about 400 independent Bible-believing churches. Michael attended a Torchbearer Bible School in Canada and studied Biblical Counseling under Wayne Mack in South Africa as well as at the Master's University in Santa Clarita, CA. In this “Getting to Know You” episode, we learn about Michael's upbringing, conversion, introduction to biblical counseling, and some of what God is doing through biblical counseling in Germany.    FROM OUR SPONSORS: Learn more about the new Southern Seminary MDiv at sbts.edu/newmdiv. Support the work of the BCC by making a donation here.

Happy wife. Happy life. Wretched Radio | Air Date: June 06, 2024 https://media-wretched.org/Radio/Podcast/WR2024-0606.mp3 Segment 1 Wayne Mack has written a number of helpful books on marriage. Look at potential conflicts, before you get married. Segment 2 Carl Lentz announced he’s making a comeback to ministry. What is going on with Gen Z? Segment 3 We […] The post STUPID MARITAL FIGHTS appeared first on Wretched.

A new MP3 sermon from Grace Baptist Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: The Fear of God Speaker: Dr. Wayne Mack Broadcaster: Grace Baptist Church Event: Sunday - AM Date: 8/2/1998 Bible: Hosea 14:1-3 Length: 55 min.

Biblical counselor and author Stuart Scott helps set the tone for this year by encouraging us to put off pride and put on humility by answering the following questions: What are symptoms of pride? What are common ways you see pride manifesting in singles and in dating relationships? How can we identify and steer clear of "counterfeit" humility? What would humility look like in a future husband / spiritual leader? Website: smilingatthefuturepodcast.com  Email: smilingatthefuturepodcast@gmail.com  Support $5 per month: https://www.patreon.com/user?u=62433637  Recommended Resources:  "From Pride to Humility" by Stuart Scott "Humility: The Journey Towards Holiness" by Andrew Murray  "Humility: The Joy of Self-Forgetfulness" by Gavin Ortlund "Humility: The Forgotten Virtue" by Wayne Mack

Since Christmas is next week and we'll be gathering with family and friends, we've been looking all week at what Doctor Wayne Mack calls “circuit jammers to family communication,” in his helpful book, “Your Family God's Way.” Dr. Mack warns against hasty, knee-jerk speech. You see, a quick response is usually an unwise response. Proverbs 29:20 reads, “Do you see a man who is hasty in his words? There is more hope for a fool than for him.” James 1:19 reminds us to “be quick to hear, and slow to speak.” And the writer of Ecclesiastes warns, “Do not be quick with your mouth.” We all know from our own personal experience of speaking quickly that words spoken in haste are seldom profitable. We want to build strong relationships with our kids so that we might be able to fulfill our God-given responsibility to guide them into a God-honoring adulthood. Sure, this requires that they listen to our guidance and instruction. It also requires that we avoid all circuit jammers to communication.

Since Christmas is next week and we'll be gathering with family and friends, we're looking all week at what Doctor Wayne Mack calls “circuit jammers to family communication,” in his helpful book, “Your Family God's Way.” Dr. Mack warns against using cotton-candy speech. When eaten in moderation, cotton candy may not be detrimental to your health. But if it's the main component of your diet, watch out! Cotton candy can never build a strong and healthy body. People who try to live on it will die of starvation. Dr. Mack says that many families are weak and frail because the main item on the communication menu is cotton candy speech. Conversations are superficial, lacking depth, and void of substance. Surface talk, frivolous joking, and teasing form the bulk of the family's interactions. Because serious issues, painful and perplexing matters, and ultimate concerns are never discussed, the family relationships are shallow. Parents, what can you do to go deeper?

Since Christmas is next week and we'll be gathering with family and friends, we're looking all week at what Doctor Wayne Mack calls “circuit jammers to family communication,” in his helpful book, “Your Family God's Way.”Dr. Mack warns against the dangerous practice of using verbal manipulation. Because we are older and more experienced than our children, it's often easy for us to enlist verbal attempt to control, manipulate, or punish our children. For example, what message are you sending to your children if you tell them, “You'll be the death of me yet?” Or what happens when in a fit of anger we burst out with hurtful words like “I wish you had never been born.” Or what about a simple blanket statement such as “You're just no good.” Unless you've been on the receiving end of verbal manipulation, you just can't imagine how deeply it cuts and how it not only crushes our kids, but destroys our relationships. Parents, what messages are you sending to your kids?

