Trudi begins a new series based on the book by Robert Morris, The Power of Your Words.
Here is the video we showed at the end of the class…
[podlove-episode-web-player publisher="2590" post_id="2590"]Learning How to Do Life Well
Trudi begins a new series based on the book by Robert Morris, The Power of Your Words.
Here is the video we showed at the end of the class…
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Beginning this Sunday, January 29, we will be viewing The Blessed Life, a series of messages from Pastor Robert Morris of Gateway Church in Southlake, Texas.
Pastor Goss used this series over the last three weeks during the Sunday morning services at Faith, but he didn’t use everything. During this six-week series, you will have the opportunity to see it all, and to have your life and relationships challenged like never before.
If you’ve never visited us before, we are on the Second Floor West, second door on your right, in Room 203. Bring your coffee and donuts with you and discover tremendous truths in God’s Word.
Tim discusses navigating the roadblocks that life and our emotions put in our way.
[podlove-episode-web-player publisher="2591" post_id="2591"]Want do you want to happen personally in 2012? Do you want to just survive the year…or do you want to thrive?
Tim explores the foundation of what it takes to thrive and experience the “rich, satisfying life” that is God’s purpose for every person.
[podlove-episode-web-player publisher="2593" post_id="2593"]We begin a new teaching arc – Smart People, Dumb Choices – that explores the choices we make and why we fail to choose wisely, especially when we know better.
Today Tim gives the introduction for the series and covers the basic categories of dumb choices.
Here is a list of some our sources for this series:
We don’t necessarily recommend any of these sources, but we are drawing some information and illustrations from each of these. Scripture remains as our primary source.
Here is the video clip from class today. It is from CloudTownsend.com and encourages us to not treat people like they are projects.