The Goat Rodeo Podcast: Recent Episodes
Earl Buchan
A goat rodeo is something you just have to sit back and watch because nothing has turned out quite how you planned, or it has all gone horribly wrong. The Goat Rodeo podcast is about life in ministry, devotions, interviews and talks about God at work in Calvary Chapel Winnipeg and all over the world. We want to keep things very real, raw, unscripted and maintain a very fresh point of view.
1 Thessalonians 4 - Today's workout is tomorrow's workup - Terrence Wiebe by Earl Buchan
Important lessons from the upside-down kingdom // Acts 28 // Lance Neubauer by Earl Buchan
Elijah and Earl talk about rewilding the church and a book they are co-authoring on that very same subject. A great time as father and son to connect on something they are both passionate about.
I’m in the final stages of writing a book on keeping it real in ministry. Published through Thomas Nelson, it’s going to be finishing production and design over the next few weeks.
Some things in life happen in a way where you can feel lost in the woods, wishing you had a guide. Nothing can ever prepare you for these life changing events which turn you around. How do we find our way when we feel as though we have been flying right-side up our whole lives? Yet, we find that really, we’ve been upside down? When we’re starting out in ministry, we can think we have it all figured out until the rubber hits the road. Ministry demands an authentic person with a heart submitted to Jesus Christ. Any middle ground is cheapening things to the point where it can be more of you and less of Him. There needs to be a change, a rewilding of the pastoral heart. We need to get back to the days of Acts 2 and live them out beyond knowledge of the words themselves. Those are the kinds of private revolutions that send ripples throughout your sphere of relationship. Nothing can prepare you for when The Lord calls you out of the rhythm of life to walk His will, His way.
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An awesome time with my brother from another mother, Terrence’s testimony on a life spent choosing Jesus.
Britt walks us through Proverbs 31: 25 and what it means for her, a really wonderful and candid look at an amazing verse of hope for the times to come.
A vision of our church and what we could become, introducing new pastors and celebrating our community.
I sit down with Terrence and Adaelia as we talk about the distracted church and staying on task.
The art of moving on is a delicate and sometimes difficult dance. Today I look at Isaiah 58:11 and four practical tips for helping us move on from a hurt or a difficulty we've wandered into.
We talk a lot in our days, but are we choosing the right words? This short little devotional may help with 3 practical steps to take before we open our mouths to speak our mind.
An important look at the idea of non-resistance and the idea of finding the right kind of peace for the troubles that surround.
There's good anger and there's bad anger and just about everything in between. Today I want to talk about breaking the cycle of anger and some practical tips for stepping out of a loop that can fuel the fire one log at a time.
An important reminder of our good shepherd and how we can gain rest and restoration even in the valley of the shadow of death.
There are a lot of very loud and swole personalities out there that would have you believe that an alpha male is about dominance and competition. In the animal kingdom, with a real wolf pack, it's actually something quite different. The lesson for us is profound and important and far more simple.
While I'm not entirely sure why, I was directed to teach from Nehemiah over the next 3 weeks. As we re-gather, it feels appropriate to challenge ourselves whether we care or not. Do we care enough about our neighbour to love them? Do we care enough about our church to rebuild the walls that have crumbled this last couple of years. There are valuable lessons to be found in Nehemiah's example. May we come to a place where we can easily say "Here I am Lord, send me."
This week’s encouragement: Change can be difficult, disorienting even. But change also brings opportunities for growth.
Mondays can be difficult, but today is the day that the Lord has made, let us rejoice and be glad in it. (Psalm 118:24)
This week’s encouragement: God is able. He is the one who has redeemed us.
Mondays can be difficult, but today is the day that the Lord has made, let us rejoice and be glad in it. (Psalm 118:24)
Today I take a quick look at a wonderful example of a people freely worshipping God in the bible. Do we worship God with humility and a sense of abandonment? Are we honouring Him, and even the reading of His Word, in a way that says He is our King?
Today we dive into Genesis 22 and take a look at what it takes to survive the tests and trials of life, and how there is amazing hope.
Today I wanted to talk about depression and faith because the two are not mutually exclusive. Through sharing from my own experience and seeing what the Word of God has to say, let's take a moment and lift our eyes up.
