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In this episode, Sean uses a quote from professional football coach Sean McVay to illustrate the gift of the scar. Adversity is not pleasant, but it is the only way for us to learn. This car shows that we experience pain, but we did not give up. God uses this pain to help us grow and to help others.

In this episode, Sean discusses one of his most teaches- habits and boundaries. Our lives are not always molded by the big things we say yes or no to… But by the many small decisions we make each day. Habits and boundaries can help us change the trajectory of our life one day at a time.

In this episode, which was inspired by a speech Sean recently heard from a Chick-fil-A executive, he discussed the concept of 2nd mile service. It is a game changer in all areas of our life, and you will want to listen to every minute!

In this very important episode, Sean discusses the importance of speaking life into others. We may be the only thing between self-doubt and greatness. All it takes is seeing greatness and speaking greatness.

In this episode, Sean talks about the epidemic of anxiety and how to battle it. Spoiler alert, the old song “Don’t Worry Be Happy” is not the answer. :)

Today’s episode was inspired by the life of Bob Willis, a remarkable individual whose funeral was held last week in Nowata, OK. As Sean listened to his family described Bob, he saw a man who consistently showed Christ in his life. This episode talks about how we can live this life and allows for healthy self-examination for each of us.

In this super practical episode, Sean discusses how our habits and boundaries actually determine our impact in this life. Using the life of Jesus as an example, he shows that more is not always better.

In this episode, Sean takes a brief departure from our open hand series to talk about an important question that a friend asked him this week. “I know Jesus loves me but does he really like me?” enjoy this fascinating teaching around Jesus live and how he loves us all just the same.

In this episode, Sean talks about how we were designed. We were not designed for control or ego, or to rule the Earth in an evil way. We were not designed for our own personal benefit. And here’s the big clue… The best way to see our design is to study the life of Jesus.

In this episode, Sean starts a brand new series called Open Hands. This is a series on the power of biblical stewardship and our first episode is called “the owner’s world”. Our prayer is that Open Hands will make us all think about our role on this earth very differently, and inspire us to truly live in service to our Heavenly Father.

In this episode, Sean talks about the importance of perseverance and never giving up. The challenges and mundane portions of our life prepare us for the big breakthrough moments. Sean uses amazing Bible teachings to help us see how breakthrough is often on the other side of something really difficult.

In this next to last week of our misliving series, Sean talks about the power of our witness. Disciples naturally bring people to meet Jesus, but it’s not forced or weird or scary. It is natural. We are just telling what we have seen and inviting our friends to come and see what we have experienced.

As we continue our series on misliving, Sean discusses the power of simplicity. First, we take a look at the life of Jesus for the perfect model. And then we discussed three practices that can help us simplify our life and focus more on Him.

In this episode, Sean discusses the power of living with a servant’s heart. So many of us are for recognition or getting our name in the paper we making our boss happy. Jesus serve because he love people we serve because Jesus gave us the ultimate gift, his life.

Generosity can change the world, but we can only be generous if we trust in God. This episode talks about how to live with open hands so that we can be generous, and God can bless us at the same time.

In today’s episode, Sean talks about the power of community and his personal experience in finding community through a local group in Tulsa. We are not meant to do life alone, and this was modeled by the life of Jesus.

As we continue our series on Misliving, Sean talks about the power of prayer. Prayer is not preparation for the ministry, it is the ministry. Jesus constantly spent time in prayer to the Father, and this always gave him tremendous power, strength and direction. Just like His most powerful times were always proceeded by prayer, we can live the same way in our lives.

In today’s episode, Sean discusses the power of the Word. Spending time in scripture every day and not rushing through it, but allowing God to speak to us through His Word. Jesus spoke scripture effortlessly because he lived it and that is our goal as well.

As we continue our series on Misliving, focusing on creating a life that is not filled with distractions and focuses on the most important things, we discuss the importance of solitude. Jesus often withdrew to lonely places to pray with God and so should we. We must get anchored to him before we get battered by the waves of the world.

Happy Father’s Day everyone! So often, fathers carry a burden that we are not supposed to carry. This episode talks about the importance of rest and allowing God to be God. No matter your father situation today, please know that you have a heavenly father, who loves you unconditionally and perfectly.