Second Mile Service

In this episode, Sean discusses a remarkable conversation he had with Matt Crouch, the CEO of TBN broadcasting. In this conversation, Matt shared a truth that is life-changing for all of us.

In this episode, Sean uses a quote from professional football coach Sean McVay to illustrate the gift of the scar. Adversity is not pleasant, but it is the only way for us to learn. This car shows that we experience pain, but we did not give up. God uses this pain to help us grow and to help others.

In this episode, Sean discusses one of his most teaches- habits and boundaries. Our lives are not always molded by the big things we say yes or no to… But by the many small decisions we make each day. Habits and boundaries can help us change the trajectory of our life one day at a time.

In this episode, which was inspired by a speech Sean recently heard from a Chick-fil-A executive, he discussed the concept of 2nd mile service. It is a game changer in all areas of our life, and you will want to listen to every minute!

In this very important episode, Sean discusses the importance of speaking life into others. We may be the only thing between self-doubt and greatness. All it takes is seeing greatness and speaking greatness.

In this episode, Sean talks about the epidemic of anxiety and how to battle it. Spoiler alert, the old song “Don’t Worry Be Happy” is not the answer. :)

Today’s episode was inspired by the life of Bob Willis, a remarkable individual whose funeral was held last week in Nowata, OK. As Sean listened to his family described Bob, he saw a man who consistently showed Christ in his life. This episode talks about how we can live this life and allows for healthy self-examination for each of us.

In this super practical episode, Sean discusses how our habits and boundaries actually determine our impact in this life. Using the life of Jesus as an example, he shows that more is not always better.

In this episode, Sean takes a brief departure from our open hand series to talk about an important question that a friend asked him this week. “I know Jesus loves me but does he really like me?” enjoy this fascinating teaching around Jesus live and how he loves us all just the same.

In this episode, Sean talks about how we were designed. We were not designed for control or ego, or to rule the Earth in an evil way. We were not designed for our own personal benefit. And here’s the big clue… The best way to see our design is to study the life of Jesus.