Since Christmas is next week and we'll be gathering with family and friends, I want to look all week at what Doctor Wayne Mack calls “circuit jammers to family communication,” in his helpful book, “Your Family God's Way.” Dr. Mack warns against adopting patterns of mind-reading speech. It's unwholesome to speculate about another person's thoughts or motives. We can throw a real monkey wrench into our communication with our kids when we assume and tell them what they really meant by what they said. If you've been the victim of someone who's told you, “You can't fool me. I know what you meant,” you know how quickly communication breaks down. Parents, we must consistently evaluate how we are communicating with our kids, and if we are perpetrators of mind-reading speech, we need to ask forgiveness and change our ways in order to adopt more healthy ways to listen and communicate. How well are you communicating with your teenager?

Since Christmas is next week and we'll be gathering with family and friends, I want to look all week at what Doctor Wayne Mack calls “circuit jammers to family communication,” in his helpful book, “Your Family God's Way.” Parents, the burden falls on us to be sure that we aren't adopting any of these harmful communication patterns. Dr. Mack warns us against excessive negative talk. This takes place when we constantly complain, find fault, and seldom affirm or talk about the positive virtues of other people. Excessive negative talkers rarely acknowledge the good things happening in the world, the church, or their family. These verbal purveyors of gloom and doom foster a depressing atmosphere in the family. Parents, if this is the way we're approaching our kids, don't be surprised if your home becomes a place where heaviness, rather than happiness, prevails.

How’s the parent/children relationship after marriage? Today we read from the book In-Laws: Married with Parents by Wayne Mack. Wretched Radio | Air Date: December 29, 2022 https://media-wretched.org/Radio/Podcast/WR2022-1229.mp3 Segment 1 Does the Bible speak of in-laws? The Bible describes the marriage relationship deeper than the parent/child relationship. From the book In-Laws: Married with Parents by Wayne Mack What’s […] The post IN-LAWS: MARRIED WITH PARENTS appeared first on Wretched.

Since Christmas is next week and we'll be gathering with family and friends, we've been looking all week at what Doctor Wayne Mack calls “circuit jammers to family communication,” in his helpful book, “Your Family God's Way.” Dr. Mack warns against hasty, knee-jerk speech. You see, a quick response is usually an unwise response. Proverbs 29:20 reads, “Do you see a man who is hasty in his words? There is more hope for a fool than for him.” James 1:19 reminds us to “be quick to hear, and slow to speak.” And the writer of Ecclesiastes warns, “Do not be quick with your mouth.” We all know from our own personal experience of speaking quickly that words spoken in haste are seldom profitable. We want to build strong relationships with our kids so that we might be able to fulfill our God-given responsibility to guide them into a God-honoring adulthood. Sure, this requires that they listen to our guidance and instruction. It also requires that we avoid all circuit jammers to communication.

Since Christmas is next week and we'll be gathering with family and friends, we're looking all week at what Doctor Wayne Mack calls “circuit jammers to family communication,” in his helpful book, “Your Family God's Way.” Dr. Mack warns against using cotton-candy speech. When eaten in moderation, cotton candy may not be detrimental to your health. But if it's the main component of your diet, watch out! Cotton candy can never build a strong and healthy body. People who try to live on it will die of starvation. Dr. Mack says that many families are weak and frail because the main item on the communication menu is cotton candy speech. Conversations are superficial, lacking depth, and void of substance. Surface talk, frivolous joking, and teasing form the bulk of the family's interactions. Because serious issues, painful and perplexing matters, and ultimate concerns are never discussed, the family relationships are shallow. Parents, what can you do to go deeper?

