Do your best to present yourself to God as one approved, a worker who does not need to be ashamed and who correctly handles the word of truth.
Session 4
WHO DOES MY SOUL HOLD ON TO?
WELCOME
Welcome to the fourth session of How’s Your Soul? During our sessions together, our goal is to understand what it means to have a healthy soul. The human soul can be defined as the “inside you.” It includes your mind, will, and emotions. And as we have seen over the past few weeks, the health of your soul is incredibly significant to the overall quality of your life.
Last week, we talked about how to find hope when our souls feel overwhelmed. We looked at the emotional ups and downs of life and discussed how God is our source of hope even when our feelings betray us.
This week, we will answer the question, “Who does my soul hold on to?” Maybe you’ve had an experience
where you realized you weren’t strong enough or smart enough to make it through alone. In moments like those, you become instantly aware that you need a source of stability and strength that is greater than yourself.
WHO DOES MY SOUL HOLD ON TO?
WELCOME
Welcome to the fourth session of How’s Your Soul? During our sessions together, our goal is to understand what it means to have a healthy soul. The human soul can be defined as the “inside you.” It includes your mind, will, and emotions. And as we have seen over the past few weeks, the health of your soul is incredibly significant to the overall quality of your life.
Last week, we talked about how to find hope when our souls feel overwhelmed. We looked at the emotional ups and downs of life and discussed how God is our source of hope even when our feelings betray us.
This week, we will answer the question, “Who does my soul hold on to?” Maybe you’ve had an experience
where you realized you weren’t strong enough or smart enough to make it through alone. In moments like those, you become instantly aware that you need a source of stability and strength that is greater than yourself.
Full sermon from Judah
Session 4
How's Your Soul
Session 4
How's Your Soul
Bible Study Video Session #4
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Session 3
WHY DOES MY SOUL HAVE HOPE?
WELCOME
Welcome to the third session of How’s Your Soul? We are halfway through a six-week journey of self-discovery and God-discovery, looking at how to be healthy and fulfilled on an internal/soul level.
Last week, we looked at four specific elements that contribute to a healthy soul environment: rest, restriction, responsibility, and relationship. This week, we will explore the question, “Why does my soul have hope?”
If you’re like me, you’ve probably experienced moments when your emotions or thoughts seemed to be spiraling out of control, when you were surprised and confused by the turmoil your soul felt. In moments like that, how do we discover—or rediscover—hope? Where can our souls turn in times of trouble? Let’s find out.
WHY DOES MY SOUL HAVE HOPE?
WELCOME
Welcome to the third session of How’s Your Soul? We are halfway through a six-week journey of self-discovery and God-discovery, looking at how to be healthy and fulfilled on an internal/soul level.
Last week, we looked at four specific elements that contribute to a healthy soul environment: rest, restriction, responsibility, and relationship. This week, we will explore the question, “Why does my soul have hope?”
If you’re like me, you’ve probably experienced moments when your emotions or thoughts seemed to be spiraling out of control, when you were surprised and confused by the turmoil your soul felt. In moments like that, how do we discover—or rediscover—hope? Where can our souls turn in times of trouble? Let’s find out.
Full sermon from Judah
Session 3
How's Your Soul
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Session 2
WHAT MAKES MY SOUL HEALTHY?
WELCOME
Welcome to the second session of How’s Your Soul?, as
we continue our discussion about how to be healthy,
happy, and successful on the inside.
Last week, we saw that our souls need a home. Home
simply means returning to God, the creator of the human
soul. Our souls are able to rest and feel at home when
they are close to God. This week, we will explore the
question, “What makes my soul healthy?” and look at
practical ways we can invest in the health of our souls.
When God created Adam and Eve, he placed them in
an optimal environment. It was the perfect setting for the
human soul to thrive. As we look at the original context of
the human soul, we see four God-given elements of a
healthy soul environment: rest, restriction, responsibility,
and relationship. Together let’s take a look at these four
elements in a bit more detail.
WHAT MAKES MY SOUL HEALTHY?
WELCOME
Welcome to the second session of How’s Your Soul?, as
we continue our discussion about how to be healthy,
happy, and successful on the inside.
Last week, we saw that our souls need a home. Home
simply means returning to God, the creator of the human
soul. Our souls are able to rest and feel at home when
they are close to God. This week, we will explore the
question, “What makes my soul healthy?” and look at
practical ways we can invest in the health of our souls.
When God created Adam and Eve, he placed them in
an optimal environment. It was the perfect setting for the
human soul to thrive. As we look at the original context of
the human soul, we see four God-given elements of a
healthy soul environment: rest, restriction, responsibility,
and relationship. Together let’s take a look at these four
elements in a bit more detail.
Full sermon from Judah
Session 2
How's Your Soul
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Session 1
WHEN IS MY SOUL HOME?
WELCOME
Welcome to the first session of How’s Your Soul? Our goal in the next six weeks is to explore what it means to have a healthy soul. The apostle John wrote, “Beloved, I pray that all may go well with you and that you may be in good health, as it goes well with your soul” (3 John 2). We are going to explore what it means to be healthy and whole on the inside: our minds, our wills, and our emotions.
Before we begin, it is helpful to define what we mean by the term soul. David wrote in Psalm 103:1, “Bless the LORD, O my soul, and all that is within me, bless his holy name!” In this verse, David equates his soul with his inner self: “All that is within me.”
Your soul is “all that is within” you. Your soul is not
your eye color or your height. It’s not your hairline or your waistline (thank God). It’s not your name, your education, or your bank account. Your soul is the invisible but incredibly significant part of you that thinks, feels, and decides.
During this first week, we are asking the question, “When is my soul home?” We will look at the origin and creation of the human soul, which gives us a clue about where our souls can truly be at home, at rest, and at ease.
Full sermon from Judah
Session 1
How's Your Soul
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