May 12, 2008
Podcast > Wake Up > A 'Hole Mutha Level
It's an Old Testament story about parenting, prayer and the posture of hearts. And as he unpacks the story in this message, Ed Young contrasts two very different parenting styles—one wide awake; one fast asleep. And he shows us that to get the most out of parenting we must answer the question: are we awake or asleep? Because when we are awake to hearing the voice and direction of God, we'll discover parenting and life on a 'hole mutha level.
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Length: 39:58
Sleep is an interesting state. When we're asleep, we don't even know it. It's only when we wake up that we realize we had been asleep in the first place. It's true physically; it's also true spiritually.
In this series, Ed Young looks at several characters throughout the Bible who found themselves asleep to what God had in store for them. And as we get an inside track into their lives, we discover that in our own lives, God doesn't want us to be lulled to sleep spiritually. Because life takes on so much more meaning, direction and purpose when we finally wake up!
Wake Up
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May 08, 2008
Podcast > Wake Up > Sleeping in Church
Most people are familiar with the major league players in the Bible, the heavy hitters. Jesus. Moses. Paul. Adam and Eve. But what about the characters we aren’t so familiar with? Is there anything we can learn from the minor league players?
In this message, Ed Young takes a look at one of these lesser known characters, Eutychus. And as we learn about his story in Acts 20, we see that God has a wake up call designed to help us all get the most out of life.
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Length: 24:39
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Posted by Victoria Sullivan at 07:56 PM in Podcasts | Permalink | Comments (0)
April 29, 2008
Podcast > Thread > Sew What?
“If it feels good, do it.” “I don’t feel like it.” “I’ve got a feeling…” Sayings like that permeate our feelings-focused culture. But in this message, Ed Young reminds us that feelings are a lot like fashion trends—they come and go. That’s why, if we want to be true followers of Christ, we cannot follow our feelings. Our freaky, fickle feelings must be sewn to God’s foundational wardrobe of truth.
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Length: 26:44
We are crazy about clothes—we have a passion for fashion. That fashion frenzy is nothing new. And in this series called Thread we’re going to explore where it all started. More importantly, though, we’re going to find out that this life will never make sense until we discover the common thread that holds it all together and reconnect the disconnected fabric of our lives.
Thread
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Posted by Victoria Sullivan at 06:44 AM in Podcasts | Permalink | Comments (0)
April 21, 2008
Podcast > Thread > Mirror Image
We live in a world of worship. God has woven the desire for worship into the very fabric of our lives. But many of us worship the wrong things—from clothing to careers to sports to sex. God, though, wants our worship to be a clear reflection of our intense passion for Him. In this third installment of the series, Ed Young teaches that, as we worship God in everything we do, we become a mirror image of Him.
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Length: 31:55
We are crazy about clothes—we have a passion for fashion. That fashion frenzy is nothing new. And in this series called Thread we’re going to explore where it all started. More importantly, though, we’re going to find out that this life will never make sense until we discover the common thread that holds it all together and reconnect the disconnected fabric of our lives.
Thread
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Posted by Victoria Sullivan at 02:29 PM in Podcasts | Permalink | Comments (0)
April 15, 2008
Podcast > Wholly Holy > Just Stay Married
So often when we get married we’re looking for and hoping for the ‘happily ever after’. But then reality hits. Laundry starts to pile up. Bills have to be paid. And we discover that marriage takes some serious work.
That’s when the world says, “If you aren’t happy, just leave.” But to fully discover all that God has in store for us, we have to realize that marriage is about so much more than just our happiness.
In this message, Ed Young teaches us that while marriage may not be the easiest thing, it can be the greatest thing if we do what it takes to just stay married.
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Length: 37:31
We look to our marriage relationships for companionship, friendship and meaning. We expect marriage to solve our need for wholeness, completeness, and happiness. But is that all God had in mind when he designed the holy institution of marriage?
In this series, Ed Young takes a unique approach to marriage. And as we look to God's plan, we discover that marriage may never have been intended so much for our happiness as much as it was for our holiness.
Wholly Holy
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Posted by Victoria Sullivan at 04:21 PM in Podcasts | Permalink | Comments (0)
April 08, 2008
Podcast > Wholly Holy > Just Don't Get Married
A great marriage isn't something that just happens. Sadly though, society tells us that marriage is just like any other relationship—a party that we can show up to and leave whenever we want. And others think that getting married will solve all our relational, emotional and spiritual issues. None of these views is accurate or equal to what God had in mind when he designed the marriage relationship.
In this message, Ed Young reveals the truth about the work it takes to have a successful marriage. And he tells us boldly that if we aren't willing to do the work in order to reap the rewards, then just don't get married.
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Length: 37:17
In today's world, we look to our relationships for companionship, friendship and meaning. One of the biggest needs we look for relationships to solve in our lives is the need to feel whole, complete. But is that really what God had in mind when he designed families, friendships and specifically marriages?
In this series, Ed Young takes a unique approach to marriage and relationships. And as we look to God's plan, we discover that they may never have been intended to make us whole. They were designed instead to make us holy.
Wholly Holy
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Posted by Victoria Sullivan at 02:12 PM in Podcasts | Permalink | Comments (0)
April 01, 2008
Podcast > Wholly Holy > Just Get Married
You’re single. You’re a man. You’re a Christian. This message is made for you.
You’re already married. You’re a woman. You don’t know Jesus. This message is for you.
You’re divorced. You’re a grandparent. You’re a father of three. Whoever you are and whatever life-stage you’re in, this message is for you.
