Walking Free: Recent Episodes
Grace Ministries International
It may be time to "stop talking and start walking" as the brand new creation you are in Christ! At Grace Ministries International, we are all about listening to our clients and talking through issues, but at some point, we may need to encourage them (and perhaps you) to "stop talking and start walking" free by God's grace. Ask yourself this question, "what does my next step of faith in this unique situation look like"? Now, by God's grace and in His timing, consider taking that step.
Vernon discusses the idea of waiting with Kyle Jenkins. It can be challenging when things don't seem to go the way we expect, especially after praying and seeking the Lord. Perhaps this podcast will encourage you while you wait. You can find out more about Grace Ministries International at https://gmint.org and download our free app at https://lifeuntangled.com
Vernon discusses the concept of "waiting" with Kyle Jenkins. It can be challenging when things don't seem to be going your way, especially after praying and seeking the Lord. Perhaps this podcast can encourage you while you wait. You can find out more about Grace Ministries International at https://gmint.org and download our free app at https://lifeuntangled.com
Vernon sits down at the Golf For Grace tournament and interviews Paul Leslie, Executive Director at Southwest Christian Care. Learn more about Southwest Christian Care at https://www.swchristiancare.org. You can find out more about Grace Ministries International at https://gmint.org and download our free app at https://lifeuntangled.com
Vernon reminds us of the one truth that can be a game changer when it comes to walking free in Christ found in Romans 6. He also teases the new GraceTalk that is under construction that is titled, at this point, “Overcoming The Urge.”
Mike Quarles, co-author of the book “Freedom From Addiction” and many others, passed away late last week. Vernon shares just a few personal reflections about his friend Mike.
Vernon talks through some stats on mental health and provides insights on Ephesians 4:17-24.
Can you relate to one or more of the 5 regrets? Vernon talks through Ephesians 5:15-21 and encourages us to make the most of our time. Don't forget to register for our Golf For Grace tournament fundraiser in Cumming, GA at Windermere Golf Club on Nov 4, 2024. https://gmint.org/golfforgrace (we need golfers!!).
Vernon takes us through an article on burnout from Reclaim.ai at https://reclaim.ai/blog/how-to-recover-from-burnout. Download the free app at https://LifeUntangled.com and support us at https://gmint.org.
Vernon shares a quick update. Our prior podcast host shut down and we have been moving over 100 episodes over to a new service. Yikes! Hopefully we did it correctly! Vernon also shares a few opportunities we have brewing at Grace Ministries International that allow us to "help EVEN MORE people walk free."
Vernon gives us some election news that is GOOD NEWS, not political news. Take a few minutes and ponder your election. Also, take advantage of reading Vernon's book "Stop Fighting, Start Living - Unraveling Temptation" online at no charge. Register at https://stopfightingstartliving.com and you will be redirected to the online reader. Enjoy. And pass it along to others!
Vernon and Michelle continue their discussion on codependency, building on our last episode, where we discussed God's design and understanding needs. This podcast discusses the possible origins of your codependent lifestyle and the typical codependency cycle, where you feel trapped with no hope. The good news is that there is always hope! If you want more, Michelle is hosting a 3-hour workshop on this very topic Saturday, June 1, 2024. You can register at https://gmint.org/codependency
Vernon and Michelle introduce a short series on co-dependency. Today, they talk through God's design of man and how our total being is designed for relationship. They also touch on the core needs inherent in every human being. Needs that demand fulfillment. Understanding this foundation is vital as they unravel some of the unique challenges of a codependent relationship over the next few weeks. This series will prepare you for the more comprehensive 3-hour workshop hosted by Michelle on June 1, 2024. You can find out more at https://gmint.org/codependency
Vernon and Kyle talk about the idea of risk and faith. What is risk and what is actually "at risk"? If your sights are on what you want to happen, there is a risk of "failure." If you're stepping out in faith, trusting the outcome to your loving heavenly Father, there is no risk at all. There is no a risk of Him leaving you or forsaking you. There is no risk of Him taking a break from directing you. That is 100% risk free. The outcome can vary, but His love never fails. So do your homework and take a step of faith, whatever that may be. The Lord is a sure thing!