This week’s encouragement: we are called to be rooted in Christ, relying on Him in every situation. When we are rooted in Him we can stand firm. Mondays can be difficult, but today is the day that the Lord has made, let us rejoice and be glad in it. (Psalm 118:24)
What does it mean to be called? There is a lot of misunderstanding and misuse of that word, and I want to look to Jeremiah for an example of what it might be like.
The cost of ministry is steep, let's not fool ourselves to think this is an easy task. We will experience loss and sometimes it can be heartbreaking. I spend some time here in short writing called "Others may, you cannot."
It's time for the church to get back to its calling of being salt and light in our country, our province, and our city.
This week’s encouragement: true rest is found in Jesus, and he offers this to us freely.
Mondays can be difficult, but today is the day that the Lord has made, let us rejoice and be glad in it. (Psalm 118:24)
In prep for Sunday's sermon in Genesis 16 I came across some amazing moments of faith, and lack thereof. I think there are some important lessons for us to consider and things we can learn from Abraham and Sarah.
We live in perilous times and there is one truth, one hope, that will see us all through these last days.
This week’s encouragement: there is a cost to following Jesus in this world, but He is our reward, and He is so much greater than anything in this world.
Mondays can be difficult, but today is the day that the Lord has made, let us rejoice and be glad in it. (Psalm 118:24)
Jesus didn't hide who He was or how important it is for us to know Him, He is the one way to Heaven.
Terrence takes us through Genesis 13 in great teaching on what to do after we make a mistake.
This week’s encouragement: we wear the full armour of God to prepare for the battle. When we are weak, when we have moments of wanting to walk away and give up, God is the one who is strong.
In part 2 on our unscripted conversation about leadership we dialogue about what it means to lead through lockdowns.
We always pray for the end of a difficult season, but what about expanding our prayer to include the middle? What are we meant to learn while we're stuck in the middle of a trial?
A great conversation with Terrence and Adaelia about leadership and giving ourselves permission to disappoint others as we pursue the Lord.
God makes something out of nothing, brings beauty from ashes, and restores the years the locusts have eaten.
Abraham's call and how we're each called out to do amazing things in God's power, right here and right now.
I took a strange journey to get to this podcast today and it all started with Bob Dylan.
We've lost our focus and may just be fighting the wrong fight. Jeremiah was imprisoned for doing the right thing and yet God gave Him an amazing encouragement that is for us as well.
Let's be careful who we are following today and make sure they're giving glory to God and not to themselves.
This week’s encouragement: Work for the Lord and not for people. Seek Him and not the approval of people.
Mondays can be difficult, but today is the day that the Lord has made, let us rejoice and be glad in it. (Psalm 118:24)
Spending a few minutes here on the way of love, and the sobering battle cry it is compared to what we have experienced in this world.
Paul has some amazing encouragement for us to not only count our blessings but how to be thankful in trying times.
Paul gives us an awesome clue of how to be God's hands and feet, worth checking out and seeing if you can answer that call today.
Radiant Church's Sunday morning teaching from April 11th, 2021. Genesis 9 and loving through tough times.
Give your prayer some time. In Ecclesiastes 5:2, Solomon reminds us that our prayer can often be hasty, but sometimes we should let our words be few and listen to God for a while. A good friendship is a two-way street. A good conversation is too. Shouldn't our prayer-time with God be the same?
God loves us enough to not keep us where we're at and wants us to live a fruitful and productive life, but sometimes that means we have to do some weeding.
An amazing story from the bible all about expectations and asking the right questions of ourselves.
Even though many situations happen in our lives with evil intent to harm or betray us, God can shine through it all and show us His faithfulness.
This week’s encouragement: Our hope is found in Christ. We can see God’s love through Christ’s sacrifice, and we can rejoice in the hope that we have.
Whether we want to believe it or not, God values us with a love so divine that He gave His only son to die that we might live. Mindblowing to think about, heartbreaking to accept, life-changing to walk out that reality.
All too often we go about life not knowing of the amazing things God is doing for us behind the scenes. On days when our gratitude list seems very short we should remind ourselves to look back as David has in Psalm 68 and remember.
This week’s encouragement: Christ is our example for how to live. Pursue him, for He is of far more value than anything in this world.
Sometimes we wait until we can take a step of faith in safety, like the children of Israel wanting to step out on dry land. Our timing is not God's timing, that means we may need to get our feet wet even when conditions do not seem ideal. Joshua 3:13 holds some important truth and I want to share a bit about that today.
