What's Going On? – Part 1

Wild at Heart

Christianity, Spirituality, Religion & Spirituality

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🗓️ 25 June 2018

⏱️ 40 minutes

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Summary

In hard seasons, it can feel like either we're blowing it or God is holding out on us. We long for relief but what we most need is God's interpretation of our situation.

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0:00.0	I was talking to some friends last week, some really good people, Stacy and I enjoy talking
0:06.5	to from time to time.
0:08.4	They're in it.
0:09.4	They're 100% in for Jesus.
0:10.9	They love God, they live well, they seek him, they pursue their own growth in him,
0:17.0	and they have some influence. They have a growing influence in the world.
0:21.0	And what they were sharing with us was new things have suddenly
0:25.2	surfaced in their marriage that feel pretty big what I was intrigued by was
0:29.8	not just referring to
0:33.0	common that story seems to be and I'm not just referring to marriages but
0:38.0	good people loving God wanting more
0:42.0	finding themselves in some really hard circumstances.
0:45.6	Friends, welcome to the Ransom Tar Podcast, wanted to invite you into a conversation
0:51.8	about that.
0:52.4	Morgan and Alan invite you into a conversation about that.
0:53.0	Morgan and Alan in the studio here with me this week.
0:57.0	Something is going on.
0:59.0	I just want to start by asking you guys,
1:02.0	do you know what I'm describing?
1:03.2	Are you, what do you see happening recently in the lives of the people in your world,
1:13.0	and particularly in the lovers of God.
1:16.4	John, I was spending some time with a mentor this fall.
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