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#512 Strong & Still - Rest, Reflection and Renewal for a Resilient Faith - Gratitude

Is it your vision or your focus? Reality doesn’t change, but sometimes our perspective does. This week in Strong & Still: 7 Days of Rest, Reflection, and Renewal for a Resilient Faith, we’re considering how gratitude reframes our perspective.
 
Life doesn’t always change, but how we see it can. Listen and discover not only how joy, prayer, and thankfulness can reframe our perspective even in the most challenging times, but also how you can incorporate them into your own life.

#511 Strong & Still Day 2 - Gratitude

Welcome to 'Strong & Still Day 2 - Gratitude' 
Strong & Still is a 7-part daily Bible meditation series designed to help you strengthen your faith and calm your soul.
Feeling anxious, overwhelmed, or constantly rushed? Are you seeking peace? This is for you. 
Take a few minutes. Listen. Be thankful in everything. An additional resource for the series 'Strong & Still - Rest, Reflection, and Renewal for a Resilient Faith' 

#510 Strong & Still: Rest, Reflection, and Renewal for a Resilient Faith - Be Still

Strong & Still: Rest, Reflection, and Renewal for a Resilient Faith – Be Still
Episode 1 of 7 in a series designed to equip Christians to live out their faith with confidence, clarity, resilience, and authenticity.
This Week:
In a world that celebrates hustle and constant motion, we often believe resilience comes from doing more, trying harder, or pushing through. Yet Scripture tells us that one of the most potent ways to build spiritual resilience is to 'be still'.
Explore the paradox of productive stillness in Strong & Still: Be Still. And for practical tools to help you apply this truth, check out Episode #509 — a supplemental Bible meditation available at PCspeaking.com under ‘Bible Meditations’.

#509 - Strong & Still – Day 1: Be Still and Know

Welcome to Day 1 of Strong and Still, "Be Still and Rest in His Presence," a 7-part Bible meditation series designed to strengthen your faith and calm your soul. 
Feeling anxious, overwhelmed, or constantly rushed? Are you seeking peace? This is for you.
Take a few minutes. Listen. Be still. And know that He is God. An additional resource for the series 'Strong and Still - Rest, Reflection and Renewal for a Resilient Faith'

#508 Built to Last - I Peter 3;1-11 Humility

This week’s Eternal Principle: Humility paves the path to God’s grace.
Listen in and explore how genuine humility brings genuine peace and how to hand your anxiety to the only One strong enough to carry it.

#507 Built to Last - I Peter 3:15 Personal Apology

In a world full of political shifts, pressures, and promises, Christians are called to place their hope in Jesus and to be ready to explain "why" with gentleness and respect.
This week, we examine 1 Peter 3:15 and discover how to carry God's name well in everyday life.

#506 Built to Last - I Peter 3:13-22 Gaining Moral Clarity

What’s shaping how you see the world? In a culture flooded with conflicting values, competing influences, and ever-shifting definitions of “good,” clarity can feel out of reach. But 1 Peter 3 shows us the lens through which we can see with moral clarity.
 

#505 Built to Last - I Peter 3:1-12 Wives submit to your own husbands

‘Likewise, wives, submit to your own husbands.’ A verse more often misunderstood than a text from your wife that says, ‘Fine. Do whatever you want.’ 

#504 *Live* The Story that Changed the World - Matthew 27:15–26

Meet the characters in the story that changed the world.
 
Barabbas – The Man of Notorious Guilt
Pilate – The Man of Political Compromise
The Crowd – The Influential Voice of the Masses
Jesus – The Righteous and Rejected King
 
One went free.
One remained neutral.
One called for blood.
One paid it all.

#503 Misplaced Hope - Matthew 21:1-10

They welcomed Jesus, shouting His praise, and a few days later, shouted, ‘Crucify Him.’ People had placed their hope in what they thought Jesus would do and were disappointed when He didn’t do it.
 
We all place our hope in something — finances, relationships, comfort, control. Misplaced hope inevitably leads to disappointment.
 
This week, we’re talking about a hope that survives suffering and transforms lives, even when things are at their worst. Placing your hope in Christ means putting things in the proper order, which makes other things less important and actually allows you to enjoy them.