Today as I prepare for Easter services at Radiant Church I wanted to reflect on what it means to abide in the Lord and tell the world.
We don't always look at the things God can't do but in times of difficulty, they may be exactly what we need to consider. They might lead us to gratitude and praise.
Continuing our Conversations series with Rodion Ignatenko, the worship pastor of Radiant Church in Winnipeg. We have a great conversation about the heart of worship in what is surely to become the first in many conversations on this topic and more.
We can have rest and peace in our hearts right here, right now. This day can be a day of taking a pause to be thankful and look ahead with excitement no matter the circumstances around us.
God loves you, I dare you to receive His love today. I'm talking about the kind of love where you have meaning and a purpose, and He cares for you. I take a look at Galatians 2:20 and share some thoughts on how much God loves you and me.
Sunday at Radiant Church and we're in Genesis 5 talking about Enoch and faithfulness, and I jump into Philippians to see what Paul has to say on the matter as well.
This morning in our daily prayer meeting this passage came to mind out of Joshua and I was really struck by how sometimes God calls us to wait, and sometimes He calls us to do some really strange things. The victory is His and our call is to worship.
This week’s encouragement: God has a purpose and a plan. He knows exactly what he is doing. Trust Him in everything. He is the potter, and we are the clay.
Mondays can be difficult, but today is the day that the Lord has made, let us rejoice and be glad in it. (Psalm 118:24)
If we take a look at Jesus' life for a moment or two we can see that he was a pretty offensive guy, but it was what he said that made him that way. Shouldn't we be offensive in the right way, too?
Paul challenges us with a seemingly impossible task, to imitate God. Thankfully he also gives us some hints as to how we can do that right here and right now.
Today I take a look at Hebrews 6:10 and how God does not forget about us or neglect us when He calls us out to do the things. You have to keep on showing up, keep on keepin' on.
Today I wanted to talk about what it means to walk in the light and avoid the darkness. More than that, how to love others enough to call them out.
Genesis 4, Cain and Abel on Sunday at Radiant Church. We're all given choices in life, one of them is to harbour bitterness and resentment. It's clear that there's one path to life and that isn't the way of Cain. Today I wanted to spend time on how we can live free of unforgiveness and walk in the light.
Counting our days so that we can have a heart of wisdom. There are so many ways we can kill time, but what if we worked out how much time we have left and made prayerful choices on how to spend the hours? Today I want to work through a little exercise that's pretty cool and hopefully insightful for everyone.
Hope through the daily grind and suffering we all experience. As CS Lewis once said, "There are far, far better things ahead than any we leave behind."
Let God handle situations that come against you or people who do you wrong. Keep doing your day-to-day in peace and know He's got your back.
There are moments where I get pretty tired of lockdowns and governmental intervention in our worship. Today I look at Daniel's response to evil plots and government interference and how even lions and schemes could not discourage him.
God is the only God, and he is worthy and deserving of wholehearted praise and gratitude. He is at work within us, even in ways we cannot see.
Mondays can be difficult, but today is the day that the Lord has made, let us rejoice and be glad in it. (Psalm 118:24)
Love the way it was meant to be, the challenge it poses to our every-day life, and a new way to be human.
Adaelia and I have a conversation through Psalm 1 and talk about wisdom, happiness, and delight in the Lord.
Today I take a look at such an incredibly encouraging passage in Isaiah, and we discover the God never gets tired of us and wants to refresh us in our daily life.
This week’s encouragement: God is eternal and unchanging, worthy of worship in every circumstance. Continue to worship God, even when it’s difficult.
Mondays can be difficult, but today is the day that the Lord has made, let us rejoice and be glad in it. (Psalm 118:24)
Radiant Church Sunday service teaching from Genesis 1 as we begin an amazing year with the beginning of all things. It's a new day!
Oftentimes we're a lot like the early followers of Jesus. We see miracles and amazing things happen and the moment he asks something of us we ditch his plan and go our own way. Today I want to talk about the hope we can have in following Christ in season and out of season.
Today Adaelia and I talk about what does value actually means, how we receive it and where it should come from in the first place.
There is so much bad news around us, so much difficulty and struggle. How do we meditate on good things in a time like this? I think Philippians 4:8 gives us some amazing clues as to how to live a life of gratitude even when times are tough.
This week’s encouragement: the gospel is worth everything in this world. It is eternally of high value.