Vernon provides a quick thought on the crisis in the middle east and reminds us that all of this is part of the plan. So what should I be doing in the midst of all of this? I think you will be encouraged with the answer. Also, don't forget to register now for the Network220 Convention that will be held at The Hope Center in Dallas, Tx on May 3-5, 2024. My team and I will be there, so stop by and say hello! Register at https://network220.org
Vernon shares how the "knowledge of His will" in Colossians 1:9 is NOT about our marching orders to better behave or perform, but about God's good intentions to you and I in Christ. Vernon shares Paul's prayer for the Colossians, and he closes with a prayer for you. Vernon encourages you to walk worthy and invites you to partner with his team at Grace Ministries International to help others walk free. Join with us to make a huge difference in the mental health crisis that is so evident in society today. Help us raise up counselors, mentors, and influencers all across this country and around the world through prayer and your financial support. https://secure.lglforms.com/form_engine/s/g2lyjqQ9rheEYpO44dZAfw
Vernon takes us through a critical discussion on our co-crucifixion or "sustauróō". And the context of Galatians 2:20 is vital to the understanding. Vernon continues with Paul's encouragement to be careful and not "nullify" the grace of God. You might want to pray and ask the Father if you are nullifying the grace of God. Don't nullify, glorify God for His grace!
Vernon provides some practical tips and a scriptural perspective from Psalm 42 on how to address that feeling of "blah," that sense of spiritual or emotional stagnation. As humans, we are all prone to feeling "blah." The author of Psalm 42 described it as a "dry and thirsty" feeling with voices chiding "where is your God." Perhaps you can relate.
Vernon shares part 3 of the critical elements to walk free in Christ. In this episode, Vernon looks at engaging our mind, heart, words, and our body to experience Christ in His fullness. Victory in Christ is not just some intellectual exercise, nor is it a purely emotional trip. God desires that we fully engage. We hope this is an encouragement for you and will help you take just one more step to experience Christ in your journey.
Vernon gives a quick update on why the long lapse between episodes. We're getting back to normal in 2024.
Vernon continues the discussion on the critical elements of walking free. The lie we often hear is that we are lacking something, or God is holding out, or we need to try some new idea to REALLY "get free". The truth is we have everything we need. Vernon will take us though a few verses in 2 Peter to highlight that truth.
Vernon comes back after a short holiday break and shares the first part of a 3-part series on Walking Free - Critical Elements to Experience Your Victory in Christ. This is a shortened version of what he shared with an incredible group from Argentina. Today on this episode he asks, "what do you see when you look in the mirror?"
Vernon and Kyle continue their discussion on freedom. The discussion begins with a conversation about some root issues regarding why we might not experience God's freedom.
Vernon and Kyle talk through the question, "what is freedom?" and talk through a number of verses starting with Galatians 5:1. Of course, we always hear, "are you saying I can do whatever I want?" You may be surprised at the answer.
Vernon and Kyle talk through the ideas of guilt and shame. Kyle shares how false guilt and shame led him down a very dangerous path. Guilt does have a purpose, but what is it?
Vernon talks about the most important word in the New Testament. Faith. Why is it so important? Because "without faith it is impossible to please God". He also highlights the misunderstanding around James 2.
Vernon and Kyle talk through this idea of whether or not God is pleased with me or must I perform to get in His good graces.
Vernon shares his thoughts around being "overwhelmed" and announces the launch of the brand new Life Untangled app (available for both Apple and Android mobile phones). You can also listen to the podcast from the app. Direct app download links available on https://lifeuntangled.com
Bill Lovelace, founder of Christ Is Life Ministries, talks through his own story that took him from performance, to questioning, to burnout, and finaly experiencing God's grace, peace, and rest. You can find more at https://christislifeministries.com
Vernon and Kyle talk about guilt, shame, and manipulation. They encourage you to avoid relationships where guilt and shame are the primary drivers for behavior change and to be careful not to use those same tactics with others.
