No one pointed at Judas when Jesus spoke of betrayal; instead, the disciples took self-inventory and asked, "Is it I, Lord?" In this episode, I discuss how important it is to take self-inventory so that we don't end up being No Better than Judas. Inspired by the blog post of the same name, which can be read here. Listen in, and enjoy.

Did you know that just as there are levels to fandom, there are levels to following Jesus? Many can occupy the same space, i.e., church, but be in an entirely different place with God. Listen in to the recent episode continuing the discussion from No Better than Judas, which can be read on the blog here.

We continue discussing the contrast between Jesus, the Son of God, and Judas, the son of perdition. Inspired by the blog post No Better than Judas, which can be read here. Listen in, and enjoy.

Today's segment is inspired by the blog post No Better than Judas which can be read here. Judas literally went from being a part of a brotherhood of disciples to the person betraying the Lord Jesus Christ. Listen in, and be blessed!

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My heart was inflamed as I read the words of Duncan Campbell in his sermon entitled "The Price and Power of Revival."

I believe the God of revival still lives and is ready to mete out the power necessary to transform hearts. However, the Modern Church needs to be sure His power is worth the cost, and that cost very well may be our influence. 

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Christianity is not a passive religion or lifestyle! Our history is replete with men and women of God who lived courageous lives for Christ. The testimony of their lives gives witness that just as they fought spiritually, we can too. Listen and be blessed!

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Today I cover the inspiration behind the Eternal Hindsight blog post, which you can read here. Our job as Christians is to warn people of the danger of waiting too late to see clearly. I hope this encourages you to seek God in fulfilling your role of making disciples for Jesus Christ. Be sure to share, and if you're a first-time listener, you can connect to more of my content via the link tree below. Thank you, and God bless!

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