Reach Out: Please include your email and I will get back to you. Thanks! What is more powerful in your mind? Positive thoughts or negative thoughts? The weight of one is much greater than the other, simply based on the way God designed us. And this means we have some work to do, lest even a single negative idea affect your belief, then your choices, then your life. Five Steps for Overcoming Negative Thinking: 1) NOTICE the thought immediately 2) NAME the thought for what it is 3) REPLACE the thought immediately 4) REPEAT that process consistently 5) BUILT positive thought habits daily Excel St
Jason and Roger conclude a four-part November series called “The Seasons of Thanksgiving.” Throughout the month, we’re exploring areas of life for which we ought to be very thankful as disciples of Jesus, and conclude by focusing on a hymn (played at the end of the episode) to drive the point home. In this episode: gratitude for things personal. PREVIOUSLY IN THIS SERIES: Gratitude for things visible Gratitude for things invisible Gratitude for things eternal
260 | Train Your Heart to Be Thankful Happy Thanksgiving, Bible Geeks! In this special holiday Mini, we're taking a break from the turkey and pie to play a game we call the "Gratitude Gauntlet." The rules are simple: we throw disaster scenarios at each other — from dry turkeys and family drama to crushing sports defeats — and challenge each other to find the hidden blessing in the mess.Can you find gratitude when your favorite team gets obliterated or you're stuck working on the holiday? We also get real about the deeper things we're thankful for this year, like the "no" answers from God that
On This Week at Charlestown Road, Jason and Roger revisit Sunday morning’s sermon, “The Choices During the Storm,” digging deeper into four pivotal choices we must make when life is difficult.
Join Jake Smith and Nick Weaver as they interview Dr. Larry Walker, an elder at the Medina church of Christ in Medina, Tennessee. Dr. Walker was a long-term faculty member at the University of Mississippi where he studied pharmacy and served at his local congregation. In this conversation, young people can learn how to support their shepherds and defend the faith in all circumstances.
Join Jake Smith and Nick Weaver as they interview Dr. Larry Walker, an elder at the Medina church of Christ in Medina, Tennessee. Dr. Walker was a long-term faculty member at the University of Mississippi where he studied pharmacy and served at his local congregation. In this conversation, young people can learn how to support their shepherds and defend the faith in all circumstances.
Register your feedback here. Always good to hear from you! Every year it seems I have more and more to be thankful for, and it's high time I said so on the podcast. this week I'll tell you which Hebrew word brings joy to my heart and why; the particular genre of book that piquest my interest the most and where I find them; the reason Roy Orbison and Brian Wilson are better musicians than your favorite current chart-topper ever will be alive; and why two players at the table are better than one -- and maybe even better than four. Check out Hal on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/@halhammons97
Reach Out: Please include your email and I will get back to you. Thanks! New GENESIS Daily Bible Devotional! Please consider adding this tool to your Old Testament study. Next year could be the best year of your life for study, prayer, growth, and service. You will get through it, quickly, whether or not you're fully prepared. So, let's get ready. Have a plan for daily prayer and consistent Bible study. Excel Still More Journal - Amazon Daily Bible Devotional Series - Amazon Sponsors: Spiritbuilding Publishers Website: www.spiritbuilding.com Tyler Cain, Senior Loan Officer, Statewide Mortgage
Send us Fan Mail Our newest dog, Rusty, has grown far bigger than we ever dreamed. He also loves to go outside and get filthy, so bringing him back inside is always a process. If one of the kids lets him in before we can clean him up, he will track dirt all through the house and destroy the place in a matter of minutes. The home is to be a sacred and safe place, according to Scripture. We must be careful not to go out into the world, and then come home and track dirt all through the house through the cares and stresses of this world. Our families deserve our best - and we should make sure our
Jason and Roger continue a four-part November series called “The Seasons of Thanksgiving.” Throughout the month, we’re exploring areas of life for which we ought to be very thankful as disciples of Jesus, and conclude by focusing on a hymn (played at the end of the episode) to drive the point home. In this episode: gratitude for things eternal. PREVIOUSLY IN THIS SERIES: Gratitude for things visible Gratitude for things invisible