How can a message about getting married be for everyone? Because marriage is a part of your life. And in this message, Ed Young teaches us how marriage done God’s way and in God’s time helps us all get the most out of life and the most out of ourselves.
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Length: 31:38
In today's world, we look to our relationships for companionship, friendship and meaning. One of the biggest needs we look for relationships to solve in our lives is the need to feel whole, complete. But is that really what God had in mind when he designed families, friendships and specifically marriages?
In this series, Ed Young takes a unique approach to marriage and relationships. And as we look to God's plan, we discover that they may never have been intended to make us whole. They were designed instead to make us holy.
Wholly Holy
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Posted by Victoria Sullivan at 05:40 PM in Podcasts | Permalink | Comments (0)
March 25, 2008
Podcast > Wholly Holy > The Holy One
Easter is a time of celebration. But more than that it is a realization of the greatest gift of all, the gift of eternal life through Christ, the holy one. In this special Easter message, Ed Young reveals how the power of that gift is available to us in every day and in every situation in order to make us holy as well.
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Length: 32:10
In today's world, we look to our relationships for companionship, friendship and meaning. One of the biggest needs we look for relationships to solve in our lives is the need to feel whole, complete. But is that really what God had in mind when he designed families, friendships and specifically marriages?
In this series, Ed Young takes a unique approach to marriage and relationships. And as we look to God's plan, we discover that they may never have been intended to make us whole. They were designed instead to make us holy.
Wholly Holy
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Posted by victoria.sullivan at 02:05 PM in Podcasts | Permalink | Comments (0)
March 17, 2008
Podcast > Thread > Camo Christian
In the garden, God asked Adam and Eve, “Where are you?” And he continues to ask that question of us today. In this message, Ed Young shows us that many of our attempts at wearing Christ may actually be camouflaged patterns that blend into our surroundings rather than the original pattern God designed.
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Length: 26:14
We are crazy about clothes—we have a passion for fashion. That fashion frenzy is nothing new. And in this series called Thread we’re going to explore where it all started. More importantly, though, we’re going to find out that this life will never make sense until we discover the common thread that holds it all together and reconnect the disconnected fabric of our lives.
Thread
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March 10, 2008
Podcast > Thread > Tailor Made
This message teaches that God has a tailor made garment for each of us that does much more than just cover our physical bodies. When we clothe ourselves in Christ, He replaces our sin-tattered garment and brings us back in line with the Master Designer's original pattern for our lives.
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Length: 36:15
We are crazy about clothes—we have a passion for fashion. That fashion frenzy is nothing new. And in this series called Thread we’re going to explore where it all started. More importantly, though, we’re going to find out that this life will never make sense until we discover the common thread that holds it all together and reconnect the disconnected fabric of our lives.
Thread
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Posted by victoria.sullivan at 07:29 PM in Podcasts | Permalink | Comments (0)
March 03, 2008
Podcast > The Big D > Part 2
When most people think of delegation, they assume it’s a business term, one which is only implemented by those in mid-level management or higher on the corporate ladder. But true delegation is something that impacts every area of life: from the marriage to the marketplace, from friendships to finances.
And in the second message of this 2-part series, Ed Young shows us how true delegation, from God’s perspective, will help us embrace the greatness he has in store for all of us.
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Length: 40:17
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Posted by victoria.sullivan at 07:38 PM in Podcasts | Permalink | Comments (0)
February 27, 2008
Podcast > The Big D > Part 1
When most people think of delegation, they assume it’s a business term, one which is only implemented by those in mid-level management or higher on the corporate ladder. But true delegation is something that impacts every area of life: from the marriage to the marketplace, from friendships to finances.
And in the first of this two-part series, Ed Young shows us how true delegation, from God’s perspective, will help us embrace the greatness he has in store for all of us.
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Length: 30:13
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Posted by victoria.sullivan at 05:27 PM in Podcasts | Permalink | Comments (0)
February 18, 2008
Podcast > Masterpieces > Raising of the Cross
Have you ever felt like just a face in the crowd? In this special Easter message, based on Rembrandt’s self-portrait, The Raising of the Cross, you'll discover how God has communicated what He thinks about each one of us through the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ.
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Length: 29:59
Sometimes a great work of art can take your breath away. But we see even greater masterpieces every day, human lives in the hands of the Creator. In this series, using some of the world’s great masterpieces as backdrops, Ed Young reminds us that the canvas of life is still wet.
Masterpieces
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February 15, 2008
Podcast > Multiple Choice > On Board
Negotiating the Multiple Choice maze of life is no easy task, especially when we try to become lone decision-makers. This concluding message of the series highlights the wisdom in a multitude of counselors.
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Length: 28:55
Choices. You are faced with them every day. Some are mundane and others meaningful, but each choice leads somewhere. In this series of talks for the New Year, Ed Young issues a "multiple choice" challenge to make better decisions toward better living.
Multiple Choice
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February 04, 2008
Podcast > Multiple Choice > A-Maze-Ing
Life is often compared to a maze, and each of us negotiates that maze differently. This message explores various decision-making styles and offers a balanced approach to a full and A-maze-ing life.
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Length: 30:59
Choices. You are faced with them every day. Some are mundane and others meaningful, but each choice leads somewhere. In this series of talks for the New Year, Ed Young issues a "multiple choice" challenge to make better decisions toward better living.
Multiple Choice
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Posted by victoria.sullivan at 08:56 PM in Podcasts | Permalink | Comments (0)
January 28, 2008
Podcast > Multiple Choice > Is It?
