No Sanity Required Snowbird Wilderness Outfitters

The day-to-day Christian life is not a mountaintop experience. Life is messy and circumstances can cause us to doubt God. When doubt attacks our faith we need to keep pressing into the Lord.
In this episode Brody walks through the transfiguration of Jesus, the chaos that meets them when they get off the mountain, and how we should fight doubt. Listen as we consider 5 facets of God’s revelation that confirm Jesus’ glory. 


Let’s submit our doubt to the Lord and let it grow us closer to Christ.

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Respond Women's RetreatLuke 9Mark 92 Peter 1:16-18


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Sin is deceptive and deceitful. It can cause us to turn away from the Lord.
In this episode, Brody continues his conversation about Demas and walks through 7 things we must guard against to remain faithful to the end. Demas traded faithfulness to the Lord for a love of the world. Do not forsake the Gospel for what the world offers.
Let’s hold fast, live with a conviction of the Holy Spirit, and stay faithful. 


Resources:
Respond Women’s RetreatSnowbird Wilderness Outfitters1 Timothy 1:18Hebrews 3:12-14Galatians 52 Timothy 4:1-5Ephesians 4Philemon 1:241 John 2:15Please leave a review on Apple or Spotify to help improve No Sanity Required and help others grow in their faith.

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How do we live faithfully for the Lord and prevent drifting away?
In this episode, Brody discusses the life of Demas, why people tend to drift away, and how we can stay faithful. Demas was once a co-laborer with Paul on the mission field, but abandoned Paul when he was needed most. 
Scripture tells us Demas thought the world offered him something greater than what the Lord provided. People are often influenced by the latest movement or ideology, but these movements don’t last. 
However, the Gospel is unchanging. It is eternal and outlasts cultural movements. Let’s hold fast to Jesus and pursue him faithfully.
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What does the resurrection of Jesus mean for our lives?
As we just celebrated Resurrection Sunday, Brody focused on the life of Paul in the book of Acts by walking through 14 lessons Paul teaches us.
Paul points again and again to the living hope we have through the resurrected Jesus. We are called to live lives worthy of our Savior, who is eternal in his existence and grace. Paul showed us what it looks like to preach unapologetically and with authority that is from the Lord.
Let’s live lives for the Gospel. We hope this episode leaves you encouraged and renewed in your resolve to walk with Jesus. 
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Resources:
Acts 13Ephesians 21 Corinthians 15LMNT High-School TeamRead the full article on Paul in Acts:
14 Lessons Paul Teaches Us in Acts
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Have you ever lived in shame and guilt over a mistake you made?
Scripture tells us that those who are in Christ are no longer condemned but set free from our sins. In this episode, Brody walks through 8 truths we can learn from Isaac and Rebecca’s mistake-filled lives. God chose to preserve and protect this family regardless of Isaac’s mistakes.


You are going to make mistakes throughout your life. But the trajectory of our lives should be one of faithfulness and obedience to the Lord. God is greater than our ability to mess things up. Isaac became a testimony and witness to the Lord’s grace.


Let’s learn from the life of Isaac and rest in the grace and freedom of the Lord.
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A faithful pastor and shepherd is going to be obedient to the call of God. 
In this episode, Brody continues his conversation on what makes a Biblical pastor, by walking through 1 Peter 5, where Peter offers wisdom to help pastors shepherd well.


Jesus is the Chief Shepherd. Pastors are under-shepherds because the sheep belong to the Lord. Being a pastor requires labor and hard work. Let’s love one another well, pray for our leaders, and serve in our local churches. 


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