A short clip about the message that Jesus has entrusted to his followers.Watch more videos at the Mountainview YouTube channel. Looking for a Speaking Coach? The most successful people are not always the smartest people. But they have one thing in common: they communicate well. I'd love to help you become a better communicator. Click here. Professor at Warner University church planter with Stadia former former president, Church Planters of the Rockies helped start 2 for-profit tech companies Need a Speaker or Presenter? Interested in having me speak for your church, conference, or organization? Follow this link to learn more.
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In this video, I use a simple way to illustrate the gospel. All you need is a pen and paper.Watch more videos at the Mountainview YouTube channel. Looking for a Speaking Coach? The most successful people are not always the smartest people. But they have one thing in common: they communicate well. I'd love to help you become a better communicator. Click here. Professor at Warner University church planter with Stadia former former president, Church Planters of the Rockies helped start 2 for-profit tech companies Need a Speaker or Presenter? Interested in having me speak for your church, conference, or organization? Follow this link to learn more.
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As human beings, we like to be in control. There is a (not-so-small) part of us that wants to know every detail and to have every answer ... about every problem ... every single time! In dealing with the current realities of COVID-19, I'm reminded that there are two types of situations in life: Those that we can control Those that we cannot control Since it's human nature to want to be in control, it's easy to get anxious about the things we cannot control. We worry about what the weather will be like in two weeks or if there will be long security lines at the airport. In reality, we cannot control the weather or how many other people might be traveling. The more we focus on the things we cannot control, the more anxious and overwhelmed we will feel. But that doesn't mean there aren't things we do…
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Social distancing. Now that's a phrase that has catapulted into everyday conversations. In an effort to contain the spread of COVID-19, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has asked people to gather in smaller and smaller groups while maintaining six feet of separation. Since the virus spreads from person-to-person, creating the appropriate distance reduces the likelihood of infection and slows the spread of transmission. People who have underlying medical conditions such as chronic lung disease or asthma, diabetes, or recent cancer treatments are most at-risk for developing serious complications from COVID-19. Social distancing is intended to create a safe environment for the most vulnerable among us. Medically-speaking it's an effective response to a new, unknown virus. A few days ago, I hosted a Facebook Live session to talk with people about how to remain steady under pressure. During the event, I was asked about how to handle the…
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When we lose something and can't find it, we generally replace it with something new. We live in a throw-away society. But how does God handle lost things? Or, more importantly, how does he handle lost people? Who have lost their way or lost hope? Thankfully … he doesn’t throw us away. Nor does he replace us with something new. Instead, he offers us the chance to be made new.Watch more videos at the Mountainview YouTube channel. Looking for a Speaking Coach? The most successful people are not always the smartest people. But they have one thing in common: they communicate well. I'd love to help you become a better communicator. Click here. Professor at Warner University church planter with Stadia former former president, Church Planters of the Rockies helped start 2 for-profit tech companies Need a Speaker or Presenter? Interested in having me speak for your church, conference, or…
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