Our lives are the sum total of all the decisions we have made in the past, we are making today and we will make in the future. That’s why we need to understand three foundational decision-making questions used by the greatest decision maker of all time.
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Length: 38:18
Choices. You are faced with them every day. Some are mundane and others meaningful, but each choice leads somewhere. In this series of talks for the New Year, Ed Young issues a "multiple choice" challenge to make better decisions toward better living.
Multiple Choice
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Posted by victoria.sullivan at 02:49 PM in Podcasts | Permalink | Comments (0)
January 21, 2008
Podcast > Multiple Choice > In Tense - Part 2
This message continues to examine the dividing line of In Tense decision-making. Ed Young expands on the discerning question: Against the backdrop of my past, how do my present day decisions square with my future dreams and aspirations?
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Length: 30:23
Multiple Choice
Choices. You are faced with them every day. Some are mundane and others meaningful, but each choice leads somewhere. In this series of talks for the New Year, Ed Young issues a "multiple choice" challenge to make better decisions toward better living.
Multiple Choice
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January 14, 2008
Podcast > Multiple Choice > In Tense - Part 1
Sometimes the little choices we make seem insignificant. But this message reminds us that even the micro decisions we make every day, when added together, reflect who we are and where we’re headed.
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Length: 29:57
Choices. You are faced with them every day. Some are mundane and others meaningful, but each choice leads somewhere. In this series of talks for the New Year, Ed Young issues a "multiple choice" challenge to make better decisions toward better living.
Multiple Choice
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Posted by victoria.sullivan at 05:38 PM in Podcasts | Permalink | Comments (0)
January 07, 2008
Podcast > Betrayal > The Pit
Whether we’ve experienced a broken marriage, been cheated by a business partner, or had a friend turn their back on us, we’re all familiar with the pit of betrayal. We may have even been the one to push someone else into it. And so often, the feelings we have once we’ve hit the bottom can break us. But life doesn’t have to end in the pit.
In this message, Ed Young begins to look at the life of a man who experienced a literal pit of betrayal. And as we discover what led Joseph there, we also learn what it takes to get out of the pit and experience the breakthroughs that God has for each of us.
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Length: 20:41
The sting of betrayal. It's something we're all familiar with. We know all too well the feeling it leaves in our lives and on our souls. It's a bitter feeling full of resentment and hurt. But is it possible to overcome the devastating effects of betrayal and experience phenomenal outcomes?
In this series, Ed Young uncovers the dangerous secrets and God's powerful truth about this potent topic. And through the lives of some men who dealt with the harshest betrayal from those closest to them, we discover how God's amazing love, grace and forgiveness can lead us through betrayal and help us experience the life we were always meant to have.
Betrayal
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Posted by victoria.sullivan at 02:41 PM in Podcasts | Permalink | Comments (0)
December 31, 2007
Podcast > Multiple Choice > Is It?
Our lives are the sum total of all the decisions we have made in the past, we are making today and we will make in the future. That’s why we need to understand three foundational decision-making questions used by the greatest decision maker of all time.
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Length: 38:19
Choices. You are faced with them every day. Some are mundane and others meaningful, but each choice leads somewhere. In this series of talks for the New Year, Ed Young issues a "multiple choice" challenge to make better decisions toward better living.
Multiple Choice
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Posted by victoria.sullivan at 01:09 PM in Podcasts | Permalink | Comments (0)
December 24, 2007
Podcast > Right Christmas
We all have the perfect Christmas dream. We envision that one day of the year where everything falls into place and the world is right again. But inevitably, that one day falls short of our expectations. And we’re left wondering if the dream will ever come true.
In this Christmas message, Ed Young takes us back to that first Christmas. And as we unwrap the gift of forgiveness found in Jesus Christ, we realize that the perfect Christmas is much more than just a one-day dream; it’s something that God wants us to experience every single day of the year.
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Length: 36:59
Right Christmas
CreativePastors
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Posted by victoria.sullivan at 12:53 PM in Podcasts | Permalink | Comments (0)
December 17, 2007
Podcast > Christmas Classics > The Way is a Manger
Someone once said that Christmas is the season when we forget the past, we forget the future and we focus on the present. "Present" being what we're getting or giving for Christmas. We love to talk about gifts, though, don’t we? Instead, we need to turn the focus to something that is more important. How to receive God’s gift, exchange gifts with Him and realize the Way is a Manger.
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Length: 19:48
Join Ed as he takes a creative look at the greatest story ever told...the Christmas Story.
Christmas Classics
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Posted by victoria.sullivan at 02:09 PM in Podcasts | Permalink | Comments (0)
December 10, 2007
Podcast > Off the Chain > Un
Everyone wants the most out of life. But so often, to get the most out, we’ve got to be willing to put our best in. And it all comes down to generosity.
In this message, Ed Young looks at some powerful lessons in the Bible about generosity. And we learn that when it comes down to it, generosity is really all about the money. And when we come to the point of understanding what God has to say about it, we can come to the apex of off the chain living in God’s economy.
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Length: 31:04
Our perspective in life determines the direction we go. But for most of us, that perspective is limited, that view is skewed, that vision is impaired. And because of that, we chain ourselves up to an abundance of fear and a lack of trust. But God has so much more in store for us.
In this series, Ed Young reveals just what it takes to gain God’s perspective on our lives. And we see that by living a life of faith and obedience we can discover just what it means to live off the chain.
