Boulder Church Daily Walk Podcast
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Boulder Church | Our old life needs to be shifted away.
Boulder Church | Paul knew that Jesus fulfilled the promise of salvation past, present and future, that He defeated the final death so that we can live.
Boulder Church | We don’t chase Jesus. He is chasing us.
Boulder Church | While we all belong to the same body, each of us has a different part to play.
Boulder Church | Who are the people, moments, and things that have shaped your identity?
Boulder Church | We need to find ways to connect and reconnect.
Boulder Church | Imagine going to church tomorrow. What would the experience be like for someone new, what would it mean to them?
Boulder Church | Jesus is revealed when you don’t believe or understand who He is!
Boulder Church | The Apostle Paul understood the value of the Gospel story.
Boulder Church | Are you able to find joy and raise hope while you are suffering?
Boulder Church | How many of us are always seeking something new when the thing that we are already doing or already have is all we need?
Boulder Church | We can observe the miracle of life but cannot create the source.
Boulder Church | Zeus for us today is anything other than Jesus that we wish to give control over our lives.
Boulder Church | Can we really claim Jesus above all?
Boulder Church | The apostle Paul was a Future Back thinker.
Boulder Church | What is the story of Jesus for you?
Boulder Church | When we see Jesus we see the Father. Jesus sends us the Holy Spirit who points us to the Father and the Father points us back to Jesus.
Boulder Church | Remember there is more to life than struggle.
Boulder Church | Darkness is a powerful metaphor for hiding our struggles.
Boulder Church | Paul understands the daily struggles we face and the negative narratives that tell us we are alone—that we must accept our lot in life while we spiral further into the abyss.
Boulder Church | Think about what makes you strong.
Boulder Church | Happy Sabbath!
Boulder Church | Why is genuine faith never just believing things are true—that is, intellectual assent?
