In this episode, I briefly discuss the rejection of God by His people at Sinai and the truth that He has ALWAYS invited us all to intimacy with Him. This is a noisy episode recorded while walking outside, and I did that on purpose to illustrate the way our relationship with God happens in the midst of everything else. So, it is noisy and the volume fluctuates (in a manner similar to the way we do not always hear God clearly as we go about our daily lives). That doesn’t change the fact that He is always here for us and near us. So, will you accept His invitation to intimacy? Are you in or out? Photo by Stefan Moertl for Unsplash

This first episode of 2023 shines a light on the importance of Oneness with YHWH and on the fact that it is the most important pursuit we can focus on, if we are interested in becoming who we are in Christ. Intrigued? Listen and if you would like to hear more, join me on Teachable.com: bit.ly/TheYieldedLife Photo by Mohammed Awwam for UnSplash

Il s'agit du dernier épisode de GT pour cette année, qui décrit à quoi s'attendre en 2023. Vous pouvez envoyer quelques commentaires sur les épisodes que vous avez écoutés en 2022. Photo de Nicholas Hoizey pour UnSplash

This is the last episode of GT for this year, which outlines what to expect in 2023. Please send some feedback on the episodes you listened to in 2022. Photo by Braden Collum for UnSplash

Dans cet épisode, les questions suivantes sont abordées à la lumière de la Bible : Quelle(s) voix écoutons-nous ? Pourquoi trouvons-nous tellement plus facile de croire le mal que le bien, les mensonges que la vérité ? Pourquoi cédons-nous si facilement notre héritage contre un « bol de lentilles » (remplacez par votre équivalent culturel le plus approprié) ? Recherchons-nous notre héritage, notre destinée, ce pour quoi nous avons été créé.e.s, ce que Dieu a mis en nous et qui peut changer le monde ? Savons-nous seulement ce qu'est notre héritage, notre destinée ? Si non, pourquoi pas (surtout pour ces deux dernières questions) ? Il est impossible pour nous d'essayer de comprendre quel est notre rôle, notre place, notre héritage (spirituel), notre appel, nos responsabilités, nos domaines d'autorité et plus encore, si nous n'entendons pas Dieu. Écoutez cet épisode pour en savoir plus.  Photo de Mick Haupt sur Unsplash

In this episode, the following questions are tackled with insight from the Bible: Whose voice(s) are we listening to? Why do we find it so much easier to believe the bad than the good, the lies than the truth? Why do we so easily trade our inheritance for a “bowl of lentils” (replace with your most appropriate cultural equivalent)? Are we pursuing our inheritance, our destiny, what we were made for, what God has put in us that can change the world? Do we even know what our birthright, our destiny is? If not why not (for those last two questions especially)? Trying to figure out what our role, place, (spiritual) birthrights, calling, mantles, areas of authority and more is impossible if we are not hearing from God. Tune in for more. Photo by Mick Haupt on Unsplash

Cette épisode traite de la manière dont Jésus aborde le combat spirituel et de ce que nous pouvons apprendre de Son approche. Un grand merci à Anne Hamilton pour avoir inspiré une grande partie de cet épisode à partir de ses enseignements. Une citation de Brian Orme est incluse dans le podcast. Photo de Hasan Almasi pour Unsplash.

This episode discusses ways in which Jesus approaches warfare and what we can learn from His approach. Huge thanks to Anne Hamilton for inspiring most of this from her teachings. A citation from Brian Orme is included in the podcast. Photo by Hasan Almasi for Unsplash.

This episode is dedicated to celebrating WOMEN and reminding us of God’s favour towards us throughout the history of His recorded relationship with humanity. My friend Bridget Nunn-Harvey and I built our discussion around Anne Hamilton’s fantastic book, the third of her series about God and women. Listen, be amazed, stand up and dust yourself off! God has a great deal in store for you, woman! You can buy Anne Hamilton’s exceptional book here: https://amzn.to/3CftFgt

Il y a de quoi parler... il y a une cause à défendre... notre monde a besoin de (re)venir à la vie, de se réaligner avec les plans et les projets de YHWH... et la vie et la mort sont au pouvoir de la langue (dit la Bible). 