Since Christmas is next week and we'll be gathering with family and friends, we're looking all week at what Doctor Wayne Mack calls “circuit jammers to family communication,” in his helpful book, “Your Family God's Way.”Dr. Mack warns against the dangerous practice of using verbal manipulation. Because we are older and more experienced than our children, it's often easy for us to enlist verbal attempt to control, manipulate, or punish our children. For example, what message are you sending to your children if you tell them, “You'll be the death of me yet?” Or what happens when in a fit of anger we burst out with hurtful words like “I wish you had never been born.” Or what about a simple blanket statement such as “You're just no good.” Unless you've been on the receiving end of verbal manipulation, you just can't imagine how deeply it cuts and how it not only crushes our kids, but destroys our relationships. Parents, what messages are you sending to your kids?

Since Christmas is next week and we'll be gathering with family and friends, I want to look all week at what Doctor Wayne Mack calls “circuit jammers to family communication,” in his helpful book, “Your Family God's Way.” Dr. Mack warns against adopting patterns of mind-reading speech. It's unwholesome to speculate about another person's thoughts or motives. We can throw a real monkey wrench into our communication with our kids when we assume and tell them what they really meant by what they said. If you've been the victim of someone who's told you, “You can't fool me. I know what you meant,” you know how quickly communication breaks down. Parents, we must consistently evaluate how we are communicating with our kids, and if we are perpetrators of mind-reading speech, we need to ask forgiveness and change our ways in order to adopt more healthy ways to listen and communicate. How well are you communicating with your teenager?

Since Christmas is next week and we'll be gathering with family and friends, I want to look all week at what Doctor Wayne Mack calls “circuit jammers to family communication,” in his helpful book, “Your Family God's Way.” Parents, the burden falls on us to be sure that we aren't adopting any of these harmful communication patterns. Dr. Mack warns us against excessive negative talk. This takes place when we constantly complain, find fault, and seldom affirm or talk about the positive virtues of other people. Excessive negative talkers rarely acknowledge the good things happening in the world, the church, or their family. These verbal purveyors of gloom and doom foster a depressing atmosphere in the family. Parents, if this is the way we're approaching our kids, don't be surprised if your home becomes a place where heaviness, rather than happiness, prevails.

Recording live at George Mason University, David and Sarah open with a critical WAP correction to last week's show, followed by updates on The Onion amicus brief and the never-ending Yale drama. Plus: Amy Coney Barrett takes on Common Good Constitutionalism and the Fifth Circuit decides a “zero-pence case” on religious coercion.-Fifth Circuit decision on Freedom From Religion v. Wayne Mack

================================================== ==SUSCRIBETEhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNpffyr-7_zP1x1lS89ByaQ?sub_confirmation=1================================================== == DEVOCIÓN MATUTINA PARA JÓVENES 2022“EJEMPLOS Y ENSEÑANZAS DE LAS ESCRITURAS”Narrado por: Daniel RamosDesde: Connecticut, Estados UnidosUna cortesía de DR'Ministries y Canaan Seventh-Day Adventist Church   24 DE AGOSTO ACONSEJA MIENTO CRISTIANOSi haces esto, y Dios así te lo ordena, resistirás; además, todo el pueblo volverá tranquilo a su casa (Éxodo 18:23).MOISÉS HABÍA ESTADO ATENDIENDO LAS NECESIDADES DEL PUEBLO durante todo el día. Reclamos, pedidos de justicia, administración de recursos y problemas entre familias eran los asuntos que le demandaban tiempo y energía al gran líder de Israel. Poco después de la puesta del sol, ya exhausto, llegó a su tienda para conversar con Jetro, su suegro, que había venido de Madián.Después que gran parte de la familia ya estaba descansando, Jetro vio el momento propicio para aconsejar a su yerno. El nombramiento de jueces que administraran justicia con el conocimiento de las leyes de Dios parecia una idea innovadora y sumamente eficaz. Pero al término de la charla, Jetro le dijo a Moisés: «Si haces esto, y Dios así te lo ordena, podrás resistir; además, todo el pueblo volverá tranquilo a su casa».¿Por qué Jetro le diría a Moisés si «Dios te lo ordena»? Porque él sabía que todo plan o consejo que no cuenta con la dirección y el respaldo divino, nunca alcanzará el éxito.Así como Jetro, cada uno de nosotros también podemos ver situaciones que demanden una observación o un consejo. El trato entre cónyuges, la crianza de los hijos, la dirección de un departamento de iglesia, la administración del dinero, entre otros, son temas que se pueden prestar para dar una opinión certera. Pero los que hemos aceptado a Jesús como Salvador debemos dar siempre consejos que tengan el respaldo bíblico. «Toda la información que impartimos a nuestros aconsejados para ayudarles a cambiar, debe proceder de las Escrituras. Debe basarse solo en la Biblia y nunca en meras ideas u observaciones humanas. ¿Por qué? Porque la Biblia es una fuente de verdad práctica, comprensiva, digna de confianza y absolutamente adecuada, en tanto que el conocimiento humano es incapaz de encarar en forma efectiva los problemas que confrontamos en la vida» (John MacArthur, Wayne Mack y la Facultad del Master's College, Una nueva mirada a la consejería bíblica, p. 272).Es posible que a lo largo de este día el Señor te permita ver situaciones que necesiten de tu consejo. Con amor y con el respaldo bíblico comparte tu idea como lo hizo Jetro. Dios puede usarte tan efectivamente como lo hizo con el sacerdote de Madián y además, sentirás gran alegría en tu corazón, sabiendo que fuiste útil en las manos del Señor.

