Shawnee Heights: Recent Episodes
John Batson
One of the greatest words in the human language is the word “relationship.” Some relationships we have are wonderful and give us life, while others are harmful. Just as radiation exposure can be hazardous to your health, there are some relationships that are just as toxic.
One of the greatest words in the human language is the word “relationship.” Some relationships we have are wonderful and give us life, while others are harmful. Just as radiation exposure can be hazardous to your health, there are some relationships that are just as toxic.
It’s okay if you’re a cracked pot; there a tremendous value in being broken. We throw away things when they’re broken, but God cherishes broken people. God uses broken things.
What happens when we mess up as believers and what should our response be to those who have.
There's a certain aspect of friendship which most of us would rather do without, but which each of us need...honesty.
Evil wants to get ahold of you! If you have a shaky start or messy middle, God still wants you to finish strong!
God delights in answering our prayer. In this Week 2 of 4, we are going to see Jabez’ prayer life work for him and in turn will work for us.
God delights in answering our prayer. The next four weeks we are going to see Jabez’ prayer life work for him and in turn will work for us.
A look at mostly overlooked Biblical characters and what we can learn from their lives.
A look at mostly overlooked Biblical characters and what we can learn from their lives.
Current Series - Who Dat?
A look at mostly overlooked Biblical characters and what we can learn from their lives.
Current Series: Who Dat?
A look at mostly overlooked Biblical characters and what we can learn from their lives.
Current series: Who Dat?
A look at mostly overlooked Bible Characters and what we can learn from their lives
A brief diversion from the current series, a reminder. Do we see as God sees, and are we living to our potential through Christ?
This series explores certain phrases that we use or hear frequently. They may sound good on surface level, but are they Biblical?