Politics, religion, science, morality, or Netflix shows... everyone has an opinion and we all seem to be on the journey towards "knowing." What if knowing isn't the best place to end up anyway? Join John on an ethereal trip down the path of being comfortable with what we don't know, and three questions that may make you think before you pontificate…

Magic and Bird, golfing in the rain, love monkeys, and getting better at life. Support the showJohn Mitchell által

Batteries, Maya Angelou, Saturday mornings and the battle inside us. Support the showJohn Mitchell által

Yard darts, bad woodworking, Michael Jackson and musings about the 4 stages of life. Support the showJohn Mitchell által

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Pastor John Core and Bishop C.L. Mitchell által

Pastor John Core and Bishop C.L. Mitchell által

Pastor John Core and Bishop C.L. Mitchell által

Pastor John Core and Bishop C.L. Mitchell által

Pastor John Core and Bishop C.L. Mitchell által

Pastor John Core and Bishop C.L. Mitchell által

Pastor John Core and Bishop C.L. Mitchell által

Pastor John Core and Bishop C.L. Mitchell által

Pastor John Core and Bishop C.L. Mitchell által

Pastor John Core and Bishop C.L. Mitchell által

Pastor John Core and Bishop C.L. Mitchell által

Pastor John Core and Bishop C.L. Mitchell által

Hope is the thing that makes you create another New Year's Resolution. It's the quiet, consistent force that drives progress and leads to a better world. No matter how dark things get, hope is unwavering. It is our choice to be lured by the ease and laziness of cynicism, or engage in the energy that comes with hope. Here are 3 things to help in cho…

Pastor John Core and Bishop C.L. Mitchell által

Pastor John Core and Bishop C.L. Mitchell által

Pastor John Core and Bishop C.L. Mitchell által

Pastor John Core and Bishop C.L. Mitchell által

Pastor John Core and Bishop C.L. Mitchell által

Pastor John Core and Bishop C.L. Mitchell által

Vince Lombardi famously said “Winning isn't everything, it's the only thing.” And George Steinbrenner said “Winning is the most important thing in my life, after breathing. Breathing first, winning next.” And, of course the best quote about winning is from Reese Bobby - "If you ain’t first, you're last." No matter how you say it, winning and losing…

The energy you need is available and it's been talked about since the beginning of humanity. Join the conversation! Support the showJohn Mitchell által

Some people call it a pecking order because apparently it’s a chicken phenomenon too. It’s starts with bullies in school. A pursuit of power and leverage. In some cases those middle school bullies don’t grow up. You may think of power as something that someone else has, but every time you tell your kids that they can’t have dessert until they finis…

You were born with a big picture of what is possible in your life...it's time to see it again! Support the showJohn Mitchell által

The new year is a time to reflect and plan, to reset and renew things in our life. But no matter how hard we try, what we call or try as “new” fails in comparison to when Jesus makes someone new. In this podcast, we discuss the ultimate renewal of our life that only comes through Jesus.Pastor John Core and Bishop C.L. Mitchell által

According to a Suntrust bank poll, 69 percent of Americans would skip exchanging gifts if their family and friends agreed to it. You don't have to agree to...but let's talk about it :) Support the showJohn Mitchell által

For the love of english short-legged sheep we're talking about evolution! Well...sort of. Before you begin to cite a passage from the Origin of the Species or from your Creation Museum pamphlet, take a deep breath and think about evolution in a new way. It could change the way you see your 10am meeting tomorrow. Support the show…

What could cause a teenage boy to scream Air Supply lyrics at the top of his lungs?What would cause a clear thinking woman to binge watch Hallmark movies during the holidays?What would cause a full-grown man to weep uncontrollably during a a preschool graduation?What would cause a college student to sell all of his earthy belongings and buy a .125 …

Many of us have religious residue in our lives that impact how we feel about God and even how we raise our children. This episode addresses some of that residue head-on and brings three things to the conversation that make religion worthwhile in our lives. Support the showJohn Mitchell által

