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The Glitch That Keeps On Giving
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Savoring the Peace of Jesus in a Chaotic World
This book was mentioned as relating to the story of Andrew finding his brother Simon and telling him that they had found the Messiah, and bringing him to Jesus.
Go back to John chapter one, verses 41 and 42.
— Episode: Between Two Extremes (Larry Brey)
This book was mentioned as relating to the story of Andrew finding his brother Simon and telling him that they had found the Messiah, and bringing him to Jesus.
Go back to John chapter one, verses 41 and 42.
It was mentioned in passing as a book about learned optimism, suggesting that the speaker had once considered himself a pessimist but had since changed his perspective and learned optimism.
I found out they even wrote a book about it called Learned Optimism. I'm like, I didn't know that was a skill. I thought that was a personality.
— Episode: The X Factor
It was mentioned in passing as a book about learned optimism, suggesting that the speaker had once considered himself a pessimist but had since changed his perspective and learned optimism.
I found out they even wrote a book about it called Learned Optimism. I'm like, I didn't know that was a skill. I thought that was a personality.
Breaking Through to the Blessed Life (Breakthrough Series)
It was mentioned as a book that was given to Steven Furtick by his editor at the beginning of his writing journey, to remind him that books do get finished. It was mentioned in the context of encouraging listeners that they can overcome obstacles and complete their goals.
He brought me a book on our first meeting and I was like, what's this? I didn't even really want the book and even really know who the author was. So what's this? He said you just need this so that yo...
— Episode: When Never Meets Now
It was mentioned as a book that was given to Steven Furtick by his editor at the beginning of his writing journey, to remind him that books do get finished. It was mentioned in the context of encouraging listeners that they can overcome obstacles and complete their goals.
He brought me a book on our first meeting and I was like, what's this? I didn't even really want the book and even really know who the author was. So what's this? He said you just need this so that you can have a reminder that books do get finished.
Help for Adult Children of Dysfunctional Families
It was mentioned as a book about dealing with past trauma so that it doesn't become a limitation on what someone believes is possible in their life.
There's a book called Making Peace with Your Past and you may have read it.
— Episode: But Now Be Strong
It was mentioned as a book about dealing with past trauma so that it doesn't become a limitation on what someone believes is possible in their life.
There's a book called Making Peace with Your Past and you may have read it.
It's about dealing with the trauma that happens to you so that your trauma watch this doesn't become your template.
It was mentioned in the context of frustration being an indication of divine expectation, implying that humans have desires that can only be fulfilled in another world, as suggested by C.S. Lewis's book.
C.S. Lewis said, 'If I find in myself desires which nothing in this world can satisfy, the only logical explanation is that I was made for another world.'
— Episode: The Frustration Of Expectation (Rich Wil...
It was mentioned in the context of frustration being an indication of divine expectation, implying that humans have desires that can only be fulfilled in another world, as suggested by C.S. Lewis's book.
C.S. Lewis said, 'If I find in myself desires which nothing in this world can satisfy, the only logical explanation is that I was made for another world.'
Guide to Joy
The book of Philippians was used to illustrate a contrasting view of contentment, where Apostle Paul expressed a sense of satisfaction regardless of circumstances, in contrast to Moses' feeling of being a foreigner and wanderer.
One of them is from the Apostle Paul when he pens the book to the Philippian church.
— Episode: Let’s Face It (Larry Brey)
The book of Philippians was used to illustrate a contrasting view of contentment, where Apostle Paul expressed a sense of satisfaction regardless of circumstances, in contrast to Moses' feeling of being a foreigner and wanderer.
One of them is from the Apostle Paul when he pens the book to the Philippian church.
I know what it is to be in plenty and I know what it is to be in want.
I know it is to have everything and nothing, he says, and have learned the secret of being content.
And he says, this is all I'll ever be.
And it's the highest potential possibility for contentment, because it doesn't matter where you put me. It doesn't matter what happens to me. I know who I am.
The Power of Your Words Can Change the World
It was mentioned as a book written by Bishop T.D. Jakes to encourage young people to own their communication and not let their feelings negatively impact their purpose. It was also discussed in relation to communication and mentorship.
