Dr. Nicholas Frederick continues to explore the themes in Revelation 1-5, including keys to understanding the role of Jesus Christ and the key to peace in a tumultuous book of scripture and a chaotic world.
Love God, Love People. And the order in which we do it is crucial to us becoming better at both.
How can I study Revelation in a way that makes sense to me? A warning, a contextual outline, and the promise of Jesus' salvation are all included in Dr. Frederick's framework for studying Revelation.
Today we're studying 1 John 4:4 in just one minute! Grab your scriptures and let's dive into them together!
Wilson Wu was born and raised in New Zealand, a convert to the Church, and served in the China Hong Kong mission. He holds a Bachelor of Commerce in International Business and works as a claims manager for a public health insurance company, Accident Compensation Corporation. Wilson currently serves in his bishopric and has previously served as a Young Men counselor, branch clerk, counselor in an elders quorum presidency, ward executive secretary, elders quorum president, stake executive secretary, and assistant stake clerk. He and his wife have one daughter. Links
Once we truly understand how Jesus Christ is our “advocate” and “propitiation”, then we will love and trust Him even more.
Lisa is joined by Jillian Benfield and Usha Tewari in a conversation about how to find community, how to build community, and how to leverage the strength of a community to make life better for all caregivers. Featuring Billie Short, Elizabeth Miller, and Shana Jones.
Why is it so important to not “love” the world? And what does that look like? Let’s study 1 John 2:15!
Our main form of communication is through language - spoken, written, and thought. We live in a world full of language and much of it is negative. Is it any wonder that if we so willingly speak to each other negatively that the source may actually stem from how we speak to ourselves? Coach Michelle Keill is on the podcast today talking about how the way we speak to ourselves not only impacts us, but all the relationships we have in our lives. If we want to see better external talk, then we need to start talking better to ourselves. Speaking well to ourselves is something that God expects of us and he has taught us how to do this. Listen today as Michelle not only talks about the importance of positive self-talk but also gives scriptural references showing the importance God holds in speaking nicely about ourselves. If you’d like help in being better at speaking kindly with yourself, please reach out to Michelle and let her help you. Enjoy this episode.
"People don't necessarily believe when someone with a concussion shares what they’re experiencing. So just being there with them and believing them when they share with you can make a massive difference”. Concussion coach and occupational therapist Bethany Lewis shares the connection between concussions and other mental and emotional challenges and how you can treat and heal your symptoms one day at a time.