In this podcast episode we discuss the phrase “God is still on his throne” commonly heard in Christian circles. He emphasizes that the word “still” is unnecessary because God is always on his throne, using references from Psalm 29 to illustrate this point. The message is that no matter the challenges or floods in life, listeners can find peace in the knowledge that God is always in control and never leaves his throne.
This session is part of a series called “Ghost Adventures” in which discusses the Holy Spirit. The series aims to explore concepts related to the Holy Spirit, including the baptism and indwelling of the Holy Spirit. Emphasis is put on the importance of understanding the Holy Spirit’s role in our lives and compares the Spirit to the vital but unseen force of air. It also touches on the relevance of the Holy Spirit in today’s culture, framing societal issues as spiritual problems and emphasizing the ongoing battle between good and evil.
The podcast episode is a study on spiritual gifts, specifically focusing on leadership as a spiritual gift. It discusses the distinction between “Big L” leadership as a spiritual gift and “small L” leadership skills. The emphasis is that leadership in the context of spiritual gifts should be servant leadership, following the example of Jesus. The episode explores different biblical references to leadership and its various forms within the body of Christ. It highlights the importance of being connected to Jesus for effective leadership and emphasizes the responsibility of leaders to guide and help others succeed. The overall message is that leadership is a spiritual gift with a unique role in building up the body of Christ.
Welcome to a new series called “The Elvis Conspiracy” and discusses the history of Elvis Presley’s alleged faked death. The host, Jeff Dixon, explains that he used to teach a series on “Is Elvis Alive?” and shares his personal experiences, including meeting Elvis’ half-brother. The episode mentions recent developments such as an Elvis film, the passing of Elvis’ daughter, new books, and a Fox News series on the topic. The series will explore the Elvis conspiracy and introduce a new theory in upcoming episodes, catering to both believers and skeptics of Elvis’s death.
In Ride for the Brand, we are unapologetically looking at how we can live legendary lives. God has called us to do so. In this study we discover that honesty and integrity are essential in closing the gap between the way things are and the way things ought to be. When we start becoming the stuff of legend – honesty and integrity allow us to live our faith in front of others in ways that honors God.