Off the Chain
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Posted by victoria.sullivan at 11:37 AM in Podcasts | Permalink | Comments (0)
December 03, 2007
Podcast > Christmas Classics > Away from a Manger
You can tell its Christmas because there are numerous advertising signs everywhere you look. If you think about it, we all have our own personal signs we put up as well. Some of us have stop signs, some of us carry detour signs. The innkeeper, Mary & Joseph & the Wisemen all had their own signs, too. That personal signage can either keep us away from a manger or it can draw us close to a manger.
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Length: 20:19
Join Ed as he takes a creative look at the greatest story ever told...the Christmas Story.
Christmas Classics
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Posted by victoria.sullivan at 02:37 PM in Podcasts | Permalink | Comments (0)
November 26, 2007
Podcast > Espresso Yourself > What Do You Say?
Children do not naturally have an inclination for appreciation. Parents have to constantly remind their kids to say “Thank You” by asking the chiding question: “What do you say?” As the Giver of all good things, our Heavenly Father is asking his children the same question.
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Length: 30:06
Espresso is a serious drink. Just a tiny cup of it packs a powerful caffeinated punch. In much the same way our lives can make a powerful impact on those around us. This series by Ed Young promises to caffeinate your Christianity as you understand what it means to Espresso Yourself in ways that glorify God and build up others.
Espresso Yourself
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Posted by victoria.sullivan at 09:58 AM in Podcasts | Permalink | Comments (0)
November 12, 2007
Podcast > Off the Chain > Gen Next
God has blessed all of us—relationally, emotionally, spiritually and even financially. But when we don’t have the right perspective on those blessings; when we think everything is a result of what we’ve done, we miss the fact that God is the source. And we end up far from where he wants us to be.
When it comes to the Christian life, the right perspective is crucial. And in this message, Ed Young shows how the right perspective does more than keep us on track with God’s will; it helps us reach the next generation for him.
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Length: 52:27
Our perspective in life determines the direction we go. But for most of us, that perspective is limited, that view is skewed, that vision is impaired. And because of that, we chain ourselves up to an abundance of fear and a lack of trust. But God has so much more in store for us.
In this series, Ed Young reveals just what it takes to gain God’s perspective on our lives. And we see that by living a life of faith and obedience we can discover just what it means to live off the chain.
Off the Chain
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November 05, 2007
Podcast > Beauty Full
Each year society spends countless dollars to convince women that beauty is skin deep. Whatever hurt or blemish you have in your life, the world says, can be easily covered with some sort of cream, concoction or conditioner. But when we value a woman’s physical looks more than her heart and soul, we end up with a desperate feeling of emptiness.
In this message, Ed Young uncovers some of the depth and meaning of real beauty, godly beauty. And he shows us that following God’s example and looking to him is the only thing that will lead to feeling truly beauty full.
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Length: 36:59
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Posted by victoria.sullivan at 01:23 PM in Podcasts | Permalink | Comments (0)
October 29, 2007
Podcast > Creativity Abroad
“In the beginning God created…” (Genesis 1:1).
God is a creative genius. And he has created each of us to be creative geniuses as well. We’re to use our creativity and uniqueness for a reason, for a purpose. And it’s a purpose that transcends borders.
In this message, originally recorded at the internationally known Hillsong Conference in Australia, Ed Young unpacks our creativity. And we learn not only how we can discover our own creativity, but also how to ultimately use that creativity to glorify God and get the most out of life.
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Length: 36:28
Creativity Abroad
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Posted by victoria.sullivan at 04:22 PM in Podcasts | Permalink | Comments (0)
October 22, 2007
Podcast > There
Life is a journey, but it is also a destination. We all want to get someplace in life. We want to go from here to there, from where we are to some other, better place. It's a divine desire placed in our hearts by God.
In this thought-provoking message, Ed Young speaks to that mysterious longing in each of us to discover the "there" that propels us forward on this road called life.
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Length: 29:17
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Posted by victoria.sullivan at 02:29 PM in Podcasts | Permalink | Comments (0)
October 15, 2007
Podcast > ineed2change.com > Keep the Change
When it comes to change, it’s great to start the process. It’s vital that we connect with the true change agent, Jesus Christ, and begin to walk down the path he leads. And we must understand that along with change comes conflict; and when we work through the conflict, we experience amazing growth.
But what’s next? How can we hope to maintain the changes we make as life moves forward?
In this message, Ed Young reveals some very practical steps we need to take if we hope to keep the change. Because when it comes to the process that is change, we must continue building on the foundation Christ has laid before us.
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Length: 35:11
What would you change about your life? Let’s face it. We all have things about ourselves we want to change, whether they are big or small. Some people dread, even avoid change, while others seek it out like the next big thing, latest fad or adrenaline rush. But change isn’t always what we think it is.
When it comes to changing our lives, we think it only takes a certain amount of determination, drive and discipline. But there’s much more to change. And in this series, Ed Young teaches us that change—real change—comes only from God. And when we learn to partner and cooperate with him, we tap into the power that can radically change everything about our lives, forever.
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Posted by victoria.sullivan at 03:54 PM in Podcasts | Permalink | Comments (0)
October 08, 2007
Podcast > ineed2change.com > Changing Lanes
Change is something that we all want. But even when we discover the path toward change, it doesn’t mean we always take the path. Sometimes; many times, we choose to stay on our own course. But that can be a dangerous and deadly course that, according to the Bible, leads to destruction.
In this message, Ed Young reveals some frightening facts about our own course toward change. And we discover that if we hope to make change that will last for eternity, we have to acknowledge the signs and determine that the time is now for changing lanes.
