Episode 275: A Fully Leveraged Life

While many of us want to live for Jesus, some of our lives don’t reflect that. It’s easier to live partially surrendered than fully surrendered. In this episode we talk about how you can leverage your life fully for the gospel!

[@TylerSmithImpact]

Dang this is so incredibly convicting, insipirong and challenging. Thanks yall

[@laurissaarenas799]

I love you guys so so much! Thank you, Kathy for being so open and honest and vulnerable. I too sometimes struggle and some of the things that you mentioned today and I am so thankful that you guys were able to clarify some things for me. I will keep you all in my prayers as I ask for prayers in strength in clarity 🤍

[@amandamoore7920]

This is probably my favorite episode

[@joelsims5433]

Thanks for helping me pursue holiness while I was discerning Catholicism. I pray for your return to communion with Rome!

[@bsfoutdoors8381]

Man “The reality is most Christians live like they are atheists” wow what a profound statement. I’ve been looking to see how to say that my self and man I can’t say I’d be able to say it better than that.
Yall ministry has been so good. Thanks and God bless you guy. Will be praying for you guys.

[@Brenen2407]

That was dope

[@derekverdow7509]

The kingdom of heaven is within you. We put our own limitations on God. We ask Him to help us change, rather than allowing Him to change us. Our faith limits what He can do through us.

[@ja706]

John was the greatest born amongst men because he was a prophet who sought the face of the father continually he shunned the world and gave up his life for Christ before even meeting him. He was born with the Holy Spirit and lived with it until he died it seemed. The kingdom of heaven is at hand in the manuscripts meant that it was coming. The kingdom is a real place with angels and the spiritual world is a real thing that us humans don’t have full access to and the Bible makes that very clear. Jesus said to the Pharisees that the kingdom of God is in your midst in a particular context and I contend that it still is as our ruler still exists and that king rule our hearts

[@westdasaint2246]

could yall make an episode on over spiritualizing

[@fatheadtodd]

When we use to watch Seinfeld, my wife called me George.
Now we watch Becoming Something and my wife calls me Nate. Is that a good thing??