Mais peut-être avez-vous parlé et parlé (entre deux périodes de découragement)... peut-être vous demandez-vous parfois si cela fait une différence... 

Considérez ce premier épisode de 2022 comme un encouragement de ma part à pratiquer de bonnes œuvres ! 😏

Rappelez-vous qui est Dieu, recevez une nouvelle révélation de qui vous êtes, purifiez la source de vos paroles (alias votre bouche) et bien sûr votre cœur.

Voyez ce que le Seigneur fera !

[Références : 1 Samuel 17:28-30 ; Habacuc 2 surtout les versets 14-15 ; Matthieu 6:33 ; Daniel 12:4)

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There is a cause... we have reason to speak... our world needs to come to life, to realign with YHWH's plans and purposes... and life and death are in the power of the tongue (says the Bible).  But maybe you have spoken and spoken (between moments of discouragement)... maybe you sometimes wonder if it makes a difference...  Think of this first episode of 2022 as a prompt to good works from yours truly! 😏 Remember who God is, get a fresh revelation of who you are, cleanse the source of your speech (a.k.a. your mouth) and of course your heart. See what the Lord will do! [References: 1 Samuel 17:28-30; Habakkuk 2 especially 14-15; Matthew 6:33; Daniel 12:4) Photo by Ilyass SEDDOUG on Unsplash Apologies for the occasional clicking. 

Tune in to this very interesting chat with Jessie Tang, founder of ACross Culture Podcast, multitalented artist and thinker. We discuss backgrounds, cultures (first, second, third and more), multicultural church, bridge-building and of course identity in relation to our Christian faith. Merry Christmas and very Happy New Year ahead! Here is an interesting link to related content, the besea.cc group's podcast 'No Time for Silence' https://podcasts.apple.com/ee/podcast/no-time-for-silence/id1591521924  Here's a link to Jessie's own podcast, ACross Culture https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/across-culture/id1525745568 These are available on various platforms – see Jessie's Linktree: https://linktr.ee/acrossculturepod 

How do we negotiate the tension between what is in front of us, the reality of what is going on around us, and we are waiting, hoping, praying for? Tune in and please send feedback. Photo by Sydney Rae on Unsplash

Cet épisode couvre un nombre de points clés et conclut sur l'importance de comprendre qui nous sommes aux yeux de Père, et notre identité en Christ. Photo : Ana Municio pour Unsplash

Time to draw closer and get sharpened further, to bring God’s Kingdom on earth as in heaven. See Anne Hamilton’s FB post as a starting point to this discussion: https://www.facebook.com/anne.hamilton.7355/posts/4145258368855405 Photo by John Arano on Unsplash

Looking at Joshua 10 and an excellent publication by Anne Hamilton (available at https://www.facebook.com/anne.hamilton.7355/posts/4008318592549384) about time and thresholds, this episode draws a link between God, Time, the Summer Solstice and thresholds … for our edification. Photo by David Monje for Unsplash

Rejoignez-nous ce week-end de Pentecôte pour une discussion profonde et fascinante de Coco et de notre invitée Ida Béma sur 'le plus grand commandement' et son lien avec l'effusion du Saint Esprit. Soyez béni.e.s ! Photo d'Emmanuel Phaeton sur Unsplash

For this episode, I had a very interesting chat with Pastor Mark Sowersby (forgivingthenightmare.com). Pastor Mark has a very powerful testimony that it will undoubtedly be a blessing to all listen to it. Photo by Paul Gilmore for Unsplash

Et si notre compréhension de la Pâque et de sa signification était inexacte ? Écoutez et dites-moi ce que vous en pensez ! Photo de Handy Wicaksono pour Unsplash

What if our understanding of Passover and its meaning was inaccurate? Listen & let me know what you think! Photo by Handy Wicaksono for Unsplash