You know the feeling. Some people calling it waking up on the wrong side of the bed and others just call you grumpy. Maybe you don't even know why you go through your day annoyed at your friends and family...and that lady who sits across from your office with the whining laugh. There's a really practical way to reboot. A natural rhythm to your life…

“I believe in the soul … the hanging curve ball, high fiber, good scotch … I believe there ought to be a constitutional amendment outlawing Astroturf and the designated hitter. I believe in long, slow, deep, soft kisses that last three days.” - "Crash Davis" - Bull Durham You and I are a part of a long conversation about the divine, humans, the uni…

It's the chase of your life and it's the thing we're all looking for...happy. You won't find it here, but you'll find a fellow hunter. Happiness is within reach, and it's closer than you think. Support the showJohn Mitchell által

What happens when God gives you what you wanted, but not what you expected? In this discussion about the book of Jonah, we will discuss how Jonah’s revolt and rebellion from God’s command led him to an unexpected place.Pastor John Core and Bishop C.L. Mitchell által

Have you ever stopped to look at your calendar and realized that you're not in charge of your time anymore? Me too! In this episode we pause the madness to ponder 3 things about your calendar. Hope you can find the time to listen :) Support the showJohn Mitchell által

Today we talk about subwoofers, frogs, hand hygiene, and the hum of the universe. I try not to steal anything but I am always influenced by smarter people that me saying profound things. Rob Bell, the New York Times, Andy Stanley, and my dad are among them on this podcast. Support the showJohn Mitchell által

Episode 1 of the 3 Things Podcast starts with peeing on trees...Yup...might as well get this thing started in the right direction.It's time for a Catharsis. There is something in your very bones that wants out... Let it out! Support the showJohn Mitchell által

What happens when you find the waves of life are crashing down on you? Does the storm cause you to run toward God or to run away from Him? And why does God allow these storms to come anyway? We continue our discussion through the Book of Jonah asking these and other important questions. We will see how characters respond to the storm. Enjoy!…

As a prophet of God, Jonah says and believes the right things about God, but his behavior and actions communicate something different. In this podcast, we continue our discussion of Jonah 1 and consider how God is not only interested in what we say we believe, but how our lives ought to be an accurate expression of that faith. The question is: How …

What happens when we try to avoid the will or command of God for our lives? What happens when we try to run from God? In this podcast, we continue our discussion of Jonah 1 and consider the actions of Jonah as he attempts to run from the command of God to preach to the Ninevites.Pastor John Core and Bishop C.L. Mitchell által

Our discussion in Jonah chapter 1 continues as we consider the mentality of Jonah as he tried to “check out” of life. Jonah’s self centered attituded contrasts with that of the Gentile sailors who are more willing to call out on God than Jonah. Enjoy!Pastor John Core and Bishop C.L. Mitchell által

This is Part 2 of our discussion about the significance, importance, and implications of the resurrection of Jesus Christ.Pastor John Core and Bishop C.L. Mitchell által

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In this episode, we consider the relentless pursuit of God. Jonah runs, but God pursues after him and does not give on his prophet. In the same way, God relentlessly pursues us, even if we run from Him. Enjoy!Pastor John Core and Bishop C.L. Mitchell által

Jonah is told by God to preach a message but instead of obeying, Jonah decided to run the opposite direction. In this episode, we discuss how we, like Jonah, often run from what God has told us to do or say. We pray that God blesses you as you listen. Enjoy!Pastor John Core and Bishop C.L. Mitchell által

In part 3 of our discussion of the Book of Jonah, we consider Jonah’s reaction to God’s command to deliver a message to an unlikely audience. http://media.blubrry.com/livingtruth/content.blubrry.com/livingtruth/Mercy_No_way-Jonah-Part_3_LT018.mp3 Enjoy! For more information, please email LivingTruthforChrist@gmail.com…