John Ortberg is a pastor, author, and speaker. He presently leads the ministry Become New focused on helping people grow spiritually one day at a time.
It’s easy to swing between two versions of ourselves: the inflated self that needs to be impressive and the deflated self that believes it has nothing to offer.
Neither tells the whole story.
The book of Romans invites us to see ourselves with sober judgment, but that middle ground can be surprisingly difficult to find.
(From our conversation with Steve Cuss on Episode 010 of the Formation Podcast)
The things everyone around us can see and we cannot are usually the ones that shape us most. Growth begins with what we do when someone finally names them.
There’s a difference between earning your way to peace and simply receiving it.
On Episode 010 of the Formation Podcast Steve Cuss explores what happens when we live out of reactivity instead of the freedom, peace, and love offered by Jesus.
Your most important offering to the kingdom of God is a self that is becoming whole, honest, and grounded in the love of God.
Listen to the full episode of the Formation Podcast where Steve Cuss discusses the difference between striving to be enough and learning to live from a place of wholeness.
Ron Johnson on the most important thing you bring to work and the most important thing you bring home from work.
The full conversation is available now.