053: Heart Strong – A Conversation with Chuck Bolton (Episode 3 of 3) [podcast]

07/25/19 • 49 min

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053: Heart Strong – A Conversation with Chuck Bolton (Part 3)

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Start by doing what's necessary;
then do what's possible;
and suddenly you are doing the impossible.
– St. Francis of Assisi

It has been an incredible privilege to invite you into an intimate mentoring encounter with Chuck Bolton in this three-part Become Good Soil series. Among the many treasures in this final conversation, Chuck offered this gold: "I want to be authentic with everyone, transparent with fewer, and intimate even fewer." Join me as Chuck helps us unpack a Kingdom-centered view of the Twelve Steps recovery process and guides us into deeper possibilities for cultivating healthy and vibrant relationships.
Let’s dive in to the final episode in this series.
For the Kingdom,
Morgan

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054: Question Response, Volume 2

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Much of our effort to do things for the Lord is really the resurgence of our desire to dominate and make things happen in our own strength.

– Dallas Willard, Life Without Lack

We celebrated the 50th Become Good Soil podcast by asking you like-hearted listeners around the globe to send in the questions coming up as you travel the narrow road.

The response was far more than we anticipated, and so deeply encouraging. And included far too many to address in one podcast!

The depth and breadth of the questions set the stage for Q & R to become a regular part of the mix for the Become Good Soil tribe.

In that vein, this podcast is a Volume 2 of responses to the original questions that listeners offered, including these:

When it comes to risks, which ones should I be taking?

I long for life-giving mentorship. How I do I find mentors?

When is it too late to begin the process of excavation for the soul?

I’ve done the slow and steady work of putting to death the false self. Yet I find myself in the deepest places of doing what I don’t want to do and not doing what I want to do. How do you put to death the final parts of the false man within?

Do you have questions you’d love to see considered in a future Become Good Soil podcast? Type your question on this form or leave a voice recording.

For the Kingdom,

Morgan