I wrote Don't Drop the Mic to say to young people, number one, the mic is yours.
— Episode: Don't Drop The Mic with Bishop T.D. Jake...
It was mentioned as a book written by Bishop T.D. Jakes to encourage young people to own their communication and not let their feelings negatively impact their purpose. It was also discussed in relation to communication and mentorship.
I wrote Don't Drop the Mic to say to young people, number one, the mic is yours.
It's not going to be yours. It's yours.
We are still alive, but it is yours.
It is your generation that must be reached and touched and maintain relevance today.
And I am just telling you that the mic is heavier than it looks. Don't drop it when your feelings are hurt. Don't drop it when you're angry. Don't drop it.
It was a fiction book about elephants that sparked Holly Furtick's interest in the species, leading her to explore other media about them.
It all started with a fiction book by Jodie Pico. I don't know if anybody is a Jodie Pico fan.
— Episode: Bonus Episode: Root Check (Holly Furtick...
It was a fiction book about elephants that sparked Holly Furtick's interest in the species, leading her to explore other media about them.
It all started with a fiction book by Jodie Pico. I don't know if anybody is a Jodie Pico fan.
Engaging in the Struggle to Cultivate the Life You Were Born to Live
It was written after the loss of her daughter, Linnea, and was inspired by her faith through that difficult time. The speaker mentioned that he found the title powerful and thought it encapsulated a full sermon.
Jenny wrote a book last year. I thought the title of the book was so great, and I know the story behind it.
— Episode: The Momentum of a Decision
It was written after the loss of her daughter, Linnea, and was inspired by her faith through that difficult time. The speaker mentioned that he found the title powerful and thought it encapsulated a full sermon.
Jenny wrote a book last year. I thought the title of the book was so great, and I know the story behind it.
Her book was called Fight to Flourish. It's a great title.
I said, "Jenny, how did you think of that title?" Because I'm a title guy.
I feel like that title, Fight to Flourish, is a whole sermon in itself. I feel like you could charge $14.99 just for the title and not even have to write the book.
Of course, the book was written about how they lost their daughter, Linnea, who went to heaven suddenly about eight years ago.
It was mentioned as the Elevation album that has the live version of "The Blessing", which the speaker enjoyed listening to and found very moving.
if you don't have it, you're dumb.
— Episode: More Than Miracles (Holly Furtick)
It was mentioned as the Elevation album that has the live version of "The Blessing", which the speaker enjoyed listening to and found very moving.
if you don't have it, you're dumb.
The book of John was the focus of the sermon, specifically John 6:28, where the speaker talked about Jesus' statement, "I am the bread of life." It centered around moving past miracles to understand Jesus' role as the provider of spiritual nourishment.
In the book of John, Jesus makes seven statements.
— Episode: More Than Miracles (Holly Furtick)
The book of John was the focus of the sermon, specifically John 6:28, where the speaker talked about Jesus' statement, "I am the bread of life." It centered around moving past miracles to understand Jesus' role as the provider of spiritual nourishment.
In the book of John, Jesus makes seven statements.
Today, I want to go back and talk about the very first I Am statement that Jesus presented to his followers, and that is, I am the bread of life.
Discovering God's Love for You (Timeless Faith Classics)
It was mentioned as a helpful resource for understanding Psalm 23 from a shepherd's perspective, particularly regarding the concept of God's anointing and its impact on overcoming anxieties and fears.
A couple years ago, I came across this book. It's called A Shepherd Looks at Psalm 23.
— Episode: I Know The Way (Holly Furtick)
It was mentioned as a helpful resource for understanding Psalm 23 from a shepherd's perspective, particularly regarding the concept of God's anointing and its impact on overcoming anxieties and fears.
A couple years ago, I came across this book. It's called A Shepherd Looks at Psalm 23.
It's by a man named Philip Keller, who was an actual shepherd.
In this book, he takes you through verse by verse, explaining the psalm from a shepherd's perspective.
He anoints my head with oil, and he talks about noseflies.
Their attacks, the flies on animals, can readily turn the golden months of summertime into a time of torture for the sheep and drive them to almost distraction.
