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OurChurch Family Gathering
OurChurch
113 episodes
23 hours ago
Kick off "Radical Christmas: Love in Action" by exploring the shift from superficial "gaze" (looking) to profound seeing that sparks compassion. Personal tales—like a timely hamper amid burnout or elevator dad panic—show how small acts (texts, meals) deeply impact because they truly see needs. Critique modern "professional looking" via scrolling/judgment/bias (choir miss story), quoting Christine Caine: "You can't unsee." Seeing costs but echoes God's Christmas act: Sending Jesus to our mess (Jn 3:16). Practical: Hampers/vouchers say "I see you"; kids' market disciples generosity. Challenge: Offer what's in hand—small multiplies like boy's lunch. Not seasonal—lifestyle love defies loneliness/anxiety. Prayer invites surrender, seeing Jesus' gaze. Beyond gaze: Acts change everything, revealing hope.
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Kick off "Radical Christmas: Love in Action" by exploring the shift from superficial "gaze" (looking) to profound seeing that sparks compassion. Personal tales—like a timely hamper amid burnout or elevator dad panic—show how small acts (texts, meals) deeply impact because they truly see needs. Critique modern "professional looking" via scrolling/judgment/bias (choir miss story), quoting Christine Caine: "You can't unsee." Seeing costs but echoes God's Christmas act: Sending Jesus to our mess (Jn 3:16). Practical: Hampers/vouchers say "I see you"; kids' market disciples generosity. Challenge: Offer what's in hand—small multiplies like boy's lunch. Not seasonal—lifestyle love defies loneliness/anxiety. Prayer invites surrender, seeing Jesus' gaze. Beyond gaze: Acts change everything, revealing hope.
Show more...
Christianity
Education,
Religion & Spirituality,
Society & Culture,
Self-Improvement
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Breaking Free: How to Get Out of a Rut as a Christian
OurChurch Family Gathering
3 weeks ago
Breaking Free: How to Get Out of a Rut as a Christian
In this standalone episode, the speaker dives deep into the transformative power of "letting go"—releasing childish behaviors, toxic relationships, control, unforgiveness, and even success or dreams that become idols—to step into God's abundant flow. Drawing from personal stories (like his own marriage struggles and a grandson's transition from pacifiers), biblical wisdom (1 Corinthians 13:11, John 7:38, Philippians 3:13), and examples from Abraham, Peter, and Paul, he illustrates how clinging to the past or "good old days" traps us in emotional immaturity and spiritual stagnation.The core message: Hardest part of following Jesus isn't starting new—it's surrendering the old. Letting go isn't loss; it's making space for the Holy Spirit's "rivers of living water" to renew, heal anxiety, and propel us forward. He shares practical tools like SOAP devotions, Emotionally Healthy Spirituality (EHS), and symbolic acts (e.g., writing names on rocks and tossing them into the ocean for release). The episode culminates in a vulnerable prayer of surrender, inviting listeners to let God take control for true freedom and purpose.This raw, relatable talk challenges us to ask: What's hindering your flow? Perfect for anyone stuck in ruts, dealing with hurts, or seeking deeper spiritual maturity.
OurChurch Family Gathering
Kick off "Radical Christmas: Love in Action" by exploring the shift from superficial "gaze" (looking) to profound seeing that sparks compassion. Personal tales—like a timely hamper amid burnout or elevator dad panic—show how small acts (texts, meals) deeply impact because they truly see needs. Critique modern "professional looking" via scrolling/judgment/bias (choir miss story), quoting Christine Caine: "You can't unsee." Seeing costs but echoes God's Christmas act: Sending Jesus to our mess (Jn 3:16). Practical: Hampers/vouchers say "I see you"; kids' market disciples generosity. Challenge: Offer what's in hand—small multiplies like boy's lunch. Not seasonal—lifestyle love defies loneliness/anxiety. Prayer invites surrender, seeing Jesus' gaze. Beyond gaze: Acts change everything, revealing hope.