Lord, teach us to be like you.
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Three friends bring this season to a close by talking about how to be more like Jesus. Ultimately to be more like Jesus, one has to become a servant. As the “Servant Song” so beautifully states, “Make me a servant, Just like Your Son. For He was a servant, Please make me one. Make me a servant, Do what You must do. To make me a servant, Make me like You.” Thank you for listening, and God bless!
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Potato Clips: You Can Have Peace.
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Jesus tells His disciples that they can have joy and real peace because of Him. He says this when He’s telling them He will be taken and killed. Where is the peace if He won’t be around anymore? The resurrection and Jesus victory is our peace.
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Potato Clips: Digging Deep
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What do you think it means to dig deep as a Christian? It might not sound glamorous, but Jesus gives two things He wants people to do: hear Him and do what He says. That’s digging deep to build on the right foundation. Let’s dig deep and follow Jesus. You can support this podcast by subscribing to wherever you listen to podcasts.
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Lord, teach us to be fruitful.
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Luke 6 speaks of a tree and it's fruit. It appears one’s heart and the type of fruit one bears are connected. In this episode Joshua Lewis explains the two, and challenges us all to focus on what type of fruit we are producing. You can support this podcast by reviewing and subscribing to wherever you listen to podcasts.
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Potato Clips: God Watches Over You
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God watches over us. If you believe in God, you know that is true, but how does that make you feel? There is comfort and peace and guidance with God watching over us. Let’s see what Proverbs tells us we should do so God guides us and watches over us. Don’t forget to rate and subscribe!
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Lord, teach us to not doubt.
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If we are honest with ourselves many of us battle doubt. It’s comforting to know even the ones closest to our Lord battled doubt, and that they were able to overcome it. In this episode Phillip Martin walks us through Matthew 14, where Jesus walks on the water. So many rich lessons are found in the text. You can support this podcast by rating, reviewing, and subscribing. God Bless!
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Potato Clips: Serving by Forgiving
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One way we can serve that we might not think of as serving is forgiveness. In 2 Corinthians 2, Paul tells the Christians to forgive, comfort and make their love known for someone that has repented. How willing are you to forgive a friend or enemy? How can you actively show your love for them when they seek forgiveness?
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Lord, teach us to serve one another.
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Our Lord served regardless of challenges. He served with humility and grace. There are so many beautiful examples of that. One of those examples is found in the gospel of John where Jesus washed the disciples feet. In this episode Reagan McClenny breaks down the first seventeen verses of John 13. Our prayer is this episode prompts action in service to one another.
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Potato Clips: Finding Comfort in the Same God.
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Before God calls Moses to return to Egypt and lead His people out of slavery and into the promised land, there’s some special things Exodus 2 says. God hears their prayers, remembers His covenant, sees them and knows them. When we go through hardship, we should know and remember that our God is the same God from Exodus.
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Lord, teach us to not be comfortable.
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Being comfortable can be a wonderful thing. Being spiritually comfortable, however, should scare us. It was once said that Jesus came to this earth to, “comfort the afflicted and afflict the comfortable.” This week’s episode is challenging, but our hope is it becomes empowering.
info_outlineIn this week’s episode, Ben Hall and Josh Hudson discuss what the Bible says about the Christian's relationship to government and politics, and how our views on the topic can both help or hinder the good work God has for us to do in His kingdom.
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