Vernon speaks with Vlado Hoblaj and his daughter Elizabeth on their counseling, teaching and fostering ministry in Croatia. Vlado is the founder of Hope For Life and has written a best-selling book in Croatia to encourage others in his country to place their hope on the unshakeable foundation of Christ. Take a few moments to hear their story and glean from the experience of fame, fortune, bankruptcy, and ministry. What a journey. You can support their ministry at https://secure.lglforms.com/form_engine/s/nxYCOiier5LFs6TEmKtUqQ
Vernon Takes us through a brief discussion on Matthew 24, also described as part of the Olivet Discourse. Vernon begins with the crucial idea that God desire ALL to be gathered to Himself, but some are unwilling. And that's the question. Are you willing? Vernon then walks through the disciples' question in Matthew 24:3, “Tell us, when will these things happen, and what will be the sign of Your coming, and of the 1end of the age?” We hope this will be an encouragement for you to look more into this incredible truth of the Lord's return.
Vernon takes us through some mental health statistics and asks for YOUR feedback. Please send your feedback to web@gmint.org. He suggests you journal your thoughts this week around 4 major categories (God, Life, Yourself, and Others).
Vernon talks about our righteousness in Christ and uses an illustration provided by one of the GMI team members. Our righteousness is not just an accounting entry in heaven, it is a reality right here and right now. The enemy wants you to "put on the bear suit" and fake it until you make it. Don't fall into that trap.
Vernon shares his thoughts on some misconceptions around loving others. Loving others is not staying in toxic relationships. Sometimes, the best way to love is to step back or step away. Love does not require that you stand in harms way.
Vernon & Kyle talk through "questions we were afraid to ask," like "Why doesn't this Christian Religion Work?," or "What about my feelings?", or "I know my identity, but it doesn't work?" Join us for the conversation.
Vernon and Kyle sit down with Valerie Salas, the Director of Homeless Services at Christian Assistance Ministry in San Antonio, Texas to talk about her journey. Hold on to your hats, this is another incredible story of God's deliverance from alcoholism, drugs, homelessness, and more. Warning: some of the content, although not explicit, may not be suitable for younger audiences.
Vernon and Kyle talk with Sara Roy and her journey to freedom from a restrictive religious culture. Sara endured spiritual abuse and had the courage to make a change. God intersected Sara's life through some grace-based material by our friend and colleague, John Lynch, as well as a host of other folks. Her life has gone from a period of overt control, to out-of-control, to challenging decisions, to unraveling the truth of God's love for her.
Vernon and Kyle talk about the futility of trying to make God happy by figuring out what to do. Often, churches tell us "now that you are saved, get to work! You need to please God and be a better Christian." They may mean well, but the results can be devastating. Paul dealt with this issue as well. We will explore it.
Vernon Takes us through the scripture on why you, as a believer in Christ, are no longer under judgment. You can stand confident "in Christ" on the Day of Judgment. There is no more judgment...period. No more.
Vernon highlights John 1 and 1 John 5 on your right, authority, and permission to be you, the brand new you that has been born of God.
Vernon talks with Kyle Jenkins, a Dallas, Tx resident who began experimenting with drugs and alcohol in middle school, found Jesus while incarcerated, but was never told the truth about the radical transformation that happened when he accepted Christ. For years, Kyle prayed for something he actually had all along. Freedom. Kyle shares his story on this extended podcast episode.
Vernon is back. Today, Vernon introduces a new initiative at Grace Ministries International called Work Untangled. Work Untangled is a new community focused on practicing grace@work! Paul's words, "Grace and peace from God our Father and the Lord Jesus Christ," are what we want to share with you in the workplace. You can learn more about Work Untangled at https://workuntangled.com.
Vernon jumps back to Philippians 3 to understand more of Paul's thinking and attitude for living. The most important focus in life is knowing Christ. But how do we know Him? What does that look like? Paul shares a powerful truth with the folks in Philippi and with us that will transform your experience.