Kyle Johnston joins us for this episode of 15:14 to share about his upbringing, testimony of faith, journey to biblical counseling, and valuable lessons he's learned from ministry. Kyle is a pastor and counselor at Jubilee Community Church in Cape Town, South Africa. His primary responsibilities involve counseling individuals and couples, overseeing Redemption Groups, and training others to counsel. Kyle studied under Wayne Mack and at The Master's College, is a certified biblical counselor (ACBC), writes for various blogs and magazines, and hosts a weekly counseling podcast for a South African radio station (CCFM). His passion is to help people meaningfully connect God's Word to their complex struggles so that they might experience comfort and transformation through the grace of Christ.  Support 15:14 – A Podcast of the Biblical Counseling Coalition today at biblicalcounselingcoalition.org/donate.

In this episode we discuss...empowering people rather than doing & leading everything.Being busy APPEARS to be the opposite of being lazyThere is nothing wrong with being poured out as a drink offering to the Lord.But, beneath the surface of all your business, could be a lazy approach to what you're REALLY called to do as a pastor.Ephesians 4:11-12Matthew 28:18–20Acts 6:1–7What then is the job of a pastor?Pastor, the majority of your time should be spent studying God's Word, praying, and using what you've learned to equip the saints for the work God has called them to do!Ephesians 2:8–10Small Town Jesus Summit:April 28-29 at Camp SusqueStuff Rural Pastors Can Use Review:Are you studying Revelation? Consider using this resource to sharpen your perspective - The Revelation: The Real Story!Our Quote of the Day:The Difference between the leaders role in the church and the members role in the church is something that is often overlooked to the determinant of the church.  Many church members assume they are paying their pastor to do all the evangelism, counseling, visiting, confronting, planning, and other ministries of the church.  If someone has a need, they expect that pastor to meet it.  If two people have a conflict, they expect the pastor to solve it.  If someone needs to hear the Gospel, they expect the pastor to share it, and so on.  But, God has not designed the church to work that way.  He has given pastors and other leaders the specialized role of preparing the saints so that most of these ministries will be carried out by the members themselves. - Wayne Mack, Dave Swavely - "Life in the Father's House"CONTACTCall and leave a message at (570) 724-3741Email: ruralpastorstalk@gmail.comWebsite: http://ruralpastorstalk.buzzsprout.com/SOCIAL MEDIAFacebook: http://facebook.com/ruralpastorstalkTwitter: @ruralpastorsLISTENItunesSpotify

A conversation with Judge Wayne Mack | Hope For The Soul Podcast | Season 2 Episode 16

Dr. Wayne Mack broadens the impact of God's sufficient Word in South Africa. Hear his story.

