For many Christians, "daily devotions" and "spiritual disciplines" strike guilt and shame in our hearts. But what if we have it all wrong? Thursday on Mornings with Eric and Brigitte, Bible teacher and author, Asheritah Ciuciu asks, "What if our Christian experience hinges not on perfect spiritual disciplines, but on the perfect love of a Father who delights in us?" You'll see that throughout Scripture, joy originates from God, pulses at the heart of the gospel, and is promised to us as fruit from God's Spirit. 

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For many Christians, "daily devotions" and "spiritual disciplines" strike guilt and shame in our hearts. But what if we have it all wrong? Thursday on Mornings with Eric and Brigitte, Bible teacher and author, Asheritah Ciuciu asks, "What if our Christian experience hinges not on perfect spiritual disciplines, but on the perfect love of a Father who delights in us?" You'll see that throughout Scripture, joy originates from God, pulses at the heart of the gospel, and is promised to us as fruit from God's Spirit.&nbsp;
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Delighting in Jesus - with Asheritah Ciuciu

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Thursday on Mornings with Eric and Brigitte, Pat Williams, author and co-founder of the Orlando Magic talks about times of crisis and how those times call for "revolutionary leadership". In Revolutionary Leadership: Essential Lessons from the Men and Women of the American Revolution, Williams highlights more than twenty-five men and women, famous and obscure, of European and African descent, who were leaders of the revolution in a variety of ways. He also believes that "American independence could not have been achieved without great American leadership and the hand of God".

Thursday on Mornings with Eric and Brigitte, Pat Williams, author and co-founder of the Orlando Magic talks about times of crisis and how those times call for "revolutionary leadership". In Revolutionary Leadership: Essential Lessons from the Men and Women of the American Revolution, Williams highlights more than twenty-five men and women, famous and obscure, of European and African descent, who were leaders of the revolution in a variety of ways.&nbsp;He also believes that "American independence could not have been achieved without great American leadership and the hand of God".

Revolutionary Leadership - with Pat Williams

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Love has a story. It's bigger than you. It's bigger than me. On Thursday's Mornings with Eric and Brigitte, our guest, poet Quina Aragon shares how, before the foundations of the earth, the great storyteller was penning a story that included you. Love was thinking about you, imagining ways to showcase His love for you, and planning to rescue you. This was not one of those sentimental loves, but a love that would traverse the wilderness in search of and for His beloved . . . and give everything—His life, blood, wounds, hope, and an invitation to be family.

Love has a story. It's bigger than you. It's bigger than me. On Thursday's Mornings with Eric and Brigitte, our guest, poet Quina Aragon shares how, before the foundations of the earth, the&nbsp;great storyteller was penning a story that included&nbsp;you. Love was thinking about&nbsp;you, imagining ways to showcase His love for&nbsp;you, and planning to rescue&nbsp;you. This was not one of those sentimental loves, but a love that would traverse the wilderness in search of and for His beloved . . . and give everything&mdash;His life, blood, wounds, hope, and an invitation to be family.

Love Has A Story: 100 Meditations on the Enduring Love of God - with Quina Aragon

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A campaign released over the past year in the culture used the slogan, "Jesus gets us". Scripture reveals that Jesus took on human nature so that he could "empathize with our weakness" (Heb. 4:15). But if Jesus has only that to offer, He is of little help to us. On Tuesday's Mornings with Eric and Brigitte Dr. John Koessler, MBI Professor tells us that Jesus became flesh not only to "get us", but to die for us. He became human to become a sacrifice for our sins (1 John 2:2, 4:10). Sin demands a remedy far stronger than sympathy. Jesus is "the Lamb who was slain from the creation of the world--He was born to die. (Rev. 13:8).

A campaign released over the past year in the culture used the slogan, "Jesus gets us". Scripture reveals that Jesus took on human nature so that he could "empathize with our weakness" (Heb. 4:15). But if Jesus has only that to offer, He is of little help to us. On Tuesday's Mornings with Eric and Brigitte Dr. John Koessler, MBI Professor tells us that Jesus became flesh not only to "get us", but to die for us. He became human to become a sacrifice for our sins (1 John 2:2, 4:10). Sin demands a remedy far stronger than sympathy. Jesus is "the Lamb who was slain from the creation of the world--He was born to die. (Rev. 13:8).

The Incarnation - with Dr. John Koessler

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