Archive for September, 2026
Sept. 7: Crossing the Finish Line
This Week's Guests and Topics| Comments Off on Sept. 7: Crossing the Finish LinePurpose is so important that we really should discover ours. What if we simply need to develop a different attitude about our strength(s) in order to experience the fulfillment that comes from pursuing our purpose?
Sept. 8: Reparations, Pt. 3
This Week's Guests and Topics| Comments Off on Sept. 8: Reparations, Pt. 3What about the arguments for and against reparations? What is your conclusion?
Sept. 9: The Unity of the Church, Pt. 3 – Focus on God, Pt. 3: JESUS in Philippians, Chapter 2
This Week's Guests and Topics| Comments Off on Sept. 9: The Unity of the Church, Pt. 3 – Focus on God, Pt. 3: JESUS in Philippians, Chapter 2From the previous Sunday’s broadcast
Sept. 10: Into the Future: Open Discussion
This Week's Guests and Topics| Comments Off on Sept. 10: Into the Future: Open DiscussionFind out in the moment what we’ll look into regarding the future.
Sept. 11: Power Friday
This Week's Guests and Topics| Comments Off on Sept. 11: Power Friday“Noticing More,” “Exploring Motivation,” and “Reframing Failure” are our topics for discussion.
Sept. 12: Crossing the Finish Line; The Unity of the Church, Pt. 3 – Focus on God, Pt. 3: JESUS in the 2nd chapter of Philippians
This Week's Guests and Topics| Comments Off on Sept. 12: Crossing the Finish Line; The Unity of the Church, Pt. 3 – Focus on God, Pt. 3: JESUS in the 2nd chapter of PhilippiansLet’s explore how we can discover or reframe our attitudes about purpose to achieve greater fulfillment in life. Next we’ll discover how Jesus identified as we briefly examine His self-identifications in Philippians.
Sept. 13: Spiritual Perspectives; Reparations, Pt. 3
This Week's Guests and Topics| Comments Off on Sept. 13: Spiritual Perspectives; Reparations, Pt. 3In Part 4 of “The Unity of the Church,” we’ll take a more precise look at what identity God (in His written word) applies to humans who become born again. Later we’ll continue our examination of reasons given for and against reparations. What is your conclusion?
