In this episode of Imago, Vanessa Brown explores the concept of 'Walking on Sunshine' and what it means to truly live a life filled with purpose and light. She delves into self-reflection, the importance of understanding life through scripture, and the distinction between merely existing and living a life that reflects the light of Christ. Vanessa emphasizes the abundant life that Jesus offers, which is not defined by material possessions but by spiritual richness and the fruit of the light. The episode encourages listeners to examine their lives and consider how they can share the light of Christ with others.

In this episode of Imago, Vanessa Brown explores the concept of 'Walking on Sunshine' and what it means to truly live a life filled with purpose and light. She delves into self-reflection, the importance of understanding life through scripture, and the distinction between merely existing and living a life that reflects the light of Christ. Vanessa emphasizes the abundant life that Jesus offers, which is not defined by material possessions but by spiritual richness and the fruit of the light. The episode encourages listeners to examine their lives and consider how they can share the light of Christ with others.

This episode explores taking God at His word, emphasizing the importance of trusting in His plans and promises, even when circumstances seem challenging. Vanessa uses the example of Jeremiah prophesying to Israel about their subjugation under King Nebuchadnezzar of Babylon. Despite the Israelites' disbelief and resistance, God's plan was ultimately for their welfare and restoration.

The podcast highlights God's omniscience and the depth of His plans, which are often beyond human understanding. It also touches on the tendency of people to gravitate towards comforting messages rather than facing the truth of God's word, including His rebukes and corrections. Ultimately, the message is one of surrender and trust in God's wisdom and His ultimate plan for our lives, even when His methods or outcomes are not immediately clear to us.

This episode explores taking God at His word, emphasizing the importance of trusting in His plans and promises, even when circumstances seem challenging. Vanessa uses the example of Jeremiah prophesying to Israel about their subjugation under King Nebuchadnezzar of Babylon. Despite the Israelites' disbelief and resistance, God's plan was ultimately for their welfare and restoration.

The podcast highlights God's omniscience and the depth of His plans, often beyond human understanding. It also touches on the tendency of people to gravitate towards comforting messages rather than facing the truth of God's word, including His rebukes and corrections. Ultimately, the message is one of surrender and trust in God's wisdom and His ultimate plan for our lives, even when His methods or outcomes are not immediately clear to us as His children.

Proverbs 29:25 tells us “Fear of man will prove to be a snare, but whoever trusts in the LORD is kept safe. Fear is the absence of trust. Should we expect God to answer us when we call on him out of fear of man, or fear of what may happen.

Pontius Pilate was put in a precarious position because of his fear. He had the opportunity to make a decision based on what Jesus said or what people said. When we operate in fear we give fear the judge's seat which is an elevated position.

Proverbs 29:25 tells us “Fear of man will prove to be a snare, but whoever trusts in the LORD is kept safe. Fear is the absence of trust. Should we expect God to answer us when we call on him out of fear of man, or fear of what may happen.

Pontius Pilate was put in a precarious position because of his fear. He had the opportunity to make a decision based on what Jesus said or what people said. When we operate in fear we give fear the judge's seat which is an elevated position.

How do we live a life worthy of the Gospel? It would seem that our lives fail in comparison to all the Bible tells us. Having high expectations means that someone has set standards or goals that are ambitious, demanding, and challenging. Our lives should be a reflection of Christ (Imago), Our lives should have or show the qualities or abilities that ⁠merit⁠ recognition from Jesus. In this episode we discuss what the Apostle Paul said were things that should be evident in our daily lives.

How do we live a life worthy of the Gospel? It would seem that our lives fail in comparison to all the Bible tells us. Having high expectations means that someone has set standards or goals that are ambitious, demanding, and challenging. Our lives should be a reflection of Christ (Imago), Our lives should have or show the qualities or abilities that merit recognition from Jesus. In this episode we discuss what the Apostle Paul said were things that should be evident in our daily lives.