All Scripture is God-breathed and is useful for teaching, rebuking, correcting and training in righteousness, 17 so that the servant of God[a] may be thoroughly equipped for every good work”. 2 Tim 3:16-17 NIV All Scripture is inspired by God[a] and is profitable for teaching, for rebuking, for correcting, for training in righteousness, 17 so that the man of God may be complete, equipped for every good work. 2 Tim 3:16-17 CSB This means God's word is appropriate for any and every situation that we face: • It is breathed out by Him therefore it is legit – not man theories • Profitable for teaching – useful tool in teaching us about all things on earth • It rebukes us – our thinking needs to be confirmed to God's word Romans 12:1/ Proverbs 27:5 • It corrects us – because our ways are foolish and only the word can truly convict us • It is useful for training in righteousness – not secular or man's thinking/ opinions/ ways So based on that foundation we now turn to our topic today Definition of depression: Jay Adams: ...[Depression is] a cyclical process in which the initial problem is mishandled in such a way that it is enlarged in downward ... spirals that eventually plunge one into despair. .... The downward cycle enslaves one in hopelessness and guilt, thus bringing a slowing down or cessation of activity, called depression. (The Christian Counselor's Manual, 375) We were created in the image of God (Gen 1: 27; Col. 3:10). God has emotions, which are reliable and untainted with sin, it is ever the same and trustworthy. Our emotions are the reflection of our thoughts, motivations and desires. They follow our thinking. Most of the time our thinking is false, corrupt, fallen because of what happened in the garden. Wayne Mack gives us a quick breakdown of different types of depression: Mild depression or “normal sadness” is the kind that most of us experience when something precious is lost (Hodges 2012:Chapter 5; Mack 2006:4-18). There is nothing abnormal about this response at this time as it is appropriate to the occasion. Moreover, this kind of sadness does not result in the loss of hope (1 Thessalonians 4:13). Moderate depression results from a sinful response to sadness (Mack 2006:8-11; Adams 1970:148; 1973:376-377). This entails not recognising it and keeping our gaze on our circumstances rather than on God and His Word. In the Bible, we see many examples of men and women who in their depression were controlled by sinful patterns of thinking, feeling and acting, tempting them to submit to their feelings and nearly abandon hope (see Moses in Numbers 11:10-16; Elijah in 1 Kings 19:1-18; Asaph in Psalm 73; and Jonah in Jonah 4:1-11). Severe depression “is a permanent spirit of heaviness or gloom that affects, controls, and dominates every area of a person's life” (Mack 2006:15-18). Psalm 32 and 38 [km1] are very helpful in describing the total effect that this kind of depression can have on a person – on their body, emotions, actions, thoughts, motives, speech and so on. And Elijah's hopelessness as a consequence of his circumstance in 1 Kings 19 is a hallmark of severe depression.

How can you overcome the “Why me” problem?Have you ever wondered what your purpose in life is? In this episode of Christian Life Issues for Today, Dr. Wayne Mack continues to discuss the common to man struggle called self pity. We continue delving into the Psalmist's struggle with his own self pity and reach the turnaround where he realizes his own sin and takes control of his own thoughts. How can focussing on others help us overcome self pity? Why is it important to seek out God's sanctuary in the midst of our struggles? What is our purpose as Christians? Listen to this episode to find out! Down, But Not Out: How to Get Up When Life Knocks You Down can be found on Amazon:https://www.amazon.com/Down-But-Not-Out-Strength/dp/0875526721 To get into contact with us or to ask us to add you to the mailing list, email us at the following address:christianlifeissuesfortoday@gmail.com

Have you ever thought “why me”?Have you ever thought your life is far worse than anyone else's? In this episode of Christian Life Issues for Today, Dr. Wayne Mack discusses the common to man struggle called self pity.  Within this episode we will look at Moses, Elijah and Psalm 73 as we look at identifying self pity and how to counsel it rightly. What is envy? How does it relate to self pity? Listen to this episode to find out! Down, But Not Out: How to Get Up When Life Knocks You Down can be found on Amazon:https://www.amazon.com/Down-But-Not-Out-Strength/dp/0875526721To get into contact with us or to ask us to add you to the mailing list, email us at the following address:christianlifeissuesfortoday@gmail.com