Vernon talks through the idea of rejoicing, even when life comes at us hard. We don't pretend that life is not hard or circumstances are not difficult; we rejoice IN the Lord. Vernon also talks about anxiety and how we can work through that in Christ.
Vernon takes us through a relational gold mine and a peak inside the very mind of Christ as described by the Apostle Paul in Philippians. The relational gold mine is one of humility and sacrifice, which may not look very appealing to the world, but to those in Christ, it is the very power of God working through us.
Are you confident? Is your confidence misplaced? Are you encouraging confidence in others? Vernon looks at how the apostle Paul addressed these issues in some of his letters to the church.
Vernon talks through the benefits of learning from others, especially Solomon, as we figure out what walking in righteousness looks like! Those who avoid or resist wisdom and instruction are called "naïve", not by me but by Solomon!
Vernon challenges us with the idea of joy. Often, when we lose hope, we lose joy. And sometimes we don't feel we have permission to even experience joy. Joy is not based on everything going our way, it is a fruit of the Spirit. Give yourself permission to experience this incredible Fruit of the Spirit... joy.
What does "spiritual" look like? Vernon talks about true spirituality and spiritual forces at work today.
Vernon shares an article from Apple News in the Atlantic magazine (https://apple.news/AhkeDv7MBT_eVJghWb4OL7g) that highlights the latest CDC Youth Risk Behavior Survey that shows the devastating rise in hopelessness in our teens, especially around teen girls. Vernon focuses on one thing we can do to help.
Vernon provides the "bottom line", the goal of all this instruction that is a beacon for the rest of us. The same goal that the Apostle Paul tells his son in the faith Timothy that should be foremost on our minds. A goal that some had departed from and ended up in fruitless discussions.
Vernon encourages us to "pause", and yes, even to "stop talking AND stop walking" when life hits you hard. He is all for walking out your faith and walking out the incredible new You, but we MUST make time to pause and listen to our Heavenly Father Who loves us! We hope this encourages your heart.
Vernon shares his #1 default answer when people ask him how to handle a unique relational situation. Of course, there are often circumstances that require safety first, but in general, this strategy is his go-to strategy for relationships.
Vernon shares what was seemingly a random decision at 5:30AM that turned out to be a 45-year-old renewed connection. He reminds us through Colossians 2:6-7 to "walk", and if you're unstable or just new in this walk, start with planting your "roots" firmly in Christ, in Who He is and who you are in Him. He is your Source. THEN, allow Him to build upon, in, and through you a "structure" that reflects His light and love for the world.
Vernon welcomes us to 2023 with a reminder that God is present with us in every circumstance, from the hard times to the fun times and everything in between. Let's start 2023 right by experiencing His presence NOW.
Vernon talks about our response to change by resting in the unchangeable change that has already changed us. Have a very Merry Christmas!
How do we actually walk and please God? Must we do more to get more sanctified? Vernon talks through 1 Thessalonians 4 where Paul explicitly tells his audience how to walk and please God. Paul also suggests a life goal you should consider adopting.
Vernon talks about secular vs full-time work...a false dichotomy. Your job and work is not in vain! He also teases a brand new program for business rolling out in early 2023. For more information about Work Untangled, email Vernon@gmint.org.
Vernon is back after being away caring for his mother, who passed away on October 23, 2022. In this episode, we discuss the idea of our human rulers and authorities (how appropriate for election day), honor and humility, crazy family dynamics, and more.
Vernon talks about finding grace in the place we probably don't want to go...suffering! And not just suffering when bad stuff happens, but suffering when we are doing right! This applies at work, in ministry, and most often in relationships.
Vernon asks the question, "are you looking for something more other than what you already have in Christ?" There are those who try and convince us that we need something more than Jesus Christ to be satisfied in this life, or to be a more spiritual Christian, or have more victory, or on and on it goes. Some of their arguments can be very persuasive! Paul addresses this issue in Colossians 2. Vernon encourages us to rest in the finished work of Christ.
Vernon encourages us through 2 Peter 1 to "own it", that is, to own your recovery and your walk in Christ! No one will do it for you, and you have everything you need in Christ to walk free.
