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A plethora of content exists today regarding purpose. Discovering one’s purpose in life can take time and requires a sacrificial amount of searching. As Christ followers, we know our purpose is to glorify God, but how focused are we really on glorifying God at all times? On this episode, we are taking a look at an article by John MacArthur, titled, “How Do I Glorify God in the Gray Areas?,” found on Grace to You.
An important keyword we keep in mind on episodes of Discern Daily is abide. Learning to abide in Christ is a must for every Christian. The Cross Worked by Zach Maldonado is a great resource that encourages its readers to rest in the gospel of Jesus Christ. On this episode, we are reviewing a portion of The Cross Worked and giving away a free copy!
Doctrines within the Roman Catholic Church have sparked numerous conversations through the centuries, which are still very much alive today. Can devout Roman Catholics be genuine Christians? That is the type of question John Piper fielded from a listener on Desiring God. On this episode, we are taking a look at an interview with John Piper on Desiring God, titled, “Can a Devout Roman Catholic Be Genuinely Born Again?,” and discussing important concerns with Roman Catholicism. Let’s seek the truth together.
Are we saved by faith alone? Greg Morse, a Content Strategist at Desiring God, published an article relating to the topic, titled, “How to Train Your Dragons.” It was a thought-proviking piece that got many people thinking.
In this episode, Brad is joined by Scott Garrison, who is a police officer turned church planter turned Reformed Theology apologist. Scott also shares the story of his salvation, recounting the marvelous way God drew him to Himself.
If there was ever a man to narrate Paul’s Damascus Road encounter with Christ, singer-songwriter and Christian Johnny Cash could ably fill your ears with the opening chords of his cover of the traditional folk song, “God’s Gonna Cut You Down.”
In this month’s episode, author and speaker Chad Bird joins the show to talk about his ministry writing and speaking on God’s radical gospel of grace.
In today’s episode, Gerald White joins the show to talk with Brad about the gospel and the call of God. How do you know this is will of God? Is He really calling me to leave this church? Gerald provides some excellent insight on this as well as what it means to have “broken reconciliation.”
In this week’s episode, Dan Price joins the show to talk with Brad about the gospel and the Christian faith, and how we’ve misconstrued both. Dan reminds us that the message of Jesus is the message that He’s holds fast to you even when you don’t hold fast to Him.
Episode 13 of “Ministry Minded” features Brad Gray reading an excerpt from Dr. Horatius Bonar’s masterful work, “The Story of Grace.”
David Brady joins the show to talk with Brad to talk about life and God’s leading, especially in the difficult decision of leaving a ministry. How does one navigate the transition from one ministry to the next? How honest is too honest for pastors? And how is ministry different from what we think it is? This and more is touched on in this week’s show.
In this edition of “Ministry Minded,” Brad sits down with pastor and church planter Erick Sorensen. In this stirring discussion, they focus on the ups and downs of church planting and the hard realities of everyday ministry.
Episode 5 of “Ministry Minded” features pastor Kevin Labby, who sits down with Brad to talk about youth ministers and the hurdles of preaching from a law/gospel perspective.
Episode 2 of “Ministry Minded” features pastor Mitch Miller. Listen and enjoy as we discuss God’s grace, God’s will, and God’s church, and the inextricable importance of all three.
Hello and welcome to the premier of “Ministry Minded,” a show full of interviews, stories, and reflections on God’s grace in the ministry. Today’s show is more of a primer to get you familiar with what this show is all about.
Living under leaders who do not honor God is a difficult reality, but it’s a reality given to us with specific instruction from God’s Word to trust God’s sovereign wisdom. This calling is currently becoming more difficult than we’ve ever known, yet more crucial than ever.
While a ninety-six percent on a college English paper is a satisfying result, that grade is still a convicting failure in the eyes of the law. Fortunately for us, Jesus fulfilled the letter of the law to every iota and still bore the torment intended for us in order to purchase our redemption.
Whenever someone asks, “How are you doing?” the normal response nowadays is, “Busy…super busy.” And that busyness has become a staple and substitute in modern society for importance. The busier you the more important you must be.
What if we were able to know the truth about God and how He relates to us? We looked at misconceptions about God being grumpy, as well as the undeniable truth that God is happy. So to wrap up, let’s get clear on how our righteousness before him actually works out.
What if we were able to know the truth about God and how He relates to us? We finished looking at the misconceptions that lead us to believe God is grumpy, but now what if you’re told we serve an undeniably happy God? Even in our sin and his grief, he is happy.