What is the importance of thinking rightly as we try to overcome spiritual burnout?How does our internal dialog reveal the state of our inner man?In this episode of Christian Life Issues for Today, Dr. Wayne Mack continues to discuss how discouragement can contribute to burnout. Within this episode we learn what Proverbs 4:23, Psalm 19 and Matthew 12 has to say about the internal dialog that we have with ourselves, how important it is to prioritize spiritual holiness and the episode ends with some wonderful application questions. Listen to this episode to find out! Down, But Not Out: How to Get Up When Life Knocks You Down can be found on Amazon:https://www.amazon.com/Down-But-Not-Out-Strength/dp/0875526721To get into contact with us or to ask us to add you to the mailing list, email us at the following address:christianlifeissuesfortoday@gmail.com

Have you ever asked: Why did this happen to me?How do our trials glorify God?In this episode of Christian Life Issues for Today, Dr. Wayne Mack discusses how discouragement can contribute to burnout. Paul did not lose heart because he understood that God was using his afflictions to bless others and that his earthly afflictions were only momentarily in light of eternity. How can we align ourselves to think with an eternal focus? How can a right view of trials prevent us from losing heart? Listen to this episode to find out! Down, But Not Out: How to Get Up When Life Knocks You Down can be found on Amazon:https://www.amazon.com/Down-But-Not-Out-Strength/dp/0875526721 To get into contact with us or to ask us to add you to the mailing list, email us at the following address:christianlifeissuesfortoday@gmail.com

Suicide rates are increasing among our youth and adults. This show will share information from a panel of community concerned professionals. *Wayne Mack, Justice of the Peace, Pct. 1 https://www.facebook.com/JudgeWayneLMack https://www.waynemack.org/ https://www.mctx.org/…/justice_of_the_peace…/index.php *Evan Roberson, Executive [...]

How did the apostle Paul avoid ministry burnout?How can our frailty, and weaknesses be used for good?In this episode of Christian Life Issues for Today, Dr. Wayne Mack concludes this episode regarding the good news about burnout. He will be discussing some wonderful truths, such as how God has put a treasure within us who are but clay pots, that though we might be weak, God will show His strength through us. The episode will end with some questions that we can ask ourselves regarding spiritual burnout. Listen to this episode to find out more! Down, But Not Out: How to Get Up When Life Knocks You Down can be found on Amazon:https://www.amazon.com/Down-But-Not-Out-Strength/dp/0875526721To get into contact with us or to ask us to add you to the mailing list, email us at the following address:christianlifeissuesfortoday@gmail.com 

Can ministries be a source of encouragement?How does a right view of ourselves and of God help us to avoid losing heart?In this episode of Christian Life Issues for Today, Dr. Wayne Mack continues telling us the good news about burnout. Paul encourages us to renew our minds daily and to run the spiritual race with endurance. But how can we commit ourselves to renewing our minds and how is God's mercy and grace a source of encouragement for a weary soul? Listen to this episode to find out more! Down, But Not Out: How to Get Up When Life Knocks You Down can be found on Amazon:https://www.amazon.com/Down-But-Not-Out-Strength/dp/0875526721 To get into contact with us or to ask us to add you to the mailing list, email us at the following address:christianlifeissuesfortoday@gmail.com

Can burnout be prevented or overcome?How can inner renewal cause us to not lose heart?In this episode of Christian Life Issues for Today, Dr. Wayne Mack tells us what the good news is about burnout. When we consider that Paul had been a Christian for several years, who had endured severe persecution, who was not superhuman, but who felt deeply, how are we to consider his words that we should not lose heart? Listen to this episode to find out more! Down, But Not Out: How to Get Up When Life Knocks You Down can be found on Amazon:https://www.amazon.com/Down-But-Not-Out-Strength/dp/0875526721To get into contact with us or to ask us to add you to the mailing list, email us at the following address:christianlifeissuesfortoday@gmail.com 