Mondays can be difficult, but today is the day that the Lord has made, let us rejoice and be glad in it. (Psalm 118:24)
Acts 12: 5 - 7 shows us the powerful effect prayer can have on those in persecution. Today I want to talk about the voices of the martyrs and one particular woman named Mary Mohammadi who encounters situations that you and I could face in the very near future.
Caleb was a different kind of guy and lived a life where he saw the promises of God greater than the giants he was about to face.
Walking in faith is more visible than it is verbal, be the light today right where you are.
Some of us have lifted up prayers that seemingly went without answer, we lost hope. Some of us have narrowly escaped tragedy without even being aware. David had plenty of experiences like this and today I wanted to take a look at Psalm 68 and hope we can find in his words.
This week’s encouragement: look for the beauty in every situation. God has given us what we need and His creation is full of wonderful things.
Mondays can be difficult, but today is the day that the Lord has made, let us rejoice and be glad in it. (Psalm 118:24)
This week’s encouragement: look for the beauty in every situation. God has given us what we need and His creation is full of wonderful things.
Mondays can be difficult, but today is the day that the Lord has made, let us rejoice and be glad in it. (Psalm 118:24)
David shares a recipe for keeping our head on straight regardless of whether we have enemies from inside our camp or surrounded by enemies outside of our camp.
What would it take to be considered a friend of God? What does it mean to actually love? I think John 12 has some amazing challenges for us to consider as we look at three different personalities and how they react to love.
Walking by faith is not walking into the unknown, it's stepping out based upon proven truth. It may mean waiting on God, but we walk by faith and not by sight.
Motherhood, food, and faith. Beth shares the trials and triumphs of motherhood, her calling and conviction about eating healthy, and how Jesus is her anchor through it all.
Paul was a pastor that didn't have a lot of time left and he sent an encouraging letter to a younger pastor, Timothy. These four points of advice are incredibly important for us here and now.
This week’s encouragement: be patient and wait for the Lord. He is the one that produces fruit in our lives even if we don’t see it.
Mondays can be difficult, but today is the day that the Lord has made, let us rejoice and be glad in it. (Psalm 118:24)
Today I wanted to talk about forgiveness and unforgiveness and how we can really approach life with others.
Justice may be slow in our daily life. It's easy to be consumed with the difficulties we see around us and how things seem so slow to be set right. The prophet Habakkuk reminds us that justice will come, wait for it...
So often our issues with pride are because we're thinking of ourselves and our own self-sufficiency too much, and too often. I want to take a look at Proverbs 16: 18 - 19 this morning and gain some perspective.
God is not ashamed to put the treasure of Jesus into cracked clay pots like you and me.
This week’s encouragement: Lay your treasures up in heaven, putting the Lord before anything you have in this world.
Mondays can be difficult, but today is the day that the Lord has made, let us rejoice and be glad in it. (Psalm 118:24)
After seventy years of captivity, the Israelites had many reasons to praise God once they were freed. After one year of lockdowns, we have many reasons to praise God.
100th Episode of the Goat Rodeo Podcast! Today on Conversations we interview Elijah Buchan, Author and creator of Green Leaf Writing.
As we close out 2020 let's create new habits and remember that God isn't finished working in our lives. He has great plans and is never bored with our lives.
This beautiful Psalm is a reflection of the morning. We find the comfort, care, and rest we can find in the Lord.
Wrapping up Revelation 14, 15, and 16 here with a look at the final bowl judgments and how even in wrath God shares his mercy.
This week I'm going to work through Revelation 14, 15, and 16 leading us up to Revelation 17 on Sunday.
This week’s encouragement: God is in control, trust His plan for your life.
Mondays can be difficult, but today is the day that the Lord has made, let us rejoice and be glad in it. (Psalm 118:24)
One of my favourite people in the Bible is Esther, and today I wanted to take a little bit of a glimpse into the inspiration she provides for us to stand and be brave.
Our first interview here at Goat Rodeo Podcast is with Adaelia Wiebe, songwriter and a worship leader at Radiant Church. Today Adaelia shares with us her process and what it means to her to worship the Lord.
There are some teachers and pastors and churches that are playing with a recipe for destruction when it comes to handling the word of God. 2 Peter 3 shows us that we're to look forward to the new heavens and the new earth and be cautious of false teachers that will lead us astray by changing what the bible says about God.
