Happy New Year: Peace (Part 2)
Anything that undermines peace in your life, undermines your happiness. In part two of the Happy New Year series; Mark Vanderwier talks about loving three groups of people and the
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It’s amazing how many of the choices we think will make us happy do the opposite. In part one of the Happy New Year series; Mark Vanderwier talks about what
Continue readingIt’s Personal: For All of Us (Part 5)
What good is it if there’s peace on earth but there’s war in your family; and war with yourself? In part five of the It’s Personal series; Mark Vanderwier talks
Continue readingIt’s Personal: Christ My Lord! (Part 4)
Sometimes in our culture that awe of Jesus gets lost… In part four of the It’s Personal series; Mark Vanderwier reminds us that it’s not all about the signs and
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It’s Personal: Prepare Him Room (Part 3)
There’s people all around you looking for hope, looking for help, and they just need somebody to leave a light on. In part three of the It’s Personal series; Mark
Continue readingIt’s Personal: Let Love In & Let Love Out (Part 2)
Love based only on actions is toxic. In part two of the It’s Personal series; Mark Vanderwier challenges us to choose love in spite of how you might feel. Skit
Continue readingIt’s Personal: The Thrill of Hope (Part 1)
We often think of hope as just wishful thinking. In part one of the new It’s Personal series; Mark Vanderwier talks about waiting expectantly on the Lord. Skit Guys Video:
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Bad News or Breakthrough
There’s an enemy that is not going to stop attacking you until you’re dead. Mark Vanderwier challenges us to not allow our circumstances to dictate the way we live our
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Amazing Book
The more you try and fix it yourself, the more you break. Mark Vanderwier switches gears this week and gives us a brief history of the Bible.
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Ethics of Selflessness
The ethics of the Gospel is the ethics of selflessness. Mark Jefferson mixes ice cream and manure; challenging us to do things no government could ever do.
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