Do you feel as if you are just floating around?Are you losing heart or growing weary of your life?In this episode of Christian Life Issues for Today, Dr. Wayne Mack will discuss the signs and consequences of spiritual burnout. What does the prayer life look like of someone that is spiritually burned out? How do spiritually burned out people view God's Word and how do they view the trials in their lives? Listen to the end of this episode to be given application questions regarding spiritual burnout!  Down, But Not Out: How to Get Up When Life Knocks You Down can be found on Amazon:https://www.amazon.com/Down-But-Not-Out-Strength/dp/0875526721To get into contact with us or to ask us to add you to the mailing list, email us at the following address:christianlifeissuesfortoday@gmail.com 

Do you ever feel overwhelmed, discouraged or weary?In this episode of Christian Life Issues for Today, Dr. Wayne Mack starts a new chapter, Spiritual Burnout: Rekindling the Flame. In this episode Dr. Mack explains how  burnout has been part of human experience for a long time, and why the Bible has so much to say about burnout. How can it be that Job, Moses and even Elijah experienced burnout? Or even the Psalmists? What spiritual blessing do we forfeit when we are burned out? Listen to this episode to find out more! Down, But Not Out: How to Get Up When Life Knocks You Down can be found on Amazon:https://www.amazon.com/Down-But-Not-Out-Strength/dp/0875526721 To get into contact with us or to ask us to add you to the mailing list, email us at the following address:christianlifeissuesfortoday@gmail.com

How does our worship, prayer life, thought life and relationships with others affect how anxious we are?In this episode of Christian Life Issues for Today, Dr. Wayne Mack concludes the chapter on how to overcome worry and anxiety: Strengthening and Using Your Faith. Within this episode Dr. Mack will give some biblical based material that we can use to assess ourselves to see what is the state of our relationship with the Lord. Listen to this episode to find out more! Down, But Not Out: How to Get Up When Life Knocks You Down can be found on Amazon:https://www.amazon.com/Down-But-Not-Out-Strength/dp/0875526721To get into contact with us or to ask us to add you to the mailing list, email us at the following address:christianlifeissuesfortoday@gmail.com 

Do you feel alone in your temptation to worry? How can you strengthen your faith to overcome anxiety? In this episode of Christian Life Issues for Today, Dr. Wayne Mack continues the chapter on how to overcome worry and anxiety: Strengthening and Using Your Faith. In 1 Pet 5:7-9 we are told to cast our anxieties on God and to be watchful and sober-minded. Discover how we can do this through rightful thinking, dwelling on the purposes and promises God and various other ways by listening to this episode!Down, But Not Out: How to Get Up When Life Knocks You Down can be found on Amazon:https://www.amazon.com/Down-But-Not-Out-Strength/dp/0875526721 To get into contact with us or to ask us to add you to the mailing list, email us at the following address:christianlifeissuesfortoday@gmail.com

Does any circumstance justify worrying? How can unbelief lead to anxiety? In this episode of Christian Life Issues for Today, Dr. Wayne Mack starts with the new chapter on how to overcome worry and anxiety: Strengthening and Using Your Faith. Within this podcast Dr. Mack will look at the connection between worrying and unbelief and how strengthening our faith can cause us to overcome our worrying! Listen to this episode to find out more!  Down, But Not Out: How to Get Up When Life Knocks You Down can be found on Amazon:https://www.amazon.com/Down-But-Not-Out-Strength/dp/0875526721To get into contact with us or to ask us to add you to the mailing list, email us at the following address:christianlifeissuesfortoday@gmail.com 

How can we deal with anxiety in our lives?Can a lack of faith cause us to be anxious? In this episode of Christian Life Issues for Today, Dr. Wayne Mack continues his study on legitimate concerns versus sinful concerns and how this causes anxiety within our lives. In this study Dr. Mack deals with the 3 final primary causes of sinful anxiety and discusses some practical approaches to identifying occasions and reasons for worry. Listen to this episode and be informed on how to act against anxiety.Down, But Not Out: How to Get Up When Life Knocks You Down can be found on Amazon:https://www.amazon.com/Down-But-Not-Out-Strength/dp/0875526721 To get into contact with us or to ask us to add you to the mailing list, email us at the following address:christianlifeissuesfortoday@gmail.com

TIL 097 : Trusting God As You Get Older (feat. Wayne Mack) by Association of Certified Biblical Counselors