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Length: 40:12
What would you change about your life? Let’s face it. We all have things about ourselves we want to change, whether they are big or small. Some people dread, even avoid change, while others seek it out like the next big thing, latest fad or adrenaline rush. But change isn’t always what we think it is.
When it comes to changing our lives, we think it only takes a certain amount of determination, drive and discipline. But there’s much more to change. And in this series, Ed Young teaches us that change—real change—comes only from God. And when we learn to partner and cooperate with him, we tap into the power that can radically change everything about our lives, forever.
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Posted by victoria.sullivan at 02:23 PM in Podcasts | Permalink | Comments (0)
October 01, 2007
Podcast > ineed2change.com > Walking The Path
Change. It’s something that every one of us wants. And it’s that desire for change that sets us on a course to alter what we can. But so often, our course built on self-reliance leads us directly away from where we intended to go. We end up not really changing anything while at the same time trying desperately to change everything.
In this message, Ed Young unpacks two of the most repeated verses in Scripture, Proverbs 3:5-6. And as we discover how our outlook ultimately determines our outcomes, we see that following the one true Guide is the only thing that will help us successfully navigate the path toward change.
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Length: 27:23
What would you change about your life? Let’s face it. We all have things about ourselves we want to change, whether they are big or small. Some people dread, even avoid change, while others seek it out like the next big thing, latest fad or adrenaline rush. But change isn’t always what we think it is.
When it comes to changing our lives, we think it only takes a certain amount of determination, drive and discipline. But there’s much more to change. And in this series, Ed Young teaches us that change—real change—comes only from God. And when we learn to partner and cooperate with him, we tap into the power that can radically change everything about our lives, forever.
ineed2change.com
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Posted by victoria.sullivan at 01:32 PM in Podcasts | Permalink | Comments (0)
September 24, 2007
Podcast > ineed2change.com > Ever Mind
When it comes to change, we want an easy formula; a 1-2-3, A-B-C type procedure that results in life transformation. But meaningful change is never that easy. There is no step-by-step process, because it’s not an overnight deal. Change requires much more. And there are some barriers in our way that we must face and ultimately overcome.
In this message, Ed Young reveals some of those obstacles of change. And he shows us that if we truly want to change; if we really want to overcome the barriers, we must be willing to change more than our behaviors. Because true change begins when our thinking, not just our behavior, changes.
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Length: 39:41
What would you change about your life? Let’s face it. We all have things about ourselves we want to change, whether they are big or small. Some people dread, even avoid change, while others seek it out like the next big thing, latest fad or adrenaline rush. But change isn’t always what we think it is.
When it comes to changing our lives, we think it only takes a certain amount of determination, drive and discipline. But there’s much more to change. And in this series, Ed Young teaches us that change—real change—comes only from God. And when we learn to partner and cooperate with him, we tap into the power that can radically change everything about our lives, forever.
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Posted by victoria.sullivan at 03:42 PM in Podcasts | Permalink | Comments (0)
September 17, 2007
Podcast > ineed2change.com > Taking Hold
We all want to change something in our lives. But no matter what it is, actually changing is never an easy thing to do. So often, we are held back from making lasting change because of our circumstances, our past, or the times we’ve messed up. But if we truly want to change, we need to begin letting go of some of those things.
In this message, Ed Young looks at an encounter between Jesus and a woman who desperately wanted to change. And through their interaction, we learn that lasting change comes when we finally let go of some things and begin taking hold of Jesus.
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Length: 41:20
What would you change about your life? Let’s face it. We all have things about ourselves we want to change, whether they are big or small. Some people dread, even avoid change, while others seek it out like the next big thing, latest fad or adrenaline rush. But change isn’t always what we think it is.
When it comes to changing our lives, we think it only takes a certain amount of determination, drive and discipline. But there’s much more to change. And in this series, Ed Young teaches us that change—real change—comes only from God. And when we learn to partner and cooperate with him, we tap into the power that can radically change everything about our lives, forever.
If you have iTunes 7, click the link below to subscribe to our podcast. Twenty-four hours after Ed delivers his weekend message at Fellowship Church, it will be downloaded to your computer automatically. You can listen at your computer or take the MP3 with you on your iPod or other MP3 player.
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Posted by victoria.sullivan at 02:34 PM in Podcasts | Permalink | Comments (0)
September 10, 2007
Podcast > ineed2change.com > Making Change
Everyone has something in their life that they would like to change. When it comes to change, we have an easy time identifying and wanting it. But making it happen is something else entirely. Simply put, we can’t change. Not on our own at least. We need help, direction and hope if we’re going to really make change in our lives.
In this message, Ed Young directs us to the true source and catalyst of change. And we see that by tapping into that source, we can develop the ability to begin making change that will last.
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Length: 39:52
What would you change about your life? Let’s face it. We all have things about ourselves we want to change, whether they are big or small. Some people dread, even avoid change, while others seek it out like the next big thing, latest fad or adrenaline rush. But change isn’t always what we think it is.
When it comes to changing our lives, we think it only takes a certain amount of determination, drive and discipline. But there’s much more to change. And in this series, Ed Young teaches us that change—real change—comes only from God. And when we learn to partner and cooperate with him, we tap into the power that can radically change everything about our lives, forever.
If you have iTunes 7, click the link below to subscribe to our podcast. Twenty-four hours after Ed delivers his weekend message at Fellowship Church, it will be downloaded to your computer automatically. You can listen at your computer or take the MP3 with you on your iPod or other MP3 player.
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Posted by victoria.sullivan at 01:16 PM in Podcasts | Permalink | Comments (0)
September 04, 2007
Podcast > The House > Church Cheers
“2…4…6…8!” In our sports-crazed culture, cheers are a part of the routine. From pee-wee football leagues to professional sports, cheers are designed to motivated us and encourage the team.
