Category Archives: radcast

Persecution & suffering are part of the deal, but Jesus is more than familiar with our experience. Best of all, He’s with us!

Pentecost marks the world-changing event of the outpouring of the Holy Spirit. Father, Son, and Spirit work in perfect community to bring Kingdom healing to our broken world. Through the Spirit, you and I as followers of Christ are called … Continue reading →

Is it baptism? Stepping out in faith? Taking off the old and putting on the new? We are lifetime disciples. “What can stand in the way of my being baptized?” (Acts 8:36). Already baptized? Good! Were is Jesus leading you … Continue reading →

You know that Habakkuk 3:17-19 (Chewbacca) was written thousands of years ago YET contains words of life, hope and joy — actual joy — in the midst of unmet expectations, right? And you know that the resurrection means we don’t … Continue reading →

… choosing to be a disciple/apprentice, denying self, embracing the cross, following Jesus — and doing so daily. Over time, discipleship becomes a habit and we *truly* change. By God’s grace, it is possible. http://www.radamdavidson.com

John the Baptist is a great example of a peculiar person submitting to God’s call, making himself totally available in every way, and recognizing the power running through (not from) him. If you follow Jesus, you have that power, too. … Continue reading →

As a recovering control freak, I find it difficult to simply be in the moment and enjoy the blessings of God — and there are many blessings indeed. I’m learning the discipline of celebration, which I’m working out in real … Continue reading →

Yep, things are about to change. Tomorrow won’t be the same as today. What keeps Jesus from stressing out? And what motivates us today — fear or love? Psalm 103:13-19

Jesus said “my Kingdom is not of this world,” which is a pretty remarkable thing to say when you’re kneeling at the mercy of your captor. William T. Cavanaugh said “A Christian should feel politically homeless in the current context…” … Continue reading →

In Mark 8:22-26, Jesus performs a two-step healing. Did He goof it up the first time, or was this meant to point to a deeper reality, where Jesus is slooowly healing our spiritual vision to see the world as He … Continue reading →