by Misty Phillip | May 24, 2021 | Podcast
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In this episode of By His Grace, I interview Rabbi Jason Sobel. Rabbi Jason Sobel is a thought leader, spiritual guide, and Jewish follower of Yeshua (Jesus). He is co-founder of Fusion with Rabbi Jason, a ministry dedicated to sharing teachings and resources that reconnect ancient Jewish wisdom with the teachings of the New Testament.
In this episode, Jason and I have an important discussion about the Jewish roots of the Bible, their historical significance, and their significance as related to both the Christian and the Jewish faith. As a Jewish follower of Yeshua, Jason brings a unique and much-needed perspective on the Messiah and the work that He came to do. Listen in to this powerful message to be encouraged, equipped, and inspired to engage the scriptures and to appreciate their Jewish roots. In addition to the message, be sure to listen to the conclusion of the show where Rabbi Jason prays a traditional Jewish blessing over the listeners.
Key Take-Aways
– “The Chosen takes a different look at the life of Jesus than many of the other portrayals of Him.”
– “The most Jewish thing you can do is believe in Jesus.”
– “Satan thought he was foiling the plan of God, but He was actually fulfilling it.”
– “My heart’s desire is for all of the Jewish people and all of Israel to understand that Yeshua is the promised Messiah of the Hebrew Scriptures.”
– “He came the first time as a suffering servant, as the lamb, but He’s returning as the son of David, as the lion of the tribe of Judah.”
– “When you see the Jewish roots, you see the Bible in high definition.”
Resources
– Jason’s website:https://www.fusionglobal.org
– The Chosen TV Series: https://watch.angelstudios.com/thechosen
– Jason’s new book: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08BYYV13Q/ref=dbs_a_def_rwt_bibl_vppi_i1
Connect with Jason on Social Media!
– Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rabbijasonsobel/
– Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/rabbijasonsobel/
– Twitter: https://twitter.com/rabbijasonsobel
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by Misty Phillip | May 17, 2021 | Podcast
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In this episode of the By His Grace podcast, Anne Watson and I discuss facing critics, handling our inner critic, and the importance of loving ourselves as Jesus commands us to.
Key Takeaways
- “When you begin getting critics is actually when you know that you are stirring the waters, that you’re making a difference, you’re making an impact, you’re having influence because you are creating emotion in people.”
- “If I loved myself, how would I respond in this situation?”
- “If you would not talk to somebody else that way, don’t talk to yourself that way.”
- “Love God, love your neighbor, love yourself.”
- “The whole Bible is a love letter to us. We have to start by believing it.”
- “We have to give ourselves permission to shake it off.”
- “If Jesus can’t escape the critics, neither can we.”
Resources
Anne’s website: https://annemwatson.com
Scripture References:
Matthew 10:4, Matthew 10:15, Luke 9:5, Mark 6:11
Connect with Anne on Social Media!
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/annewatsontx/
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by Misty Phillip | May 4, 2021 | Podcast
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On this episode of By His Grace, I interview Mazi Robinson. Mazi is a Licensed Professional Counselor and speaker specializing in helping women discover their true voice as they navigate self-worth challenges, relationship concerns, and life stage transitions. In addition to her work as a Therapist, Mazi maintains an active motivational speaking schedule, presenting workshops on topics such as anxiety, healthy relationships, self worth, personal growth and healing, purposeful living, and life stage transitions.
Mazi is also the Founder and Director of Cultivate Atlanta. Cultivate’s mission is to give women both the access and opportunity to pursue emotional, mental, and spiritual health, so they can cultivate a life of joy, courage, and freedom.
In 2017, Mazi and her team began hosting bi-monthly Gatherings, which serve as a place and resource for the women of Atlanta to learn and grow together. She is also the host of Cultivate’s podcast, Rooted & Established, which expands on the conversations that begin in counseling sessions and at the Gatherings, and provide another resource for women looking for emotional health insights and encouragement.
Mazi and I discuss the inner critic, how to identify it, where the inner critic comes from, how to combat it, and how to let failure be a teacher for us. She provides practical strategies and insight that is applicable to anyone struggling to conquer the fear of failure and the inner critic.
Key Takeaways
- “Some of our inner critics may be louder than others, but we all have an inner critic.”
- “There is a direct correlation between our anxiety level and the volume of our inner critic.”
- “There is a great connection between procrastination and our inner critic.”
- “We recognize that our inner critic shouting is actually a symptom of us being courageous.”
- “Your inner critic never shouts truth.”
- “Inner critics are nocturnal.”
- “Our inner critic always comes from someone else’s voice.”
- “The goal of the inner critic’s goal is to get you to stop being brave.”
- “The inner critic’s goal is to get you to stop being vulnerable.”
- “Replace the lie with the truth.”
- “You are loved. There is no failure on Earth that can change that.”
- “If you live brave enough, you’re going to fail.”
- “Failure takes on meaning when we allow it to teach us and we allow it to be redeemed.”
Resources
Mazi’s website: https://mazirobinson.com/about-mazi
Cultivate Atlanta: https://www.cultivateatlanta.com
Connect with Mazi on social media!
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cultivateatlanta/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mazirobinsonlpc/
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by Misty Phillip | May 2, 2021 | Podcast
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In this episode of By His Grace, I interview Lucas Miles.
Lucas is a trusted voice in the American church who has consistently addressed some of the most challenging topics in theology, politics, and culture. He is the host of Faithwire’s The Lucas Miles Show and a cohost of The Church Boys podcast. Lucas and his work have been featured in books and on TV and radio programs, as well as syndicated in articles across both political and religious news outlets. He is also the author of the critically acclaimed book Good God: The One We Want to Believe In but Are Afraid to Embrace.
An ordained pastor with over twenty years of ministry experience, Lucas has been involved in dozens of church planting efforts in the US and in remote locations not least of which is his local ministry, Nfluence Church, where he and his wife, Krissy, have been serving since planting the church in 2004.
Key Takeaways
“This isn’t a Republican or Democrat thing for me. This is really about what do we believe about scripture? What do we believe about Jesus?”
“I think that our faith can guide our politics, but our politics should not dictate our faith.”
“Just because something is called Christian, doesn’t mean all Christian content is equal.”
“If you’re a disciple and a Christian, it should lead you to a pro-life position.”
“To love someone is to have grace for them and it’s also being willing to speak truth to them.”
“The only way to break the cycle is to die to ourselves.”
“Here’s the beautiful thing about Christianity. I speak love to everyone.”
“If we don’t tether ourselves to something, we have a tendency to get carried with the current.”
“When we’re connected to the source, we can find unity in the body of Christ.”
Resources
Lucas’ website: https://lucasmiles.org
Lucas’ latest book: https://lucasmiles.org/books/
Lucas’ church: https://nfluencechurch.org
Connect with Lucas on Social Media!
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mrlucasmiles/channel/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MrLucasMiles/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/lucasmiles
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