In this episode, Heather and Jamie talk about Heather’s emotional blockage and how to begin releasing it to feel emotionally, spiritually, and mentally whole.
For the last several weeks, we’ve been studying the book of Acts together. This Bible study is for those who’ve never studied Scripture as well as longtime Bible readers looking for a spark of inspiration for further study. This week, we’re discussing Acts 6-7.
In this episode, Heather and Jamie talk about Heather making a counseling appointment, putting in the work to get healthy, and different ways to afford help. So, let’s talk about it!
Today, we’re studying Acts 8. One of the compelling realities of a life of following Jesus is just how many wonderful (and at times frustrating) surprises there are. Jesus never changes (Hebrews 13v8), but the wind of God’s Spirit blows wherever it wishes (John 3v8). The character of God is consistent throughout Scripture and yet the ways God carries out His will in the earth and the people He chooses on mission are often surprising.
What is spiritual warfare, really? We think it may be far more boring and ordinary than you might think. When you repent and apologize, commit to repairing your relationships, when you work against the conflict and tensions that divide you from the people in your life—that’s spiritual warfare.
In this episode, Heather and Jamie talk about spiritual warfare as the act of resolving conflict in your life. Check it out!
We think spiritual formation is the process of learning to love what Jesus loves by forming our habits around His habits. They don’t say, “old habits die hard,” for no reason. Reshaping your habits is difficult without Jesus at the center.
For the last several weeks, we’ve been studying the book of Acts together. This Bible study is for those who’ve never studied Scripture as well as longtime Bible readers looking for a spark of inspiration for further study. This week, we’re discussing Acts 6-7.
Are you avoiding what’s really going on inside? Seriously, when’s the last time you got real about what’s going on in your life? Do you push it off by saying “Shouldn’t I have it more together?” Like,” Is it okay that I’m struggling in this way?”
Conflict is inevitable. Hopefully, that gives you some peace—if you’re experiencing conflict, that’s okay. In fact, it’s normal. Conflict isn’t bad but the way we navigate it can be bad. So, how should you navigate conflict? There are definitely some really unhealthy ways to walk through conflict but did you know there is a Biblical way to navigate it.
