The Power of Gratitude: Cultivating a Discipline of Thankfulness Ep. 139
Release Date: 11/28/2023
How To Hear From God Through Listening Prayer
The Daron Earlewine Podcast
Ty Earlewine spent his summer internship going through Identity Exchange, a program built around growing in knowledge of self and knowledge of God at the same time. In this clip, he and his dad Daron unpack a John Calvin quote that reframes what real spiritual growth looks like, and Ty shares how one simple shift, learning to just sit and listen in prayer instead of trying to say the right thing, became the biggest breakthrough of his summer. KEY TAKEAWAYS ⚡️Growth happens when knowledge of God and knowledge of self grow together. Too much of one without the other leads to judgment or...
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Finding Your Identity In Christ (A Guide For College Students) | Episode 218
The Daron Earlewine Podcast
Ty Earlewine just wrapped his first internship with his dad, Daron, and it changed how he sees himself, his faith, and his future. In this episode, Daron and Ty sit down to unpack what it actually looks like to grow in the knowledge of God and the knowledge of self at the same time, why chasing spiritual "streaks" can quietly wreck your walk with Jesus, and what it means to discover your God given identity in the middle of an ordinary, uncertain season. If you've ever felt like you're behind in your faith or unsure who you really are, this conversation is for you. KEY TAKEAWAYS ⚡️ Your...
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Kelly Camp on Hitting Rock Bottom Before Surrendering to Christ
The Daron Earlewine Podcast
For five years, Kelly Camp went to church every single Sunday and refused to give his life to Christ. He sat in the back row, timed his arrival to avoid the greeters, and watched soccer on his phone during the sermon. Then one hungover Sunday morning in June 2015, a single sentence from his pastor broke through everything. KEY TAKEAWAYS ⚡️ Showing up isn't the same as surrendering. Kelly attended church weekly for five years while actively resisting God the entire time. ⚡️Shame keeps people from receiving grace. Kelly avoided greeters and the pastor himself because he didn't feel...
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The Real Cost of Growing Up in a Legalistic Christian Home
The Daron Earlewine Podcast
Kelly Camp grew up a pastor's kid in a legalistic home, learning early how to "play church" without ever having a real relationship with God. Then, at 18, a devastating diagnosis in his family became the moment that sent him running from God for decades. This is the origin of a story about isolation, anger, and how one unprocessed wound can shape a life. KEY TAKEAWAYS ⚡️ Growing up close to church and growing up close to God are not the same thing. Kelly spent 18 formative years around faith with no real relationship behind it. ⚡️ Isolation after a painful event can quietly set a...
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Why Kelly Camp Still Ran From God for 32 Years | Episode 217
The Daron Earlewine Podcast
Kelly Camp grew up a pastor's kid, spent over three decades running from God, and torched a 22-year marriage along the way. In this episode of The Daron Earlewine Podcast, Kelly shares how deep hurt, isolation and addiction nearly wrecked his life, how a hungover Sunday morning in 2015 became the turning point, and how he now runs the day-to-day staff and operations of the very kind of church he once refused to walk into. KEY TAKEAWAYS ⚡️ Anger is almost always a secondary emotion. Underneath years of resentment toward God, Kelly discovered the real feeling was deep hurt and betrayal, not...
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What Discipleship Actually Looks Like In The Gospel Of Matthew with Matt LeRoy | Episode 216
The Daron Earlewine Podcast
Most people who get curious about Jesus never take the next step, because the next step they're offered doesn't fit their life. Working 80 hours a week, hundreds of miles from home, living in a camper on a job site. Sunday morning is not on the table. Matt LeRoy joins Daron Earlewine to walk through Follow Jesus, a 50 day journey through the Gospel of Matthew built for exactly those people. Ten to fifteen minutes a day. A commute or a cup of coffee. Prayer, Scripture, reflection, prayer, response. The result is a discipleship path that doesn't require a building, a background, or a seminary...
