Everyday Christianity

It’s not what you say, it’s what you do | Episode 73

As you live your everyday life, your actions are a witness to those around you. How you react to the situations around you can reveal as much or more about your faith than your words. Colossians 3:17, 23-24 speak to living as a Christian example.
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Speaking with a Christ-like attitude | Episode 72

Philippians 4:8-9 tells us to focus on what is right, true, and noble. Listen in as we discuss these verses and how they apply to you. Life doesn't always go as planned, but we can plan how to respond. The sooner we learn to speak wisely and Christ-like, the better we'll feel about the situations around us.
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Turn it over to God | Episode 71

Today the guys talk about handing over our fears and anxiety to God. In Philippians 4:6-7 Paul tells us to be anxious for nothing. Through all situations in life, take your prayers to God. Whether it's praises, needs, or fears, no prayer is too big or small.
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Sometimes it’s better to be a sheep | Episode 70

Welcome to Everyday Christianity! In our first episode of Everyday Christianity, we delve into one of the most famous passages of the Bible - Psalm 23. If we don't take the time to rest in God, we are doing ourselves a disservice. God makes us lie down in green pastures, and it's in those times that our souls are rejuvenated.
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Fire whoever is keeping your calendar | Episode 69

Today we delve into Psalm 62:1-2. As we progress further into our relationship with God, we can find ourselves becoming busy and not spending as much time with the Father. Sometimes we pride ourselves on busyness, but finding a rhythm to consistently sit in the presence of God does so much for nourishing our soul.

How should we speak to those around us? | Episode 68

We look at Ephesians 4:29 today and continue our conversation about the power of the tongue. Sometimes it can be hard to hold your tongue when talking to others. Building up each other is essential to the health of the body of Christ. Even when we disagree with each other, we should make every effort to speak calmly.

What we say and how we say it | Episode 67

As the guys discuss taming the tongue, they open up to James 3:3-10. When we talk to others, our words can be used to build each other up or tear each other down. We must be careful with our words and be sure they are aligned with the Word of God.

Being an intentional friend | Episode 66

Today we discuss having friends that are there to support you through life. Using the book of Job, the guys show what his friends did well in the hardest times. We may not always get it right but being intentional with our friendships, especially in hard times, is so vital to our Christian walk.

Living in community | Episode 65

Today we look at John 15:12-13. Loving God and loving others sacrificially is an integral part of biblical discipleship. As we live in a community, we grow in our love for one another. We need those close-knit relationships, someone who will answer the phone in the middle of the night or lift your spirit when you’re struggling. 

Learning to live in contentment | Episode 64

Philippians 4:12-13 speaks to living in contentment. No matter what we’re going through, God promises to sustain us, and learning to lean on God for what we need is always the best choice. We can get ourselves into trying circumstances, but learning to live contently with what we have can be the antidote. God provides, and when we’re thankful for what we already have, we can learn to be content.