Such Things

You Won’t Regret It

We all say things we regret. But you'll never regret speaking words of love and appreciation to those you care about. So why do we hold back? David looks at a story from the life of Jesus and remembers stories from his own family to help us learn to let our love out. You won't regret it.

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The God Who Stands at Our Right Hand

"I will be with you." David talks about the five words that make all the difference. We also reveal, among other things, the correct timeframe for celebrating the Christmas season (since there seems to be widespread confusion on this topic these days).

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Keep Your Head, Do the Work

The podcast returns from hiatus with fresh thoughts from an old soul. Paul, the persevering preacher and embattled evangelist, wrote the book of II Timothy from prison knowing his end was near. His sage wisdom is so needed for us in this hour.

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Finding Strength in God’s Joy

When you're running on empty, you need strength only God can provide. But exactly where do we find that and how do we get our tank filled back up again? David offers guidance to get us moving in the right direction. There's a strength in God's joy that is just waiting to be tapped into.

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Living Your Best Life: Speak to Your Storm

Through story and scripture, David talks about the power of the faith formula: when we line up our words, thoughts and behaviors with the Holy Spirit, faith is unleashed in remarkable ways. Jesus is still on the move and still seeking out those who will put their trust in him no matter the storm. But what do our words reveal about what we truly believe? In this episode, we continue our summer series on Living Your Best Life and observe how Jesus spoke to the storm in Luke 8.

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Living Your Best Life: Screaming or Sleeping?

Jesus and his disciples were in the same boat, facing the same storm and the same conditions. The disciples were screaming. Jesus was sleeping. Let's take some cues from our Lord and learn how to be still and expect God's goodness to get us through our storms. Rising up in faith and keeping our peace in this way are key to living our best life.

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Living Your Best Life: The Struggle Is Real

Sometimes when we want summer and sun we get storms instead. Let's begin a new series learning how to live our best life even when it rains. When the struggle is real, you can't just positive think it away. It's gonna take a deeper faith to live the kind of life God has for us.

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Failing Forward

King David failed famously and repeatedly yet still left a legacy as the man after God's own heart. In the final episode of this series, we take a look at what--and who--David left behind for us.

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How to Come Back From a Fall

Why do we so often fall just when we finally reach the peak? In this ongoing series on the life of King David, we see that though David navigated years of hardship, he nearly didn't survive prosperity. With times of ease came new temptations. He fell and he fell hard. But David shows us that the way we come back from our falls is key to being a man or woman after God's own heart. Though repercussions may linger, repentance is available. Grace can indeed come from tragedy. 

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A Wise Woman and an Angry Man

Lisa re-joins the podcast to talk about a remarkable woman who averted a collision between two hot-headed men. We are continuing our series on the life of King David looking at Abigail's story in I Samuel 25.

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