Ep. 520 Webinar: Connecting the Gospel to Everyday Life

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Show Main Idea: Our attitudes, words, and actions generate in our hearts. There should not be a discontinuity between who we are internally and our external selves. If we are ontologically affected by the gospel, the things we think, say, and do, will have a gospel-centered vibe and effect. In this webinar, Rick presents a practical presentation on how to connect the gospel to our everyday lives. The goal is to be gospel-centered internally and externally.

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• Connecting the Gospel to a God Who Is Silent
• How to Connect the Gospel to Parental Discipline
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• Connecting the Gospel to Evil and Unfairness
• Connecting the Gospel to Perfectionism
• How to Connect the Gospel to Your Music Choices
• How Paul Connected the Gospel to Personal Suffering
• How to Connect the Gospel to Physical Suffering
• How to Connect the Gospel to Being Left Alone

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Rick Thomas

Rick launched the Life Over Coffee global training network in 2008 to bring hope and help for you and others by creating resources that spark conversations for transformation. His primary responsibilities are resource creation and leadership development, which he does through speaking, writing, podcasting, and educating.

In 1990 he earned a BA in Theology and, in 1991, a BS in Education. In 1993, he received his ordination into Christian ministry, and in 2000 he graduated with an MA in Counseling from The Master’s University. In 2006 he was recognized as a Fellow of the Association of Certified Biblical Counselors (ACBC).