Ep 119: (GH) A Voice from the Clouds

BY Brian Fisher

March 6, 2025

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Kingdom of God
Soil and Roots
Ep 119: (GH) A Voice from the Clouds
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What does it mean that Jesus is the most relationally and emotionally secure human being in history?

The guys jump back into the Greenhouse to dissect the idea that, based on Jesus’s life, we can become more relationally secure, attuned, and restful in our relationships with God, others, and ourselves. Though this is not normally explored in modern-day discipleship, it is directly related to the biblical concept of “abiding.”

They also explore ways that relational insecurity finds its way into our faith today – and some of those explorations are surprising.

Come on in and enjoy another deep, perhaps out-of-the-box Greenhouse discussion as we continue our discussion from Episode 118. 

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