Learning How to Do Life Well
Tim examines two unhelpful models for relating to the expression of the Holy Spirit, with two familiar New Testament stories.
How much do you actually depend on the Holy Spirit in your everyday life? This series examines the gap between our knowledge of the Holy Spirit and our actual experience, and what must be done to close the gap.
In addition to the wisdom of Scripture, this series draws heavily on the book, “The Familiar Stranger” by Tyler Staton.
Tim talks about invitation to experience the power and life of the Holy Spirit.
How much do you actually depend on the Holy Spirit in your everyday life? This series examines the gap between our knowledge of the Holy Spirit and our actual experience, and what must be done to close the gap.
In addition to the wisdom of Scripture, this series draws heavily on the book, “The Familiar Stranger” by Tyler Staton.
Trudi begins a new series that examines the gap between the experience of Christians in Scripture, and our own experience in everyday life…and the person who changes everything.
How much do you actually depend on the Holy Spirit in your everyday life? This series examines the gap between our knowledge of the Holy Spirit and our actual experience, and what must be done to close the gap.
In addition to the wisdom of Scripture, this series draws heavily on the book, “The Familiar Stranger” by Tyler Staton.
Rachel Porter concludes her 3-part series examining what and how we think and we are able to give Christ control of us.
We often live at the mercy of our thoughts. Current neuroscience supports the wisdom in scripture that your mind has control over your brain, and we can experience abundant life when we take command of this process.
In addition to the wisdom of Scripture, this series uses the book, “The Life Changing Art of Self Brain Surgery” by Lee Warren, MD.
Rachel Porter continues the examination of our thinking and what can and should be done when our brain wants to take over.
We often live at the mercy of our thoughts. Current neuroscience supports the wisdom in scripture that your mind has control over your brain, and we can experience abundant life when we take command of this process.
In addition to the wisdom of Scripture, this series uses the book, “The Life Changing Art of Self Brain Surgery” by Lee Warren, MD.
Health professional Rachel Porter begins a short series with a look at the way our brain works and the different types of thoughts we experience
We often live at the mercy of our thoughts. Current neuroscience supports the wisdom in scripture that your mind has control over your brain, and we can experience abundant life when we take command of this process.
In addition to the wisdom of Scripture, this series uses the book, “The Life Changing Art of Self Brain Surgery” by Lee Warren, MD.