WHAT’S ON WHAT’S UP TODAY:

EVEN MOSES THREW HIS HANDS UP AND THE TABLETS DOWN.

MOSES TRIED TO DO IT ALL – BUT COULD NOT…

CAREGIVERS NEED CARE, ALSO.

TAKE CARE OF YOUR PHYSICAL, MENTAL, AND SPIRITUAL HEALTH.

Discussed by Terry Lowry
with Host of the What's UP Radio Program

Host Terry Lowry interviews influential and knowledgeable guests on relevant topics for today.

SELF-CARE IS A MUST

Discussed by Eliza Huie
with Eliza Huie (www.elizahuie.com/)

New guest, Eliza Huie, is a counselor, author, and speaker. Trained both biblically and clinically, she understands the complexities people face in their spiritual, emotional, and physical lives.

Today, Eliza discusses her book, “The Whole Life: 52 Weeks of Biblical Self-Care”, offering hope and encouragement when we feel “burned out” and ready to quit.

Click here for more information about Eliza Huie.

Click here to purchase one of Eliza’s many books.

Questions/Issues Discussed:

Even Moses threw his hands up and the tablets down in frustration. How would Eliza have counseled Moses?

Do we all become frustrated with life? Eliza hasn’t met a single person who hasn’t! She says: “We are designed by God to have limitations. Those limitations teach us dependance on something greater than ourselves – the Lord.”

Do we all sometimes get weary in doing good works? Do we feel guilty when we say no, especially to things pertaining to church or ministry?

PART 2 OF 3 - SELF-CARE IS A MUST

Discussed by Eliza Huie
with Eliza Huie (www.elizahuie.com/)

Questions/Issues Discussed:

Jesus often went off by himself to pray. Was this his way of taking a break?

Do we all need to intentionally take care of our physical well-being? Eliza says: “Our physical bodies are a gift from God that we are called to steward that help us live out the calling that He has given to us.”

How do we say no, cut back, and take on less? Eliza has some great suggestions we can ALL use…br />

PART 3 OF 3 - SELF-CARE IS A MUST

Discussed by Eliza Huie
with Eliza Huie (www.elizahuie.com/)

Questions/Issues Discussed:

What is “self-care”? Eliza explains why she and her co-author used 2 Corinthians 9:11-12 as the basis for their definition.

Why is it important to take care of our spiritual health? Eliza has a great solution for making sure we have daily time with the Lord and also gives more encouragement for taking care of our physical health.

Do we all need purpose?

Did the COVID Pandemic lockdown show that we all need community? Eliza reminds us that the Bible makes it clear that we are to live in community with one another.

Do we all need to be active and do some kind of work?

Why do we all need REST? Eliza references Matthew 11:29 and reminds us that Jesus gives us rest.

Connect directly with Eliza here.

FRIENDS, VEGETABLES, AND MOVING

Discussed by Mark Lanier
with Biblical Literacy (www.Biblical-Literacy.com)

Day 1

Do you find some things just “odd”? Mark Lanier continues the Snapshots of Jesus series with a look at some “odd” Scripture passages from the Gospel of Matthew.

The focus this week is on:
Friends
Vegetables
Moving
Plus – A bonus on Friday!

To view Mark Lanier’s video for this lesson, click here.

Questions/Issues Discussed:

Mark gives a little teaser about his new book being released soon…

FRIENDS: MATTHEW 11:16-19
What did Jesus mean when he compared the people to children?
Was it odd that Jesus even talked about children?
Was Jesus talking in “hyperbole”? Or was he simply telling the truth?
What did the people accuse John the Baptist of? What did they accuse Jesus of? Were the accusations true?

For more information about Mark Lanier’s Biblical Literacy class, click here.

A BETTER MARRIAGE

Discussed by Pastor Jarrett Stephens
with Champion Forest Baptist Church (www.ChampionForest.org)

Day 1

Pastor Jarrett Stephens continues the new series “FaceTime: Cultivating Genuine Connection” with a sermon on building a better marriage.

NOTE: Pastor Jarrett is well aware that many people did not grow up in a loving, 2-parent household. He is also aware that many people are single, divorced, or widowed and may not have fond memories of marriage. However, he does encourage everyone to listen to this sermon because the marriage relationship is modeled after our relationship with Christ.

Find Pastor Jarrett Stephens’ sermon here.

Scripture Passage: Genesis 2:15-25; Ephesians 5

Questions/Issues Discussed:

What is the foundation for a marriage?

How can a marriage be successful?

Why should we model marriage after Christ’s love for us?

BUILDING A BETTER MARRIAGE: Complementary (Mind)
What does “complementary” mean in regards to marriage?
Tune in tomorrow as Pastor Jarrett continues with this thought…

Scripture References: Matthew 7; 1 Corinthians 13

For more details about Champion Forest Baptist Church, click here