Trailhead of Wellington's Podcast

Sept 19, 2021 Message - Regis Sullivan

Guest speaker Regis Sullivan gives us a message of Hope in dark times.

Give Me Forty | DISCIPINE #6 - PARTICIPATION | Exodus 36

God invites us to create personal space for Him in our lives so that we can experience Him in the moment.  But, on a larger scale, He invites us to create public space for Him in our communities so that we can experience a larger movement of His Spirit.

Give Me Forty | DISCIPLINE #5 - KNOWING GOD | Exodus 32

Knowing about God never replaces the need to actually know God.  If we want God to be the king of our lives, we have to embrace the discipline of knowing Him.

Give Me Forty | DISCIPLINE #4 - CREATING SPACE | Exodus 25

Exodus is the journey where God re-establishes Himself as the King of Israel.  During this forty year journey, God teaches the people of Israel several disciplines they need to step into if they want to experience the best possible life with Him.  Among those disciplines are surrender, endurance, enough and creating space for Him.

Give Me Forty | DISCIPINE #3 ENOUGH | Exodus 16

It's really easy to know when we have had enough emotionally and are frustrated.  But, how do we know when we have had enough when it comes to material resources?  As we continue walking through Exodus, we see how God teaches the people of Israel to be satisfied with their possessions.

Give Me Forty: Discipline 2 - Endurance - Exodus 10

We all go through  situations in life that require resilience and persistence.  In part two of this series on the book of Exodus, we see that endurance is a critically important discipline for living life with God.

Give me Forty: Discipline 1 - Surrender: Exodus 3

There is a large gap between knowing and doing.  And the middle ground that we struggle to overcome is often defined by discipline.  In this series walking through the book of Exodus, we look at 6 disciplines needed to allow God to be king of our lives.

The Goal: Listen, Follow, Experience - John 8

Is it possible to authentically live and love like Jesus?  After asking this question for the last few weeks, we come to the hardest part of the discussion.  This one thing is what separates those who are good, religious people from those who are truly following the ways of Jesus.