Clemson Foothills Podcast

Follow me: Freely you have received...freely give by clemsonfoothills

Follow Me: The Harvest by clemsonfoothills

Daniel Yaussy recounts his 4 years at Clemson University. The ups and downs, the joyful times and sad times. Daniel's journey as a disciple will inspire your faith and encourage you to keep your eyes fixed on Jesus.

The Gospel of Jesus is the most amazing news ever heard! While we were sinners, God sought us, died for us, rescued us and gave us everything we would need to follow Him. Jesus also expected obedience. Oftentimes this is rejected today under the excuse that obedience = legalistic religion. Yet Jesus teaches, obedience is woven into the fabric of the gospel. We cannot live a gospel centered life if we decide to disobey what Jesus asks of us.

If Jesus can't handle our worldly issues, how can he possibly be Lord of all? Worry implies we don't trust God is powerful enough, loving enough, or caring enough to handle life's day to day issues. The reason Jesus commands this makes all the difference in the world...

You've heard it said...Words spoken by Jesus. He's the new sheriff in town and If we want to follow Him and be His disciples we must rely on what he is actually teaching us, not on what we think we know. Have you lost your heart as a student of Jesus? In this chapter Jesus explains what life in His Kingdom will entail, and commands us to love others like we never have before.

Blessed are those who have come to the end of themselves. Happiness, joy and fulfillment come from Jesus only when I come to the end of me. Are you at the end of you?

Have you ever thought about why you're here? On earth I mean? What's your purpose? Is this all there is? The good news is that Jesus has a plan greater than you ever thought possible. He calls people everywhere to become fishers of men. He tells us that we can participate in changing the world one person at a time. But it is his way not ours. Loving people, and journeying through life together following Jesus. Follow Jesus and he will make us fishers of men!

Arguably the greatest statement ever made, "Follow Me and I will make you fishers of men", reminds us that God has not forgotten about us! Despite our failure and faithlessness he came back and gave us another chance. But following him isn't about saying a prayer, its about living and loving like him. Learning and obeying his perfect way.

Jesus travelled up to Galilee early in his ministry and began with one simple powerful message. He is the new King and to follow him we need to change how we think. Specifically, change our worldview and thought process to make Jesus OUR KING. Followers of Jesus won't be known for just being informed about him, they will be known by ACTUALLY FOLLOWING HIM in life.

Everyone's race will experience good days, bad days, exciting moments and periods of complete boredom. There will be highs and lows, but we must never quit. Perseverance is required to run the race well, while serving and encouraging others and reaching the finish line. Don't give up, ever!

It is easy to be a theoretical follower of Jesus. We can agree and believe but never live out the life that Jesus taught his followers to live. Here are 5 ways to live out discipleship daily and finish strong. They are simple but not always easy. They aren't easy but are non-negotiable if we claim to be followers of Christ.

God has poured out His grace and mercy in more ways than we can possibly imagine. But he didn't do this just for our own selfish gain or personal growth. He poured these out on us so we would pour them out on others.(Ephesians 4:31-32) How are the people close to you benefiting from the grace and mercy God has given you?

THE HUMAN RACE: Mental Health 2 by clemsonfoothills

Your eyes will fool you. We are told to live by Faith not by sight, but what does that really mean and how do I put it into practice? If you are living your life aka "Running your race" based on what you see in the news, on Facebook, or experience circumstantially you will eventually become embittered, cynical and critical. Following Jesus won't necessarily make your circumstances change, but he will equip us to live without relying on what we see, but seeing everything through a Jesus filter.

The race of life is full of decisions. In almost every case our natural instinct is to decide independently, in ways that seem like the right thing to do. The Christian life calls us to inquire of God, surrender to His will and trust Him with our life. It's easy to say we are christians, it's tougher to truly follow. Make no mistake, that decision will make all the difference.

It's hard to give away something you don't have. If we aren't getting our encouragement TODAY from God, we will not be able to truly encourage others. Are you mindful of how God is working in your life TODAY? As the Hebrew writer says to us..."Today, if you hear his voice don't harden your hearts"

Case Study: Jonah We explore what Jonah did well and what went wrong as he ran the race that God called him to run.

Our annual NC State weekend brings Mike Paulk from the Triangle Church in for a visit. Mike shares with us what the Bible teaches about true zeal as we follow Jesus, and leaves you rooting on a poor fella named Jake.

In view of what God has done, the mercy he has shown and the grace he has given, continually offer yourself as a living sacrifice. Disciples are called not to just 'be saved', the gospel of Jesus calls us to die moment to moment as we follow Him. Most people who claim to be followers of Jesus have simply heard a gospel that keeps them from going to hell. The gospel of Jesus is a lifestyle to FOLLOW HIM!