Thanksgiving represents moments that many of us look forward to all year. It is a time to reflect and give thanks for our blessings around a table, and what a table it is. Dish after dish represents not only an amazing taste, but it even conjures up precious memories of thanksgivings past. It's a time where we look forward to encouraging those who helped to create the meals and dishes we enjoy. Today, Jeremy discusses the power and beauty of encouragement and challenges us to provide encouraging words that heal in life rather than discouraging words that tear down and destroy.
PTSD is most likely an overused description of fear, but it is not something that should be ignored. It turns out, your brain is a powerful player in the role it has to protect you from fear. But when that fear begins to take over, it may be a sign that you need help beyond what the average person can give.
Phobia's are not exactly fears. While related, a phobia is a type of fear that causes a person to live in an irrational way. If undetected they can control both you and others.
Jump scares are fantastic, especially when it's not you that's being scared! In this sermon on Fear, Jeremy discusses the brain's process of factoring fear in a way that benefits those who are afraid.
What does the Bible really say about fear? Most people incorrectly assign a verse to shame people who fear into believing fear itself is a sin. Newsflash, it is not. Join us today to discover more about the emotion that cripples us and benefits us.
Today is a big day! We were happy to roll out the long-awaited Gateway University. Our special guest Dr. Randy Willingham came to Gateway today to join Jeremy in what proves to be a tremendous opportunity for people who are seeking to improve their lives through skillsets that allow them to bloom where they are planted. The program that Lipscomb University has begun pioneering is partnering with churches through a competency-based learning program that uses the local church to train and equip people for the sake of the kingdom. Listen in and if you're interested, follow through.