Christian Javois
Christian Javois
Counter Culture Agents of Change (Matthew 5:13-16)
Counter Culture Agents of Change (Matthew 5:13-16)
Counter Culture Agents of Change (Matthew 5:13-16)
Sunday 7th November 2021
Join Christian Javois on 'Beside Still Waters' as he explores how faith can make us agents of change, inspired by early Christians.
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Get the buttons here!Becoming Salt and Light: Embracing Christ's Transformative Power
I am a counter culture change agent when I affect people in such a way that when they leave my presence, they are aware of how they have missed the mark before God.
Imagine a world where change isn't driven by protests or political maneuvers, but by the quiet, steady influence of individuals living with purpose and grace. In this episode of 'Beside Still Waters', Christian Javois takes us on a journey through the early days of Christianity, showing how the first followers of Christ made a profound impact on the Roman Empire without ever picking up a placard or storming an office.
Instead, they became 'salt'—preserving goodness and enhancing the world around them through their faith and actions. Javois draws from the teachings of Matthew 5:13-16 to illustrate how we, too, can become agents of change in our own communities. By infusing our lives with the presence of Christ, embracing trials as opportunities for growth, and living for God's glory and the benefit of others, we can transform our surroundings in ways that are both subtle and powerful.
Whether you're struggling with personal challenges or seeking a deeper sense of purpose, this episode offers practical insights and spiritual encouragement. Tune in to discover how you can be a light in the world, shining brightly in even the darkest times.