Vernon takes us through a conversation around the purity ring, generally worn as one's commitment to remaining sexually pure and often given by parents to their daughters. What do you think about that?
Vernon and Michelle discuss 1 Corinthians 7:21-40 and talk through ideas of singleness vs marriage, improving your current situation "if you can", and when it might be appropriate to act as if you are single even when you are married (spoiler, it is a specific case in point and NOT the ideal marriage strategy!).
Vernon and Michelle continue their discussion in 1 Corinthians 7:6-16 and talk through issues Paul was addressing after receiving a few questions from the believers in Corinth. Issues mostly centered on marriage vs. singleness, and in that context, some of the messy life situations.
Note, although not explicit content, this subject may not be suitable for all audiences since we touch on the physical aspect of the marriage relationship...listener discretion advised. Vernon and Michelle talk through 1 Corinthians 7:1-5 considering the Corinthian culture and the implications these verses have for those who are married (and those in a relationship). Is our most intimate relationship with our spouse just a "duty"? Jump into the discussion with us and take up the challenge at the end of the podcast!
Vernon talks with Mike Quarles, author of a number of books including "Freedom From Addiction", "Helping Others Overcoming Addiction", "One Day At A Time", and more. Mike shares about the problem of addiction and what is necessary for a person to experience their freedom in Christ.
Vernon and Michelle talk through 1 Corinthians 6:12-20 and touch on eating, sex, body image, and the incredible spiritual union we have in Christ. We also discuss some often misunderstood topics including the question some may ask, "can the believer do whatever they want?"
Note This episode touches on some themes near the end that you may not want young listeners to hear! Vernon & Michelle talk through 1 Corinthians 6:1-11 and discuss lawsuits, rights, and touch on our true identity as a believer.
Vernon & Michelle Terrell walk us through a few of the Network 220 "Grace Upon Grace" Convention highlights. From brokenness to "good" to unashamed...lots to talk about! The convention led by Dr. Andrew Farley with some amazing communicators just wrapped up last weekend (April 23, 2022). Don't miss the next one in Dallas, Tx next year!
Vernon takes us through 1 Corinthians 5 where Paul had to make the hard call regarding an issue in the "assembly" of believers. There was a pretty obvious issue that was affecting the whole assembly but no one was taking any steps to correct it. Perhaps there is a hard call you need to make? Ask the Father for His wisdom and then make the call with "sincerity and truth".
Vernon talks with Kendall Flowe, Owner and Director at Hidden River Counseling in Roswell, GA. Kendall tells us his story after years of success and performing the Christian "walk" for the applause of others, after getting so tired and worn out trying to live up to his and everyone else expectations, he asked God this question, "is this all there is"? Well, Kendall found the answer. It may be the answer you need to hear. You can find out more at https://hiddenrivercounseling.com
Vernon continues the discussion with Yolanda Stith James, author of the book "Valley Life: Finding God in the Midst of Your Pain." Born and raised in a Jewish family, Yolanda is open to God yet partying away in her early years until she found faith and hope through Jesus Christ. Through triumph and tragedy, Yolanda discovered the faithfulness of God. Come along for this second part of the journey. You can find her book on Amazon at https://www.amazon.com/Valley-Life-Finding-Midst-Your/dp/1949021823/ and find out more at https://www.newheartliving.com/
Vernon talks with Yolanda Stith James, author of the book "Valley Life: Finding God in the Midst of Your Pain." Born and raised in a Jewish family, Yolanda is open to God yet partying away in her early years until she found faith and hope through Jesus Christ. Through triumph and tragedy, Yolanda discovered the faithfulness of God. Come along for this first part of the journey. You can find her book on Amazon at https://www.amazon.com/Valley-Life-Finding-Midst-Your/dp/1949021823/ and find out more at https://www.newheartliving.com/
After challenging the folks at Corinth, Paul reminds them in 1 Corinthians 4 he is a regular guy who is working hard, has no real place to call home, and he feels like others see him as the scum of the earth! How can that be "blessed?" He also tells them to imitate him, but not his financial or career prowess, but his "ways in Christ."
