The good stuff this week is that God is a good Father. If we ask for bread, he will not give us a stone (Luke 11). Jesus allows us to relate to God as Father, and He will not give anything other than good gifts to His children.
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Video – Supernatural Peace in Troubled Times
Jesus promises a supernatural peace to His disciples as they face difficult circumstances. Perhaps our situations will not change, but the Father can help us relate to them differently with a God-given inner peace.
52 – On a Limb for Someone Else
The hypothesis of this episode is that our spiritual lives are incomplete if we do not express compassion and kindness to our fellow people. The experiment is to actively help those who are outside of our normal circle of relationships.
42 – The Undertow of Habit
The hypothesis of this episode is that our lives can easily fall into a routine that does not reflect our priorities. The experiment is to identify where our schedules and habits do not line up to the vision we have for our lives, and to include God as we make a plan to institute change.
39 – Exploring Salvation: A Conversation
Jeremiah and his friend Lewis discuss the various ways in which salvation is explained in the New Testament. This wide-ranging conversation includes such topics as resurrection, new life, the person of Jesus, and how to relate to sin.
27 – Reclaiming the Living Christ: A Conversation
Jeremiah has a conversation with his friend Lewis regarding the person of Jesus. The idea of “reclaiming” Jesus refers to pursuing a relationship with Him which goes beyond the limitations of both secular and religious concepts.
Episode 20 – Forgiveness
Jeremiah discusses the Biblical perspective on forgiveness. The hypothesis is that forgiveness is an act which results in freedom, particularly for the forgiver! The experiment is to forgive someone who has hurt you.
Episode 18 – Who is Jesus Christ?
Jeremiah discusses the obstacles in the way of truly knowing the person of Jesus Christ. The hypothesis is that Jesus is the person of the Trinity that we can most relate to. The experiment is to introduce yourself to Jesus and let Him introduce Himself to you.