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The Call The Cost And The Commission Of Discipleship with Matt LeRoy | Episode 215
The Daron Earlewine Podcast
Most people who are curious about Jesus never start, because they do not know where to begin. Genesis? A random verse? A church they do not know in a town they are only in for six weeks? Matt LeRoy spent ten years building the answer. Follow Jesus is a 50 day walk through the Gospel of Matthew that takes 10 to 15 minutes a day. A commute. A cup of coffee. In this conversation, Daron Earlewine and Matt LeRoy break down the discipleship arc hiding in plain sight in Matthew, why Jesus found His first disciples at work instead of at worship, and what it looks like to plant orchards of discipleship...
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A Biblical Definition of Success for Christians
The Daron Earlewine Podcast
Most of us are chasing a version of success nobody actually defined for us. Bigger platform, bigger title, bigger numbers. And when we get there, it still feels hollow. In this clip, Ken Primeau, lead pastor of Mercy Road Northeast, offers a definition that reorders everything. Success is becoming who God created you to be, then partnering with him to do what he is calling you to do. He traces it through a chain of small yeses, a plane landing in Indianapolis, two words he never expected to hear, and a wandering desert people who only moved when the cloud moved. If home has always felt hard to...
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Was the Word Righteousness Mistranslated in the Bible
The Daron Earlewine Podcast
A stranger emailed Wayne Jacobson with a claim that sounded like nonsense. The word righteousness is not really in the Bible. It turned out to be a translation problem 500 years in the making. In this clip, Wayne walks through how one Greek word came to be translated righteousness in our Bibles when it is translated justice everywhere else, and what changes when you put it back. KEY TAKEAWAYS ⚡️ The Greek word behind righteousness is translated justice in every other text of its day, including Plato's Republic. ⚡️ Reading it as justice instead of righteousness reframes nearly every...
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When The Greatest Prophet Questioned Jesus
The Daron Earlewine Podcast
John the Baptist baptized Jesus. He was Jesus' cousin. He was called the greatest man born of a woman. And he still ended up in prison asking, "Are you really the one, or should we wait for someone else?" In this clip from Episode 207 of The Daron Earlewine Podcast, Daron walks through the emotional weight of John's prison crisis and what Jesus' surprising response reveals about faith when your circumstances don't match your expectations. KEY TAKEAWAYS ⚡️ Even the strongest believers wrestle with doubt when God doesn't show up the way they expected ⚡️ Jesus didn't rescue John from...
info_outlineIn this week's episode, Daron emphasizes the importance of gratitude in our lives and how it can lead to personal growth and fulfillment. He shares his personal practice of starting and ending each day with gratitude, thanking God for the blessings in his life. Daron also discusses the significance of Thanksgiving and how it serves as a reminder to cultivate gratitude. He highlights the discipline of gratitude, stating that it is not an emotion but a choice that we need to make consistently. Daron shares scientific studies that demonstrate the positive effects of gratitude on mental and physical health. He encourages listeners to focus on the tailwinds of their lives, the blessings and moments of God's faithfulness, rather than being consumed by the headwinds and challenges. He concludes by providing practical tips for incorporating gratitude into daily life and suggests starting with three things to be thankful for: God being for us, God being near us, and being created on purpose and for a purpose.
Key Takeaways:
- Gratitude is a discipline that needs to be practiced consistently, regardless of our emotions.
- Cultivating gratitude leads to freedom and helps combat negative emotions and thoughts.
- Remembering God's faithfulness in the past strengthens our gratitude in the present and future.
- Gratitude has a positive impact on mental and physical health, reducing symptoms of stress and depression.
- Focusing on the blessings and tailwinds of life helps maintain a grateful perspective.
Quotes:
- "If you do not develop and practice the discipline of gratitude, you will struggle mightily to become who God has created you to be."
- "Gratitude is a discipline. It's not an emotion. It's not a feeling. It's not something that you kind of leave for when you feel like it."
- "Discipline equals freedom. An ungrateful spirit will have you held captive to bitterness, anger, resentment, and depression."
- "A discipline in practicing gratitude will lead you to freedom."
- "Often a sick soul will create a sick mind. Gratitude keeps the soil of our soul healthy, which then allows our mind to be free."
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