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Episode 312 - The Idol of Control by RBAR

Episode 311- How to Loose 15lbs Quick by RBAR

Episode 310 - The Alcoholics Bible Verse by RBAR

Another shot out to my brothers who have not let me be a long ranger: Andy, DT, Chad, and Nicholas. Love you brothers. Let's go make more followers.

Let each of you look not only to his own interests, but also to the interests of others - Philippians 2:4

Episode 307 - Cultivating Courage by RBAR

Months ago my wife and I volunteered to teach the children’s church. We knew Easter would be a combined service potentially doubling our congregation in size. We were up for the service. What a treat. The entire children's ChChurch (approximately 50+ joined the main congregation in the “big hall” for worship in music. Before we sent the children into he auditorium, I stood on a chair and told them, “When we heart about Jesus resurrecting from the dead I want you to make the loudest noise and start celebrating like crazy!” Their little eyes lit up as in “are you serious!? YESSSSSS!” hahahaha. I love the innocence of the children. We were placed on the balcony while the grown ups were on the lower level. When I would cheer and clap my hands, the children would light up the room with cheers. When the song, Forever, came on, they had perfect timing and pitch! I was blown away! After the service, the worship leader as well as a few members of the band told me they too were blown away. I told my wif

Dustin Kensrue - Rejoice Lyrics | Artist: Dustin Kensrue | Album: The Water & the Blood Come and stand before your Maker Full of wonder, full of fear Come behold His power and glory Yet with confidence draw near For the one who holds the heavens And commands the stars above Is the God who bends to bless us With an unrelenting love Rejoice, come and lift your hands and Raise your voice, He is worthy of our praise Rejoice, sing of mercies of your King And with trembling, rejoice We are children of the promise The beloved of the Lord Won with everlasting kindness Bought with sacrificial blood Bringing reconciliation To a world that longs to know The affections of a Father Who will never let them go Rejoice, come and lift your hands and Raise your voice, He is worthy of our praise Rejoice, sing of mercies of your King And with trembling, rejoice All our sickness, all our sorrows Jesus carried up the hill He has walked this path before us He is walking with us still Turning tragedy to triumph Turning

Episode 305: Good Friday? by RBAR

Episode 304: In My Wilderness (Set a Fire) by RBAR

Episode 303: Parenting an Athlete by RBAR

Episode 302: What is the IXOYE Fish? by RBAR

Episode 301: C.S. Lewis on How to Start the Day by RBAR

Taking thoughts captive means taking other people's thoughts captive. At least that's what Paul meant when he said it. But I've learned that I can take the enemy's thoughts captive as well, meaning my own thoughts that are in opposition to the knowledge of God.

Around 1999-2000 I heard about the “Dark Night of the Soul.” Nearly two decades later it finally makes sense to me. I experienced the dark night of the soul in 2014 on a night when all of my secrets came out in the open. My soul was set free and I am no longer a slave to fear. If the dark night of the soul is the night when the enemy (i.e. the flesh, the devil/demons, and the world) is silenced, I most certainly experienced this night as I knelt before my wife and became fully known to her. "When the soul enters into the dark night, all these things are put under control. The flesh will be quieted, the devil will be silent, and the fear will subside, all because of the fact that God takes away all of the sensory pleasure, and the soul is purified in the absence of it" (Devotional Classics, p. 35). Prior to this dark night of the soul was the darkest period of my life. I was seven years into marriage and just under a decade of ministry. In hindsight, I see how my soul slowly became calloused and where

Episode 298: Dont Fake It Till You Make It by RBAR

See Vlog here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-j7cSgbMhWs

Episode 296: What Revival Looks Like by RBAR

Good coaching entails wisdom in knowing when to push the team and when to allow space for growth. The same may be true in discipleship. Progression is evident in the way Jesus dealt with people. He never operated the same with two different people. We could make some good observations if we studied the life of Jesus and his discipleship.

Episode 294: Squashing Evil Spirits by RBAR