WHATS YOUR REACTION?
HOW TO EXPERIENCE FAITH – ALLI PATTERSON
Graduate of Dallas Theological Seminary. Alli Patterson is pastor at Crossroads Church in Cincinnati Ohio. In this episode she will share how to experience faith in our daily lives. She lives with her husband, Bill, four kids and one very bratty calico cat. Alli is a fan of Mexican food, Ohio State football, geeky Bible maps and timelines, pedicures, long runs and good books.
Real faith is always a life of risk
Alli Patterson
Belief-o-Meter
SKIP TO: 2:00
I think too many Christians are living what I would define as a fake faith, instead of a real living one
SKIP TO: 3:32
Why do I need to follow a religion or Christianity? I’m already a good person
SKIP TO: 6:30
Faith and doubt are not opposites, any person of faith that says they don’t have doubt is lying to you
True understanding, true wisdom for life comes from actually testing and experimenting and practicing your way into either believing God or not believing him
Alli Patterson
A lot of us shy away from God because we have crap in our past and that’s an okay place to start. I don’t care if you buried it and you thought it was dead and gone 25 years ago. It has turned into a wall between you and God. So I would say if you can go to God in honest confession that’s a great place to start
SKIP TO: 14:55
You could sit in church for the rest of your life and hear the word of god but unless you bring yourself to Jesus in honesty, in doubt, in confession, with all your crap, you will never put it into practice… you will never actually have a real faith
I hear what I think is the voice of God, the Holy Spirit and what I hear is give her your shoes
SKIP TO: 22:38
What do you say to people who think “I don’t think that the Bible is for me”?
Is faith unique to Christianity? is it unique to Jesus?
Emoji Reactions from Blasphemous to Divine
VIDEO EPISODE
The Alli Patterson
Holy Conversations to Inspire Skeptics
WATCH ON SPOTIFY, LISTEN ON APPLE PODCASTS AND GOOGLE PODCASTSWHATS YOUR REACTION?
You must be logged in to post a comment.