Cheers should be part of the church culture as well. Like any other team, the church needs encouragement and motivation. We need something to bring us together as we continue to play the game God has designed for us. And in this message, Ed Young teaches us some of those church cheers. And we see that as we learn to cheer for the church, we will discover that all of heaven is cheering along with us.
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Length: 55:11
The House
Have you ever wondered what role the church should play in your life? Or if God even cares whether or not you show up?
Maybe you go to church out of a sense of obligation. Maybe your entire life revolves around the church. Or maybe you don’t go to church at all. But no matter how you view the church or what role it plays in your life, there is a power and a meaning that can only be realized when you treat God’s house the way he intended.
In this 2-part series, Ed Young helps us tap into those things that are only available in the house of God—community, belonging, and purpose.
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August 27, 2007
Podcast > The House > Homeless
What makes a house, a home? It isn’t the furniture or the rooms, the walls or the roof. There’s much more to a home than just the physical structure. When it comes to the house of God, the same thing is true. And God wants his house to become our home, yet so many of us are homeless. We miss out on the benefits of living in his home.
In this message, Ed Young shows us just what it takes to turn the church into our home. And we see that when we decide to take up residence there, we discover much more than a building to meet in—we find a place that we can build our entire lives on.
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Length: 37:32
The House
Have you ever wondered what role the church should play in your life? Or if God even cares whether or not you show up?
Maybe you go to church out of a sense of obligation. Maybe your entire life revolves around the church. Or maybe you don’t go to church at all. But no matter how you view the church or what role it plays in your life, there is a power and a meaning that can only be realized when you treat God’s house the way he intended.
In this 2-part series, Ed Young helps us tap into those things that are only available in the house of God—community, belonging, and purpose.
If you have iTunes 7, click the link below to subscribe to our podcast. Twenty-four hours after Ed delivers his weekend message at Fellowship Church, it will be downloaded to your computer automatically. You can listen at your computer or take the MP3 with you on your iPod or other MP3 player.
If you don't have iTunes, you can get it here free for Mac or Windows. You can also subscribe to the podcast using other podcasting tools and RSS newsreaders. The feed address is: http://feeds.feedburner.com/cpblog.
Posted by victoria.sullivan at 04:20 PM in Podcasts | Permalink | Comments (0)
August 20, 2007
Podcast > Love Until It Hurts
In today's world one disease stands out as the most destructive and devastating illness ever—spiritual poverty. From the poorest nations to the most affluent communities, spiritual poverty causes more pain and turmoil than anything else. And it has only one real cure—God's love.
In this message Ed Young is joined by Jim Towey, the former head of America’s faith-based initiative programs. And together, they reveal some simple and practical steps that can bring focus, clarity, and a true sense of God’s love to anyone who is dealing with spiritual poverty today.
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Length: 30:05
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Posted by victoria.sullivan at 11:21 AM in Podcasts | Permalink | Comments (2)
August 14, 2007
Podcast > Character Tour > Ultimate Character
Man at his best is seriously flawed. But there is a way we can be people of exemplary character. Because character is an outward reflection of an inward connection, we can have ultimate character in our lives through a spiritual connection with The Ultimate Character, Jesus Christ.
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Length: 29:56
Character Tour
When an artist draws a caricature, certain outstanding features of his subject are highlighted or exaggerated. In the same way, certain character qualities stand out in notable characters throughout the Bible. In this creative series, Ed Young takes us on a biblical tour of some of these great characters with great character.
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Posted by victoria.sullivan at 12:01 PM in Podcasts | Permalink | Comments (0)
July 30, 2007
Podcast > Re-Thinking Jesus > Part 2
Everyone, despite their background, upbringing, social or economic status, has an opinion of Jesus. Some think he was just a good guy. Others say he was a great teacher. And still others believe he is the Savior of the world; God’s one and only Son. But no matter what you think about Jesus, you may need to rethink your viewpoint.
In this second message of a two-part series, Ben Young challenges us to look again at the facts of Jesus’ life. And he shows us how rethinking the most influential person to have ever lived can actually lead us to a deeper, fuller understanding of who Jesus was and is and how he really does have the power to transform our lives.
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Length: 33:07
Re-Thinking Jesus
One of the greatest freedoms we have is our ability to ask questions, especially when it comes to aspects of our faith. And whether you are testing the waters of Christianity or have been a Christian for years, asking questions is essential to understanding Jesus and the life that he taught about thousands of years ago.
The range of questions that center on Jesus is as vast as the number of people who have lived on earth. But no matter what you ask or what answers you find, this 2-part series by Ben Young challenges you to rethink some of your answers. Because when it comes to the most influential person in history; when it comes to God in the flesh, rethinking what you’ve always thought about Jesus may just be the hidden key that helps you unlock the life you were meant to live.
Re-Thinking Jesus
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Posted by victoria.sullivan at 10:45 AM in Podcasts | Permalink | Comments (0)
July 23, 2007
Podcast > Re-Thinking Jesus > Part 1
No matter which side of the Jesus debate you find yourself on, there is a reason you stand there. Your experiences and beliefs, encounters and attitudes all work together to form your thinking about the most influential person in history. But have you ever considered that you could be missing something?
In the first message of this two-part series, Ben Young challenges us to look once again at Jesus and the values and lessons he taught. Because when it comes to the most important decision of our lives, sometimes re-thinking Jesus is what we need to do in order to discover the life God wants us to have.
