Soul Health – Jeremy Austill

Soul Health

  • I will admit, I always read the book of Proverbs a little tentatively. In general, we are prone to take advice from people who have a moral authority, who stand on the moral high ground, who have lived very well what they preach. When we come to Proverbs we must acknowledge that Solomon, though noted for
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  • Many young men my age can recall Saturday morning and after school moments spent, milk and cookies in hand, staring at the tube as G.I. Joe forces once again outsmarted and out skilled Cobra Commander. iykyk Those who logged such hours remember the tag line of every show… “Knowing is half the
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  • An article written by Adam Steinbach, student pastor at Memphis 1st AG. I have three kids living at my house. I suppose I shouldn’t call my two oldest ‘kids’ any longer as they are now in the youth ministry that I lead! How did I get here?! Time goes by fast whether you are intentional with it or not. My
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  • Since I recently wrote a piece about the necessity of consuming scripture (2020 Sur-Thrival Tip), it only feels appropriate to offer some practical advice on how to effectively engage the Bible. To be clear, this isn’t doctorate level, academic, theologian advice. It’s for all of us every day
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  • Prepare yourself. I’m going to make some challenging statements. I was recently asked the following question by a friend: “What is the most important thing for a Christian right now, in the middle of all that’s going on?” Some questions you have to mull over, ponder how to best
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  • “You’re so heavenly minded that you’re no earthly good.” Have you ever heard that one? It has to be one of the most misinformed quips in the human arsenal. I know a lot of people who are so earthly minded that they are no heavenly good, but I have yet to meet a heavenly minded
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  • I am going to begin with what some may consider pessimism. I certainly ascribe to the belief that God can turn the tide on COVID-19 with one word. I’m not living with diminished faith by making the upcoming statement. Rather, I want to recalibrate my mind in order to better navigate what remains of
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  • Last week I spent a couple of blog entries talking about the value of intentionally, diligently establishing healthy thought patterns. At the conclusion of this entry you can hit the links to read those pieces. “Remember the Sabbath and keep it holy.” This is a Divine commandment. Sabbath
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  • Let’s start with a moment of transparency. On the extrovert / introvert scale I trend toward introvert. If you knew me when I was younger, or If you watch me from afar, you may find that a little surprising. As a part of my function and assignment, I am outwardly expressive, and I am comfortable
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  • I referenced in a blog I wrote yesterday, that rather than setting goals, I prefer to diligently cultivate specific thought patterns. You can read my reasoning HERE. A couple of reasons I value a well cultivated thought process over a well thought out goal is my belief that “accomplishment”
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