#23: SPONSOR FUN - Yukon Bob’s Apocalypse HQ
A little fun leading up to Episode 25 - A Christian’s response to difficult times.
A little fun leading up to Episode 25 - A Christian’s response to difficult times.
Follow up to Man Up Challenge #1! Keeping our word. Mark and Jason took the Man Up Challenge and share the results, lessons learned as well as some humurous insights on what we can do to be BETTER men of our word.
Are you ready to MAN UP? Are you a man of your word? Would you like to be? We explore the benefits to being men of our words, the consequences for not, some tips on how to, and introduce a challenge like none-other. Ready for a challenge? Let’s GO!
Without Caleb, this wouldn’t be possible. Thank you Caleb and OnRamp Web Design! Caleb didn’t ask us to plug him, which makes it even more fun!
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An impromptu conversation where Jason puts Mark on the spot, bringing up a real life scenario. Entertainment choices. They affect our kids. Honesty and some courage to ask some tough questions. This is where the pedal hits the metal… so to speak.
It’s okay to laugh. Really!
Marriage. It’s kind of a big deal, and it’s not for everyone. Is the person you are studying with ready? Some things to help them consider when making the decision to become the bride of Christ. Also, HOW do we help them become Christians? The Sinner’s Prayer? Getting in the water? Both? Neither? Be ready to be challenged… no matter WHICH direction you are coming from. Ready? Let’s GO!
In every relationship we have to ask the question: Is that person who they say they are? The answer to that question determines who we will trust, affiliate with and lean on. The same is true in building a relationship with Christ. Who is He? In this episode we help our friend come to the critical point of having to answer the question that Jesus asks: “Who do you say that I am?” The answer to this question determines everything. Ready? Let’s GO!
McDonalds is fast. Starbucks is fast. Microwave popcorn is fast. Presenting the gospel is… fast? While we don’t want to drag things out longer than they need to be, the fact is that fast-food Christianity is a lot like fast-food itself. Quickly consumed, quickly forgotten. While the consumer is left wanting, the seller feels like they accomplished something. But it seems that most methods of presenting the gospel really are the quick and easy variety. What better way is there to present the gospel that will be more likely to produce lasting fruit? In this episode we offer a better path than the Romans Road. Ready? Let’s GO!