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Length: 28:03
Re-Thinking Jesus
One of the greatest freedoms we have is our ability to ask questions, especially when it comes to aspects of our faith. And whether you are testing the waters of Christianity or have been a Christian for years, asking questions is essential to understanding Jesus and the life that he taught about thousands of years ago.
The range of questions that center on Jesus is as vast as the number of people who have lived on earth. But no matter what you ask or what answers you find, this 2-part series by Ben Young challenges you to rethink some of your answers. Because when it comes to the most influential person in history; when it comes to God in the flesh, rethinking what you’ve always thought about Jesus may just be the hidden key that helps you unlock the life you were meant to live.
If you have iTunes 7, click the link below to subscribe to our podcast. Twenty-four hours after Ed delivers his weekend message at Fellowship Church, it will be downloaded to your computer automatically. You can listen at your computer or take the MP3 with you on your iPod or other MP3 player.
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Posted by victoria.sullivan at 01:02 PM in Podcasts | Permalink | Comments (0)
July 16, 2007
Podcast > The Rhythm is Rowing
God wants each of us to experience the best in life. And he’s designed a structure to help us get there. But oftentimes, we buck that system because it’s a system of authority.
In our me-istic, self-centered society, we don’t want anyone telling us what to do. We want to call the shots ourselves. But when we paddle against the current that God has set in motion, we find ourselves drifting off course.
In this message, Ed Young shows us that there is a rhythm of rebellion when it comes to authority. And the rhythm begins with a single letter—the letter “I”. And he also shows us what it takes to get our lives back on course as we learn to live the life God has planned.
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Length: 35:25
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Posted by victoria.sullivan at 04:24 PM in Podcasts | Permalink | Comments (0)
July 09, 2007
Podcast > Character Tour > Organization
God is a God of order and organization. Therefore, as Christ-followers, we must learn how to turn organization frustration into organization realization. Organization is not spelled DULL. In fact, spontaneity and excitement in life emerge from organizational discipline.
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Length: 28:07
Character Tour
When an artist draws a caricature, certain outstanding features of his subject are highlighted or exaggerated. In the same way, certain character qualities stand out in notable characters throughout the Bible. In this creative series, Ed Young takes us on a biblical tour of some of these great characters with great character.
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Posted by victoria.sullivan at 11:26 AM in Podcasts | Permalink | Comments (0)
July 02, 2007
Podcast > Character Tour > Love
The Hallmark-and-Harlequin-inspired version of Valentine’s Day love is a dim reflection of real love. The true measure of love is not found in cards, candies, or carats; but in the biblical model of committed love exhibited by a little known Old Testament prophet named Hosea.
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Length: 28:29
Character Tour
When an artist draws a caricature, certain outstanding features of his subject are highlighted or exaggerated. In the same way, certain character qualities stand out in notable characters throughout the Bible. In this creative series, Ed Young takes us on a biblical tour of some of these great characters with great character.
If you have iTunes 7, click the link below to subscribe to our podcast. Twenty-four hours after Ed delivers his weekend message at Fellowship Church, it will be downloaded to your computer automatically. You can listen at your computer or take the MP3 with you on your iPod or other MP3 player.
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Posted by victoria.sullivan at 11:44 AM in Podcasts | Permalink | Comments (0)
June 25, 2007
Podcast > Character Tour > Creativity
We are made in the image of our creative Creator, thus every single one of us has creative potential. Most of us, though, get a “creative cramp” at some point in our lives that stifles that creative flow. With God’s power we can work out that cramp and unleash supernatural creativity in every aspect of your life.
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Length: 22:08
Character Tour
When an artist draws a caricature, certain outstanding features of his subject are highlighted or exaggerated. In the same way, certain character qualities stand out in notable characters throughout the Bible. In this creative series, Ed Young takes us on a biblical tour of some of these great characters with great character.
If you have iTunes 7, click the link below to subscribe to our podcast. Twenty-four hours after Ed delivers his weekend message at Fellowship Church, it will be downloaded to your computer automatically. You can listen at your computer or take the MP3 with you on your iPod or other MP3 player.
If you don't have iTunes, you can get it here free for Mac or Windows. You can also subscribe to the podcast using other podcasting tools and RSS newsreaders. The feed address is: http://feeds.feedburner.com/cpblog.
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June 18, 2007
Podcast > Character Tour > Vision
“Where there is no vision, the people perish” (Proverbs 29:18). In his rise from shepherd boy to King, David exemplified a man of vision whose victories in the private moments prepared him for greatness in the public arena.
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Length: 29:03
Character Tour
When an artist draws a caricature, certain outstanding features of his subject are highlighted or exaggerated. In the same way, certain character qualities stand out in notable characters throughout the Bible. In this creative series, Ed Young takes us on a biblical tour of some of these great characters with great character.
If you have iTunes 7, click the link below to subscribe to our podcast. Twenty-four hours after Ed delivers his weekend message at Fellowship Church, it will be downloaded to your computer automatically. You can listen at your computer or take the MP3 with you on your iPod or other MP3 player.
If you don't have iTunes, you can get it here free for Mac or Windows. You can also subscribe to the podcast using other podcasting tools and RSS newsreaders. The feed address is: http://feeds.feedburner.com/cpblog.
Posted by victoria.sullivan at 12:57 PM in Podcasts | Permalink | Comments (0)
June 11, 2007
Podcast > Character Tour > Courage
In the midst of overwhelming pressure, two Old Testament characters named Joshua and Caleb take a courageous stand against the cowardice of their own people at a pivotal time in Israel’s history.
