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Don't Give The Enemy A Seat - The Table Before Us - Mark Beebe
Don't Give The Enemy A Seat - The Table Before Us - Mark Beebe
Don't Give The Enemy A Seat - The Table Before Us - Mark Beebe
Friday 14th June 2024
Mark Beebe explores Psalm 23 and 1 Peter 5:8-11, urging you to reclaim your peace by recognising God's unwavering presence.
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Episode Overview
- Recognise God's unwavering presence and support.
- Understand the importance of not inviting negativity.
- Learn from relatable anecdotes and modern struggles.
- Reclaim your peace by trusting in God's plan.
- Embrace vulnerability as part of the recovery journey.
You give the enemy a seat at God's table when you decide that maybe God doesn't really have everything that you need
In this episode of Recovery At Cokesbury, Mark Beebe dives into the transformative series 'Don't Give The Enemy A Seat - The Table Before Us'. Inspired by Louis Giglio's work, this episode is a heartfelt exploration of Psalm 23 and 1 Peter 5:8-11. Mark brings a fresh perspective to these scriptures, emphasising how God prepares a table for us even in the presence of our enemies.
He paints a vivid picture of the divine banquet, urging us to recognise God's unwavering presence and support in our lives. The discussion touches on the vulnerability we often feel and how we mistakenly invite negativity into our lives by not fully trusting in God's plan. Through relatable anecdotes and a sprinkle of humour, Mark makes profound connections between ancient texts and modern struggles.
He reminds us that we are like sheep, needing guidance and care, and encourages us to let God be our shepherd. By the end of the episode, you'll feel inspired to reassess who you allow at your table and how to reclaim your peace. This episode is a must-listen for anyone seeking comfort and strength in their recovery journey.