Vernon challenges us in 1 Corinthians 3 to understand and choose carefully how we are building on the foundation of Christ. What materials are you using to build? The fire is coming and it will test the quality of your work, and that is a good thing!
Vernon talks with Woody Whitley, a staff member at Grace Ministries International, about his journey after being raised in a Christian home, turning his back on God while laying wounded in the middle of a battle in Vietnam, and then, after many years, how God brought him back home to faith.
Vernon talks through 1 Corinthians 2 on Paul's focus and his strategy for going deep in the faith. Why not give it a try!
Vernon talks about the real evil, and it is not money. Paul the Apostle wrote Timothy a letter and painted a grim picture of how folks will behave and how they will relate to money and resources in "the last days". Do you see yourself in one or more of those word pictures? If so, you may want to rethink your view of money and, better yet, get to the root issue of why money or material resources are so important to you. Perhaps Grace Ministries can help you in that journey at https://gmint.org
Vernon continues the discussion with Mike Haswell, founder and president of Storing Treasures. In this episode, we explore in a bit more detail the 4 unique personality types that Mike uncovered over his years of ministry working with individuals, couples, and families. You can discover more about Storing Treasures from their website at https://StoringTreasures.com
Vernon talks with Mike Haswell, founder and president of Storing Treasures, on his journey helping individuals, couples and families experience freedom in their finances in this first of two episodes. Find out more: https://StoringTreasures.com
Where do you look for power and victory? Vernon takes us through a discussion on God's power in your life that can come only through the cross. Paul talks about it in 1 Corinthians 1:18-31.
Vernon talks through 1 Corinthians 1:1-17 and untangles this idea of being called, and then shares what all those who accept the call have in common, and it is pretty spectacular. Now that you know, you can stop trying so hard to get what you already got! Don't overthink it, start walking!
Vernon Terrell and Michelle Morris talk about New Year's resolutions and why we often don't keep them. Listen in for a few tips on setting goals for the new year.
A follow-up episode with Elizabeth Bowman, author of the book, "Encounter. Your Personal Guidebook For Inner Healing". In this episode, Elizabeth's husband Chris fills in the details after his secrets were exposed. Chris lays open his heart with an honest, straight-forward discussion around his journey to discover freedom.
Vernon talks with Elizabeth Bowman, author of the book "Encounter, Your Personal Guidebook To Inner Healing". Elizabeth shares her journey where she first encountered Jesus Christ, walked through the valley of sexual betrayal and trauma, and discovered the path to inner healing by God's grace. Check out her website https://unlockinghearts.com. You can purchase her book on Amazon.com.
Vernon talks about this idea of giving thanks versus blessing my agenda and taking time to "pause", step back, reframe and refocus on Christ and all He has given to us. In addition, finding the joy and finding the good in the midst of our circumstances and relationships.
Vernon shares a few thoughts on a funeral he just attended of a young, 18-year-old girl (and friend of the family) who unintentionally lost her life after a battle with drug addiction. Comfort? Encourage? How do you do that when there are no words? Hint: if there are no words, don't use any words.
Vernon reminds us of what was an undeniable provision of God over six years ago that “coincidentally” is a miracle for another family. You decide if it is coincidence, providence, or just plain luck. God is always at work in and through each one of us, even in the middle of our sometimes crazy and messy lives.
Vernon and Torben (discipleship counselor and staff member at Joni and Friends) talk through the destructive force of bitterness and outline God's solution as defined in the New Testament. You do not want to let bitterness take root and effect your life or the lives of those you love.
Vernon speaks with James Rimmer who was caught in the homosexual and drug scene for many years. James would title his story, "God's Unconditional Love Transformed Me". Jump inside the mind of James Rimmer to see how all this started, and perhaps learn how you can experience freedom and even help others who may struggle.
Vernon Terrell talks with Torben Jensen (Disciple Counselor at Grace Ministries International and on staff at Joni and Friends) asking, "how do you experience God?" So many Christians shy away from the one, sure-fire way to experience God in their life. You can actually experience God in every season of your life, but this particular season is where the sense of His presence seems to be most evident. What? Why? How? ...let's talk about it with Torben.