The Extraordinary Calling of Ordinary People
It was mentioned as a book written by a friend of the speaker, who lives in London, and was a free plug for the author.
He has a book out called Joseph of Arimathea.
— Episode: Make Room For The New
It was mentioned as a book written by a friend of the speaker, who lives in London, and was a free plug for the author.
He has a book out called Joseph of Arimathea.
check it out on Amazon, Kinkasta, Joseph of Arimathea.
God Turns Pressure into Power
It was discussed as a book about how fruitfulness is not the end, and how the crushing process can lead to soaring, if managed correctly. It was also described as addressing how people get stuck in a pathology of pain.
I want to get into the content of the book, Crushing God Turns Pressure Into Power.
— Episode: Crushing: God Turns Pressure Into Power...
It was discussed as a book about how fruitfulness is not the end, and how the crushing process can lead to soaring, if managed correctly. It was also described as addressing how people get stuck in a pathology of pain.
I want to get into the content of the book, Crushing God Turns Pressure Into Power.
All right, I love the book. It's about how fruitfulness is not the end, that the gardener, the vine dresser crushes the grapes to make wine.
I talk about it in the book.
You got to read the book.
I wrote Crushing to tell you, yes, you go through it and I go through it and we go through it and we all go through it.
(A Catholic Bible Commentary on the New Testament by Trusted Catholic Biblical Scholars - CCSS)
The speaker used the book of Second Corinthians to discuss Paul's defense of his changed plans and God's faithfulness, leading to a sermon about saying 'yes' to God even when the plan changes.
Second Corinthians, chapter 1, is our selection for today.
— Episode: The Second Yes
The speaker used the book of Second Corinthians to discuss Paul's defense of his changed plans and God's faithfulness, leading to a sermon about saying 'yes' to God even when the plan changes.
Second Corinthians, chapter 1, is our selection for today.
He doesn't really talk about that until chapters 8 and 9 of Second Corinthians.
He's explaining to them why he had to change his plans from what he intended to do to what God purposed.
'I'm going to come spend 18 months with you.' But then he didn't.
'Because I was confident of this...' Basically, because I thought we had a relationship. Basically, because I thought you knew that I don't just move according to what I feel but I operate according to God's purpose.
How God Uses Broken People to Do Big Things
It was suggested as a potential book title, referencing a feeling of inadequacy and the need to rely on Jesus and the Holy Spirit.
Ooh, that's a good book title. I'm going to write me a book called unqualified. Watch it.
— Episode: What To Do In A Valley (Jabin Chavez)
It was suggested as a potential book title, referencing a feeling of inadequacy and the need to rely on Jesus and the Holy Spirit.
Ooh, that's a good book title. I'm going to write me a book called unqualified. Watch it.
50 Devotions for Sleeping Well in a World Full of Worry
It was read to Steven's father during his final days while he was in hospice, as he was nearing death.
I got to be there reading to him from Charles Spurgeon's sermon, 'The Peaceful Sleep of the Beloved', after I sang to him the 'O Rugged Cross'.
— Episode: 50/50 Faith
It was read to Steven's father during his final days while he was in hospice, as he was nearing death.
I got to be there reading to him from Charles Spurgeon's sermon, 'The Peaceful Sleep of the Beloved', after I sang to him the 'O Rugged Cross'.
How to Make Every Decision with Peace and Confidence
The movie 'Big Fish' was mentioned, and the pastor described a personal experience of crying during it, which then became a recurring event within his family after his children read the book.
Fifteen years ago, 2003, I'm taking my then-girlfriend, Ferris, who's my wife now, to see a movie called Big Fish.
— Episode: Acceptable Sacrifices
The movie 'Big Fish' was mentioned, and the pastor described a personal experience of crying during it, which then became a recurring event within his family after his children read the book.
Fifteen years ago, 2003, I'm taking my then-girlfriend, Ferris, who's my wife now, to see a movie called Big Fish.
Ferris behind my back got the girls to start reading Big Fish at night.
About three weeks ago, I get the call that I'd been dreading, the call that triggered me. That's when Adley says, Daddy, when you get home tonight, we're watching Big Fish.
But then he hit that grassy knoll. I cried just like it was 15 years ago.
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