This week’s encouragement: choose God, not worldly passions for the things that will fade. Come to God humbly, He gives grace and wants to be in relationship with you.
Mondays can be difficult, but today is the day that the Lord has made, let us rejoice and be glad in it. (Psalm 118:24)
Happiness is up and down depending on circumstances, but joy is something we can have in the good times and the bad. David gives us a great recipe for finding and keeping joy in our lives.
All too often we can be a one-way friend with God, and today I wanted to talk a little about having a heart and mouth of gratitude.
Has someone or some experience caused you to hide? Today I spend some time in 1 Kings 19: 10 - 13 and how Elijah witnessed so much power of God and still found himself in hiding.
Today I want to talk about finding rest and re-creating from the inside out. We all have baggage, but we can find ourselves a new creation through Jesus.
This week’s encouragement: use your words to speak the truth in love to the people around you. Mondays can be difficult, but today is the day that the Lord has made, let us rejoice and be glad in it. (Psalm 118:24)
God is thinking about you, His thoughts are for you and not against you. His thoughts of you are of peace and not evil.
Paul shares with us a reminder to have faith and rest in the power and love of God while having self-control.
Paul wrote to the Philippians when he was under house arrest with a Roman guard chained to him day and night. Somehow he knew that the best was yet to come.
This week’s encouragement: when we accept salvation through Christ and when we allow Him to work within us in faith, that faith will produce good works as evidence of salvation. Good works are the fruit of faith, they do not produce faith or salvation.
Mondays can be difficult, but today is the day that the Lord has made, let us rejoice and be glad in it. (Psalm 118:24)
Lance shares the first part of Revelation 13 in this really great teaching on the mark of the beast and so much more.
In a very desperate moment, a king called for a fast and a worship leader reminded everyone that the battle belonged to the Lord. It wasn't by military might that they were saved, it was through prayer and praise.
God takes things in ashes and turns them into something beautiful. Solomon was in awe at God's ability to turn lives around and we have a look at that today in Ecclesiastes 3: 11
Having the ability to do all things through Christ isn't a recipe for being a super-Christian, it means that through His strength we can be content in all circumstances.
Ezra 8:21 "Then I proclaimed a fast there, at the river Ahava, that we might humble ourselves before our God, to seek from him a safe journey for ourselves, our children, and all our goods." In this podcast, I wanted to share the biblical importance and some preparation for our week of prayer and fasting as a church.
Where is your trust placed today? Is it on the threat around you or the name of The Lord? David knew without a doubt we take a look at his encouragement in Psalm 20: 6 & 7.
November 30th through to December 5th is a week of prayer and fasting for Calvary Chapel Winnipeg. Every day we will have morning and evening prayer online, stay tuned for the schedule!
We can look at Acts 2: 42 - 47 as a challenge, to see what's missing, or to realize that what we have been praying for is right before our eyes. The decline of the church isn't as simple as a virus, it goes much deeper and requires a people of faith to course correct.
Sometimes our reaction to an offense is worse than the offense itself. Anger is a healthy emotion when it is walking alongside self-control. Today I take a look at Ephesians 4: 26 - 67.
Paul gives us such an amazing example of humility and personal responsibility in the face of a politically correct world. Today I take a look at 1 Timothy 1: 12 - 15.
This week’s encouragement: focus on Jesus and not the storm around you, He is never far away.
Mondays can be difficult, but today is the day that the Lord has made, let us rejoice and be glad in it. (Psalm 118:24)
As a follow-up to November 15th's service, I wanted to dive a bit into Revelation 9 and have it be a precursor to Revelation 10 and 11 this coming Sunday.
Paul reminds us that we shouldn't be surprised at the injustices we face. Sometimes a lot of what we have to go through is out of our control, but we can choose how we approach things that go sideways.
This week’s encouragement: God answers prayers, sometimes in ways that we don’t expect. Keep praying.
Mondays can be difficult, but today is the day that the Lord has made, let us rejoice and be glad in it. (Psalm 118:24)
How do we approach God? Some of us haven't had positive relationships with our Fathers, and it can affect how we approach our Heavenly Father.
God knows what you're going through, every little moment. Don't forget that He is consistent in His goodness and love for you.
This week’s encouragement: love God with all that you have, He is the one who is eternal.
