The story of the good Samaritan has a familiar theme of Christlike love and neighborly kindness. In this episode, Hank offers a potential suggestion that perhaps the story is also a symbollic representation of the plan of redemption.
This life is filled with valleys and mountains that are crooked and rough that we constantly have to navigate. Thank goodness for a Savior who can perfectly and smoothly balance those out for us. If you’d like to view the video that goes with this podcast, click here
Lisa kicks off her book club on More Than a Body by Lindsay & Lexie Kite. She and Kacy Faulconer break down their first impressions of the book and personal relationships to the topic (and one of the authors), and begin their discussion on Chapter 1, "Rising with Body Image Resilience".
It’s confession day, friends. Once again I’m sharing a story that makes me sound like a totally awful person. Listen in and enjoy my embarrassment!
The Savior showed the perfect example of how to treat the selfish and the lost. Hank explains that regardless of these character's intentions, their value is still always the same in Christ's eyes.
Hank Smith and John Bytheway talk about this week's Come, Follow Me study.
Our final look back on season 2 before we take a break to prepare season 3.
The gospel of Mark is a fast paced gospel where right out of the gate we see the immediate and straightway goodness of Jesus Christ.
What are your rough edges? Sometimes, I think they are disguised as personality traits that won’t change. But let’s study Luke 3:5 together!
Do we see ourselves in the parables of the unjust steward, the nine lepers, or the rich man? Hank helps us apply these parables into our everyday lives and helps us rethink our current level of gratitude.