Damascus Road

Jesus gives this profound message to those who were mistreated, religiously oppressed, and who found no place in the Kingdom of Heaven. We will hang out on this part of the road to Damascus for a few episodes. You can read Matthew 5 - 7 then join your journey with ours.

Oh wow! We continued with the Book of Job. Join us to see how God handles your life with love. Pardon us for not being exact with scriptures during the recording. Here are a few scriptures we spoke about to help you connect to the story of Job. Good and Evil - Isaiah 45:5-6 Blessing and curses - Deuteronomy 30:19 Throne room of God - 1 King 22 Forsaken but you are on the throne - Psalm 22 Written...

We intended to sort of go thru the entire book, but how can you when the first two chapters are full of imagery, poetic, language and wisdom. "I like how Job comes to his own conclusion of the matter" - Robb. Join your journey with ours as we begin reading the Book of Job.

When we finished our episode on grief, we wanted to be comforted in God's love. Listen to part 3 conversation about love and let love comfort you.

Listen in as Robb. and Pam discuss grief (grieving). The conversation is not about how to grieve rather why we should. Here is a cool book to help guide you through grief. https://youtu.be/pfErtkJxv58

This is a familiar Psalm. We will enjoy Psalm 23 together because we will go through each verse to experince the love the sheep recieves from the shepherd. Here is a wonderful book - The Shepherds Look at Psalm 23 - it is amazing. A Shepherd Looks at Psalm 23: Discovering God's Love for You By  W. Phillip Keller  and  Keller

The road has many travelers and one of them was a young man returning home after spending all of his inheritance. You will never guess who met him on the road while he was a far off. Join your journey with ours as we reflect on this graceful tale of a father and his sons. www. AdoniSFC.org

What does Paul, Joseph, David, and you have in common? I will give you a hint. They are had a past.  Let us travel down the road to discover how our past has shaped us to be who we are today.

In this episode, we take off the old and allow God to bring forth the new. We challenge each other with 3 questions that we hope you take the time to answer as well. While you are listening and reflecting, don't forget to breathe. Music link: https://open.spotify.com/track/6GBJihEmAXuhQFQdqJ4JN1?si=156f83a92c3c426a

Walking along Damascus Road, we met 3 young people who brought up the topic of faith and choices. We make choices based on faith and sometimes our faith determines our choices. This is a fun episode and we hope you join your journey with ours. Thanks for listening.

Holy is one of those words that can exalt a person too high or worse, make a person feel really low. On our walk on Damascus Road, we discuss the definition in order to get to the spirit of the being holy. Join your journey with ours as we talk about "Holy". Follow us on IG @Adoni_SFC.

What does it mean to be "Born Again"? Many thoughts, taboos, and criticism about this phase. On our walk, we talk about what Jesus could have meant and how we should respond.  You are welcome to visit our website AdoniSFC.org Follow us on IG @Adoni_SFC

Judas was a part of the plan to propel Jesus into his higher being. As hurtful as it may have been to Jesus, Judas' betrayal is felt in our lives as well. Join our conversation. Heal from your betrayal and allow the Judas in your life to propel you to your higher calling.

It was once said that doubt and faith walk hand in hand. That without doubt, there will not be a need for faith. Then why do we give Thomas such a tough go? Come and walk with us as we discuss the impact doubt has on our spiritual walk. Conclave clip "Speak from the heart" - https://youtu.be/oEg8bQXY7Sk?si=oaX5YXDamNS-n8j5

Listen in to my conversation with Pastor Rhymes (Allan Murithi) as we continue our conversation about prayer and fasting. To learn more about more about Pastor Rhymes and the work he is doing in Kenya, go to his website: https://www.transformmaisha.org/