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Back to EpisodesHow Our Work and Our Obedience Can Lead Revival with Lisa Whittle
Description
Today, we have my friend and Called Creatives co-founder Lisa Whittle back on the show. In this episode, we are talking about work, revival, and the different seasons God has us in our work life.
Lisa Whittle is a Bible teacher, speaker, author, and podcast host. She hosts several podcasts, including the popular Jesus Over Everything podcast. She is the founder of Ministry Strong and the co-founder of Called Creatives, a community for writers and speakers.
Lisa and I talk about:
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The changes the Lord put on Lisa’s heart for this year and revival
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Obeying God without having all the answers
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Wrestling with God and running from Him when He calls us to change
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Sometimes, we have to be willing to lose everything
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Learning to listen to the Lord
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Disobedience can be doing or not doing something
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Lisa’s challenge to listeners
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Personal revival and wanting God with our whole heart
Favorite quotes:
- 05:55 - “When you find yourself not having a lot of time for the Lord, someone that you love more than anything, then that becomes a problem.”
- 12:58 - “When you do it God’s way, even though it’s hard, there will be something that you do not know that He knows better about that will work.”
- 20:22 - “I want you women to know when you have something in your spirit that feels right, you need to go for it.”
- 23:54 - “We will never want to spend time with God if it is just about a checklist.”
(28:48) Coaching this week: Optimizing Your Day
I talk about discovering my circadian rhythm, all the benefits of taking care of it, and how I realized just how powerful it can be. You will be amazed at how productive you can be in such a short window of time.
(31:07) Recommendations
I share about my health goals and what finally flipped the switch for me. I tell you the one thing that keeps coming up in all my research and study of nutrition that will actually help you boost your immune system - fiber!
Links to great things we discussed: