Getting Ready for Jesus

Wild at Heart

Christianity, Spirituality, Religion & Spirituality

4.8 • 1.7K Ratings

🗓️ 13 February 2023

⏱️ 40 minutes

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Summary

In part one of this series, John and Allen ask a disruptive question: What would you need to do to be ready if you thought Jesus was returning in your lifetime?

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0:00.0	It is the week of February 13th, and you have found your way to the Wild at Heart podcast,
0:16.6	sort of like those flights, when they announce, if you don't want to go to Atlanta, you would
0:22.3	probably want to get off this flight right now.
0:25.7	This is the Wild at Heart podcast, and John and Alan in the studio this week, not with
0:32.6	a Valentine's Day podcast, everybody.
0:35.4	Actually, we're recording this a few weeks ahead of time, and I didn't even know it was
0:39.0	Valentine's Day.
0:40.0	You didn't bring me a card?
0:41.0	Yes, sorry.
0:42.0	I'll bring you flowers tomorrow.
0:44.0	Okay.
0:45.0	Let's do what we normally do.
0:46.6	Let's begin with release.
0:49.5	Let's begin with union with Christ, letting go, the crazy and the chaos, centering ourselves
0:56.8	in the presence of God so that we can be met and cared for and strengthened and renewed
1:04.1	by the presence of God in this week's podcast.
1:10.2	So Father, Jesus, Holy Spirit, I release everyone and everything to you.
1:18.6	Give you my day, I give you the week, I give you all the things that are clamoring for
1:26.1	my heart right now.
1:28.8	In this moment, for a moment, I can let it go.
1:33.6	And so I lay down all things to you, Jesus.
1:40.5	Just take a moment to do that, friends.
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