Jeremiah Sluss

Christ follower, Pastor, author of The Reality of the Enemy

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“Imagine the strength it takes for the all-powerful, sinless Son of God to endure rejection, torture, and death, knowing He could have stopped it all with a single word. Yet He didn’t.”
Sauls

[Jeremiah Sluss @PastorJeremiah]

“Contentment isn’t dependent on circumstances but depends on the posture of our hearts.”
Sauls

[Scott Sauls @scottsauls]

"People pleasing is like setting yourself on fire to keep other people warm."
- Henry Cloud

[Scott Sauls @scottsauls]

We're often harder on ourselves than we would ever be on someone we love. The voice that tells you you're not doing enough, not improving fast enough, not measuring up - that's not the voice of God. Grace doesn't demand perfection. It gives love and rest.

[Jeremiah Sluss @PastorJeremiah]

“If you want to experience the life of Jesus, you have to adopt the lifestyle of Jesus. The reality is, I want that life, but I’m not willing to adopt the lifestyle behind it.”
John Mark Comer

[Jeremiah Sluss @PastorJeremiah]

“To walk with Jesus is to walk with a slow, unhurried pace. Hurry is the death of prayer and only impedes and spoils our work. It never advances it”
Walter Adams

[Jeremiah Sluss @PastorJeremiah]

“If the devil can’t make you sin, he will make you busy”
Corrie ten Boom

[Jeremiah Sluss @PastorJeremiah]

“Hurry is the great enemy of spiritual life in our day”
Dallas Willard

[Jeremiah Sluss @PastorJeremiah]

“In America you can be a success as a pastor and a failure as an apprentice of Jesus; you can gain a church and lose your soul”
John Mark Comer

[Jeremiah Sluss @PastorJeremiah]

“Where productivity is about human control, fruitfulness is about dependency. And it’s fruitfulness, not productivity, that is the primary criterion of love and spiritual growth in the New Testament”
Strahan Coleman

[Jeremiah Sluss @PastorJeremiah]

Pay attention to what God IS doing and not focusing on what He’s not doing. It’s not about our idea of what it should be, but freely accepting His will and plan and walking in it.

[Scott Sauls @scottsauls]

Jesus wasn’t in a hurry. He paused to heal, to weep, to ask questions, to eat meals with people others avoided. If He wasn’t rushed, maybe we don’t need to be either...?

[Jeremiah Sluss @PastorJeremiah]

The same God who made all of the heavens, the stars, sunsets, all the beauty we see each day says you and I are His greatest creation. Don’t forget that God defines you and your value, nothing an no one else can.

[Jeremiah Sluss @PastorJeremiah]

“No one is more influential in your life than you are, because no one talks to you more than you do”
Paul Tripp

[Jeremiah Sluss @PastorJeremiah]

There is a difference in head repentance and heart repentance. One will allow you, or leave you in control while the other will not. One is a lie and one is freedom. That’s what this podcast will discuss. https://t.co/BgOIvCnUyT

[Jeremiah Sluss @PastorJeremiah]

Now that Jonah is in the stomach of the fish, we will look at Jonah’s prayer in chapter 2. But does Jonah really repent? That’s what this podcast will discuss. https://t.co/BgOIvCnmJl

[Jeremiah Sluss @PastorJeremiah]

After looking at the reason for the story of Jonah to happen, now it’s time to look at the reality. Did the story of Jonah really happen? Was it a made up story, or can we use Scripture to show it’s a real life story? That’s what we will discuss. https://t.co/BgOIvCnmJl

[Jeremiah Sluss @PastorJeremiah]

Was God punishing Jonah or was Jonah having to deal with the consequences of his choices? Does God punish us today or are we only dealing with the consequences of our choices? That’s what this podcast will discuss. https://t.co/BgOIvCnmJl

[Jeremiah Sluss @PastorJeremiah]

Often times we mistake having to deal with the consequences of our actions/decisions as punishment. This podcast will look at the difference between consequences for our actions against punishment. https://t.co/BgOIvCnmJl

[Jeremiah Sluss @PastorJeremiah]

“When we are in a storm of waiting, we can become so consumed with what we are praying about that we lose focus of WHO we are praying to”
Josh Turner