1091: The Fracture // Life and Leadership Lessons from Teddy Roosevelt 11 (Eric Ludy)

02/19/24 • 43 min

In this eleventh episode in Eric’s series on Teddy Roosevelt, he shares the anatomy of the breakup of two wonderful friends. How can two men (Roosevelt and Taft) that have shared so much ideologically in common and have loved and cherished one another’s friendship for so long, suddenly let it all go? The same question can be asked of the Church today. When two are intended to walk together, it is a grievous thing to see them walk apart.

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1090: Making a Masterpiece // Eric and Nathan’s Life Lessons 14

In one of the world’s greatest pieces of art, Michelangelo’s statue of David, we discover a spiritual truth that is relevant to us all. In this life lesson, Eric and Nathan discuss God’s delight in taking weak, unimpressive vessels and turning them into masterpieces. Throughout the conversation, they specifically talk about prayer and how we need God’s enabling grace and power to do the work, to pray the prayer, to chisel the statue, and to live the life God has called us to live.

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1092: How to Abide in the Word // Life in the Word 11 (Nathan Johnson)

Christians are called to abide and abound in Christ ... but what does it mean to practically abide in Christ and how do we do it? In this study, Nathan not only examines what Scripture says about abiding and the evidence that you are abiding in Christ, but he also gives three practical ways to deepen your abiding relationship with Jesus right now.