Connexus Church Audio Podcast

If Christians believe in an all-powerful God, why don’t they live their lives more expectant that he will move? As a church, we have a well-thought-out strategy to reach people, but what would happen if we expected a move of God daily? How would it change how we behave?

Our culture is offering new theories on what it means to be human faster than ever before. Part of you knows we’re all missing something of depth that works. But where do you find it? Jesus would say you can find the meaning and purpose you are looking for in him, but why don’t more Christians live like Jesus? How can you encounter Jesus, and what would it mean to our community if we were to be a church where we encounter Jesus together?

In Part 3 of Living With Yourself, Open Hands, Andy Stanley discusses why we should fear the consequences of closing our hands more than the consequences of losing what’s in them.

In part 2 of the "Living with Yourself" video series, Andy Stanley stresses the importance of monitoring one's heart to ensure alignment between one's inner self and outer behavior. He emphasizes that man-made rules are not enough to live a life of integrity and that one must focus on the inner condition of their heart to align themselves with God's will. Stanley also discusses the dangers of ignoring what is going on inside oneself and the importance of tending to one's soul to prevent toxic emotions such as guilt, anger, greed, and jealousy from defiling it. Lastly, he addresses the issues of resentment, greed, and jealousy, suggesting that forgiveness, celebrating others' success, and giving generously are the solutions to these problems.

In this podcast, Andy Stanley emphasizes the importance of attending to the health of our souls and surrendering ourselves to God to safeguard ourselves against the capacity for duplicity that can harm ourselves and our loved ones. He explores the concept of surrendering ourselves to Jesus every single day, declaring dependence and independence from oneself. Stanley argues that by following Jesus, people can close the gap between their self-image and how others perceive them, leading to peace with oneself and a life better lived. He also encourages people to practice daily surrender to sensitize their conscience and be less tolerant of going against who they truly want to be.

You likely have an opinion about Jesus. From celebrities to podcasters to gurus, everyone has thoughts on Jesus. In this series, we’re diving deep into some of the most controversial questions surrounding the life of Jesus and uncovering the truth that lies beneath. We’re creating space for you to ask questions, challenge assumptions, and find answers for yourself.

You likely have an opinion about Jesus. From celebrities to podcasters to gurus, everyone has thoughts on Jesus. In this series, we’re diving deep into some of the most controversial questions surrounding the life of Jesus and uncovering the truth that lies beneath. We’re creating space for you to ask questions, challenge assumptions, and find answers for yourself.

You likely have an opinion about Jesus. From celebrities to podcasters to gurus, everyone has thoughts on Jesus. In this series, we’re diving deep into some of the most controversial questions surrounding the life of Jesus and uncovering the truth that lies beneath. We’re creating space for you to ask questions, challenge assumptions, and find answers for yourself.

You likely have an opinion about Jesus. From celebrities to podcasters to gurus, everyone has thoughts on Jesus. In this series, we’re diving deep into some of the most controversial questions surrounding the life of Jesus and uncovering the truth that lies beneath. We’re creating space for you to ask questions, challenge assumptions, and find answers for yourself.

Did Jesus really exist? Did he actually rise from the dead? Isn't this all a fairy tale? In this series featuring multiple guest speakers we're creating space for you to ask questions, challenge assumptions, and find answers for yourself. 

Stuck in a cycle of disappointment? Striving to better yourself but not quite making it? Struggling with success and failure?   You’re not alone. Jesus points to something far more meaningful and grounded. The resurrection of Jesus makes way for an expectant life, a hope-filled life, and a life where resurrection can come to dark and dead places.  

The sacrifice Jesus made on the cross for you and for me points us to a simple need to respond because it meets you right where you are.  Join us as we reflect on the significance of the unique love Jesus displayed for each one of us.

Sometimes you think you can’t make a dent in the problems the world is facing. Besides, you feel like you barely have enough to live on yourself. As a result, many times we can become indifferent toward the situations others face, and sadly our response can be one of inaction. Is there another way? Can something make a difference?