Vernon talks with Torben Jensen about hearing from God. What does it look like? Does God REALLY speak to us?Torben is a Grace Ministries International Counselor and is currently serving with the organization "Joni and Friends" in Nashville, TN - https://www.joniandfriends.org).
Vernon Terrell and Michelle Morris talk about this idea of "waiting", or "waiting on the Lord". In our culture of "get it now" and almost instant information anytime, anywhere, is "waiting on the Lord" even relevant? You make the call.
Vernon continues the discussion of life and work learning from the wisdom of Solomon in the book of Ecclesiastes 4 - 5. Remember, Solomon had it all and did it all and can save you and me from a bunch of heartache.
Vernon takes us through the first few chapters of Ecclesiastes where Solomon is wresting with what life is all about. He has been there and done that and we get to peek into his thinking process and hear some of the conclusions he has drawn along the way. Hear from the ultimate mentor and learn from his personal experience in life.
Vernon Terrell and Tammy Rivenbark explore the Enneagram. What is it? Origins? Why is it so popular? Does it play well with "grace"? Let us know if you want to hear more specifics around this topic. If you want to take the Enneagram test, check out Beth McCord's "Your Enneagram Coach" site and take her free testing at https://assessment.yourenneagramcoach.com. Also, please let us know your top 3 challenges to walking free: https://vernon.responsesuite.com/q/walkingfreetop3
Vernon Terrell talks with Cheryl Snead (on staff at Grace Ministries International) about her journey to hear from God after the tragic death of her mom when she was 12 through today. God is always speaking and always loving in every twist and turn of our life. Please let us know your top 3 challenges to walking free: https://vernon.responsesuite.com/q/walkingfreetop3
Vernon Terrell and Scott Brittin discuss the concept of brokenness, an often misunderstood idea that is the subject of some debate, even in grace-based Christian circles. It is our hope this episode will help you understand how we use the term at Grace Ministries International. God does NOT want to break YOU. He actually likes the new you in Christ, but He does want to set you free and break away whatever you are depending on for life.
Vernon takes us through Rom 16, which is full of encouragement around finding your people, loving on those who are serving (they need encouragement too), and connecting with others.
Vernon Terrell of Grace Ministries International talks with Jimmy Snead, business owner, speaker, counselor, long time Tres Dias mentor and communicator, and a Grace Ministries contributor and friend.
Vernon Terrell and Tammy Rivenbark of Grace Ministries International share their stories of losing a spouse to cancer and talk through tough questions, conflicting emotions, and offer a few practical suggestions.
Vernon Terrell and Tammy Rivenbark of Grace Ministries International share their stories of losing a spouse to cancer.
Vernon Terrell, Pam O'Gwin, Lori Sargent, and Michelle Morris discuss what walking free actually looks like in real life.
Vernon continues his solo act continuing the discussion from last week taking a look at Romans 15.
Vernon goes solo looking at Romans 14 where Paul really hits us hard with walking versus talking in the context of our relationships.
Learning to process emotions with Michelle Morris (one of our Directors at Grace Ministries International).
An introduction to our new Grace Ministries International podcast "Walking Free". What is this podcast all about? Vernon, GMI staff, and other guests help you take steps to experience the reality of Christ in you, or said differently, helping you walk free in each area of your life.
“Therefore we have been buried with Him through baptism into death, so that as Christ was raised from the dead through the glory of the Father, so we too might walk in newness of life.” (Romans 6:4)
“for we walk by faith, not by sight” (2 Corinthians 5:7)
“For we are His workmanship, created in Christ Jesus for good works, which God prepared beforehand so that we would walk in them.” (Ephesians 2:10)
“Therefore I, the prisoner of the Lord, implore you to walk in a manner worthy of the calling with which you have been called,” (Ephesians 4:1)
Please let us know your top 3 challenges to walking free: https://vernon.responsesuite.com/q/walkingfreetop3