Mondays can be difficult, but today is the day that the Lord has made, let us rejoice and be glad in it. (Psalm 118:24)
Today I wanted to take a brief look at Joshua 6: 1 - 7, and the fall of Jericho. Doing impossible things that don't always make sense is just an ordinary day for God.
Mary let down her hair not caring who was around, she poured out oil not caring about the cost, she worshipped Jesus in a most profound way. Today I share about the cost of love and how we can all choose to take a step deeper.
Anyone who tells you that your faith is Jesus + anything is robbing you of grace. Today I take a dive into Acts 15 and see the challenges Paul was facing and how people were complicating the simple Gospel of freedom in Christ.
This week’s encouragement: God is good every single day, and we are more than conquerors through Christ Jesus
Mondays can be difficult, but today is the day that the Lord has made, let us rejoice and be glad in it. (Psalm 118:24)
Talking about forgiveness and Ephesians 4:32 today, shedding the bad and taking on the good. Let us be kind, tenderhearted, and forgiving.
Episode 47 and today I am sharing some practical tips for sermon writing through study, observation, annotation, and asking the tough questions of yourself first.
Coming straight out of our online morning prayer meeting at church, Erika's prompt was to read from 2 Chronicles 7:14. I got to thinking and praying over that verse, and episode 46 of the podcast happened.
This week’s encouragement: remain steadfast through trials, rely on God for wisdom and strength. Mondays can be difficult, but today is the day the Lord has made, let us rejoice and be glad in it. (Psalm 118:24)
A really exciting chapter of the Bible where we get to have a look into Heaven, the glory of God, and what is waiting for us.
A simple approach to knowing your enemy. Demystifying the devil while not taking for granted the trouble he can cause through lies and manipulation.
Not one of the easiest topics to talk about but incredibly important for our day-to-day lives. It's been said that humility isn't thinking less of yourself, it's thinking about yourself less.
This week’s encouragement: put on the whole armour of God, be ready for spiritual warfare.
Monday’s can be difficult, but today is the day that the Lord has made, let us rejoice and be glad in it. (Psalm 118:24)
I wanted to take a few minutes to share the vision for our church, why we are the way we are, where we've been, and where we're going.
Worry is a part of our daily life. If we're honest with ourselves we have to admit that it takes over our thoughts and actions more than it should.
This week’s encouragement: Walk in love, use your actions to show the people around you that you love them, following Christ’s example. Mondays can be difficult, but today is the day that the Lord has made, let us rejoice and be glad in it. (Psalm 118:24)
Sunday morning service with Calvary Chapel Winnipeg. We spend time studying through this incredible passage with a warning, an encouragement, and a temperature check within our hearts.
Ever have someone in your life that's foolish and unreasonable to talk with? Proverbs 26 has some awesome insight and we're going to take a look at it today.
Do we ask ourselves this question often enough? Today I dive into Proverbs 21 and see about approaching everyone with curiosity.
A good question with a not so simple answer, but as always the Word gives us balance and wisdom. Let's take a dive into Proverbs 20 and check it out.
A short devotional today on making friends, being a friend, and even being non-DNA based family.
Ever been confused as to what do do, what God wants, or even what you want? Proverbs 16 has some awesome advice so let's dive in and see what the Word has to say!
Episode 15 of the Goat Rodeo Podcast and this one is on leadership. Today I talk about the difference between a control-based leadership and having an open-handed approach.
Episode 14 of the Goat Rodeo podcast has us in Proverbs 13 and an encouragement to never lose hope.
It isn't easy to share all of the paths of life, but I felt that it was time to share a bit about my wrestle with depression and some great hope I've received through Proverbs 12.
Live a life that speaks it loud and clear to everyone around you, live a life that builds with our words and does not destroy with them.
Life has a lot of doorways, valleys, and mountains. We have a lot of choices to make from day-to-day, but precious few lead us on to life. Let's take a look at Proverbs 8 and see which paths lead us to high places.
Sex, adultery, and faithfulness as we look at Proverbs 5. So much packed into one Proverb!
A look into Proverbs 4 and keeping our hearts open to others and maybe even ourselves. All the while, it's important to guard our hearts. How do we know the balance? When is giving someone too much? When is it not enough?
Calvary Chapel Winnipeg's Sunday teaching on September 13th, 2020. Revelation 2: 18 - 29.
Sunday Talk - Revelation 2: 12 - 17 by Earl Buchan at Calvary Chapel Winnipeg by Earl Buchan