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Length: 30:00
Character Tour
When an artist draws a caricature, certain outstanding features of his subject are highlighted or exaggerated. In the same way, certain character qualities stand out in notable characters throughout the Bible. In this creative series, Ed Young takes us on a biblical tour of some of these great characters with great character.
If you have iTunes 7, click the link below to subscribe to our podcast. Twenty-four hours after Ed delivers his weekend message at Fellowship Church, it will be downloaded to your computer automatically. You can listen at your computer or take the MP3 with you on your iPod or other MP3 player.
If you don't have iTunes, you can get it here free for Mac or Windows. You can also subscribe to the podcast using other podcasting tools and RSS newsreaders. The feed address is: http://feeds.feedburner.com/cpblog.
Posted by victoria.sullivan at 11:52 AM in Podcasts | Permalink | Comments (0)
June 04, 2007
Podcast > Character Tour > Endurance
A lack of endurance permeates and plagues our culture. We’d rather bail out than blast through. We’d rather leave than last. However, we learn from the character of Noah, the Old Testament ark-builder, that when we break through the quitting points in life, we can expect a breakthrough.
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Length: 27:36
Character Tour
When an artist draws a caricature, certain outstanding features of his subject are highlighted or exaggerated. In the same way, certain character qualities stand out in notable characters throughout the Bible. In this creative series, Ed Young takes us on a biblical tour of some of these great characters with great character.
If you have iTunes 7, click the link below to subscribe to our podcast. Twenty-four hours after Ed delivers his weekend message at Fellowship Church, it will be downloaded to your computer automatically. You can listen at your computer or take the MP3 with you on your iPod or other MP3 player.
If you don't have iTunes, you can get it here free for Mac or Windows. You can also subscribe to the podcast using other podcasting tools and RSS newsreaders. The feed address is: http://feeds.feedburner.com/cpblog.
Posted by victoria.sullivan at 10:25 AM in Podcasts | Permalink | Comments (0)
May 29, 2007
Podcast > Character Tour > Discipline
The old Elton John song doesn’t quite get it right, because for many of us “discipline” seems to be the hardest word. This message highlights the disciplined lifestyle of the Old Testament prophet, Daniel, and explains why the true nature of this character quality eludes even those with the most extraordinary will power.
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Length: 31:27
Character Tour
When an artist draws a caricature, certain outstanding features of his subject are highlighted or exaggerated. In the same way, certain character qualities stand out in notable characters throughout the Bible. In this creative series, Ed Young takes us on a biblical tour of some of these great characters with great character.
If you have iTunes 7, click the link below to subscribe to our podcast. Twenty-four hours after Ed delivers his weekend message at Fellowship Church, it will be downloaded to your computer automatically. You can listen at your computer or take the MP3 with you on your iPod or other MP3 player.
If you don't have iTunes, you can get it here free for Mac or Windows. You can also subscribe to the podcast using other podcasting tools and RSS newsreaders. The feed address is: http://feeds.feedburner.com/cpblog.
Posted by victoria.sullivan at 02:43 PM in Podcasts | Permalink | Comments (0)
May 21, 2007
Podcast > Beyond the Bleachers
Playing any sport effectively takes more than a fancy playbook or complex game plan; it takes more than a good theory or well thought-out hypothesis. To play effectively, you need players who are willing to get in the middle of the action and play. The same is true when it comes to the Christian life. God never called us to sit in the bleachers and merely observe the action.
In Matthew 28:19 Jesus commanded his followers to “Go…” In other words Jesus was saying, “Get out of the stands and play the game.” And in this message, Ed Young challenges and encourages us to discover the power and fulfillment that come when we decide to live beyond the bleachers.
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Length: 36:51
Beyond the Bleachers
If you have iTunes 7, click the link below to subscribe to our podcast. Twenty-four hours after Ed delivers his weekend message at Fellowship Church, it will be downloaded to your computer automatically. You can listen at your computer or take the MP3 with you on your iPod or other MP3 player.
If you don't have iTunes, you can get it here free for Mac or Windows. You can also subscribe to the podcast using other podcasting tools and RSS newsreaders. The feed address is: http://feeds.feedburner.com/cpblog.
Posted by victoria.sullivan at 05:57 PM in Podcasts | Permalink | Comments (0)
May 14, 2007
Podcast > Doors > Mother's Day
In this special Mother's Day message, Lisa Young shares a message of hope, humor and encouragement to all women (not just the mothers) and the men in their lives.
Lisa is the wife of pastor Ed Young and has helped author several books, including The Creative Marriage, Kid CEO, and the Body by God cookbook. She and Ed have been married for nearly 25 years and have four children.
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Length: 32:46
Doors
A door is defined as a means of entry or access, allowing us to move from one environment to another. And in the physical sense, we understand that. From front doors to garage doors, office doors to back doors, we are continually moving from one place to another. We are confronted with doors every day.
When it comes to life, there are doors that we consciously choose to open and close as well. And these doors can have serious repercussions or abundant rewards, depending on what we do with them. In this 6-part series, Ed Young approaches the threshold to some of these doors. And as he unlocks what it takes to close and open all the right doors, we discover how our finances, relationships, attitudes, and even our very salvation all come down to a single question: What are we going to do with the door?
Doors
CreativePastors
If you have iTunes 7, click the link below to subscribe to our podcast. Twenty-four hours after Ed delivers his weekend message at Fellowship Church, it will be downloaded to your computer automatically. You can listen at your computer or take the MP3 with you on your iPod or other MP3 player.