Rebels For Jesus Podcast

Christians are called to love as Jesus loved.

Life can be a pressure cooker. When the world seems to be closing in around us and we have no idea what to do God gives us advice on dealing with the pressure.

Everyday we have choices to make. These choices impact our lives, some more so than others. Joshua asked the people of Israel to make a choice, just like them, we face the same choice everyday.

We are to love other Christians. We need to show them the same love Jesus shows toward us daily.

We all want respect, but we not as quick to give respect. "You have to earn it," but what does the bible say? You might be surprised.

As we answer God's call to follow Him, we are to impact the lives of others. We are to become fishers of men (and women).

Jesus is calling each of us into a relationship with Him and into a daily walk with Him. Peter and Andrew heard the call and followed, we need to do likewise.

When we face tough times we need to be strong and keep our eyes on God. We need to look at our problems through God and not God through our problems. This is what Caleb need and we need to follow his example.

Handling Our Own Body 1 Corinthians 6:19-20

For many who will never open up a bible believers are God's letter to the world. You maybe the only bible some people will ever read. What are they reading?

As we try to be all God wants us to be we often find ourselves falling short, questioning ourselves, our walk with God, and some even wanting to give up. However, God's great saints, the men and women of faith where just like you and I, they weren't perfect. Even though they messed up God used them and He can us you. (If you listen earlier, I had the wrong song, sorry.)

While the world changes all around us, God never changes. When you face tough times look to God. He will see you through whatever hardships you are facing.

Christianity is not about rules and tradition it is about a loving relationship with God.

Learning to pray Jesus' way. Matthew 6:11-13.

Facing tought times can be a great teacher. It's a part of Christianity, it's becoming more like Jesus, according to James 1:2,3.

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