Darrell Six

"[O]nly in harmony with the realm of the Spirit can we truly experience abundantly all that we are suppose to be and to do in this earthly domain" (The Spiritual World by Peter Tan).

Our five physical senses only perceive a portion of reality.  There is a spiritual realm that is a higher reality and governs the physical reality.  As believers in the Lord Jesus Christ, it is important that we understand that invisible reality and mature in our administration of it as royal sons of God.

A listener asks, "How to crucify the flesh, practically speaking?"  Here we go....

Pride causes us to miss God.  Could there be anything more frightening or more tragic than that?

". . . he was despised, and we esteemed him not."

It's always a bummer when a high-profile Christian leader has a moral failure.  In this episode I share some thoughts that might help us process disappointment with spiritual leaders.

What a blessing to know and walk in the will of God!

So Good intro: A2-A-A2-A-A2-E-Esus-E-Esus-E) A                             E Maker of everything You have shown You great love A                                        E And made Yourself nothing so that You could be with us v2:  The Almighty on a cross, tortured by men Your almighty love for us that calls us Your friends   chorus:            A    E You have been so good                        A ...

Should our sin cause us to run from God or run to God? This is the audio from the XICF Youth Group (Manthanos//Kairos) call on 1/1/2021.  The Scripture reading is a bit noisy because one of our members was unmuted on a bus in Hong Kong 😉... but it quiets down after the first couple of minutes.

In this episode I share an essay written by my brother and friend Rev. Dr. Jason Carter: https://www.revdrjasoncarter.com/blog/2020/9/25/messianic-character-of-contemporary-american-politics-the-rise-of-politics-as-religion

As you plan for a new year I would encourage you ask this question: "What is written in heaven's books about me for 2021?"   in your book were written, every one of them, the days that were formed for me, when as yet there was none of them. (Ps. 139)

The Spirit himself bears witness with our spirit that we are children of God, and if children, then heirs—heirs of God and fellow heirs with Christ, provided we suffer with him in order that we may also be glorified with him. (Ro. 8:16-17) This is a teaching that was shared via video with Xiamen International Christian Fellowship on the last Sunday of 2020.  Video link: https://youtu.be/yXS_Dk6RuR...

The year in review.  This year was incredible on so many levels.  In this episode I share a little bit of how our story unfolded in 2020.

In this episode I share some original Christmas songs.  Wishing you a Merry Christmas!  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wZwMQ4A6UCM Glory Near Bethlehem  Watching by night Out in the field they saw a sight That changed the world And changed their lives Anointed One Had now arrived Angel’s declared Man’s jubilee: “To you is born In the city   A Savior who Is Christ the Lord”  Humanity At last resto...

Wholehearted surrender born out of complete trust in God's goodness is the beautiful path God invites us to walk in order to experience the fullness of life He wants to give us. Dallas Willard writes: "Nondiscipleship costs abiding peace, a life penetrated throughout by love, faith that sees everything in the light of God’s overriding governance for good, hopefulness that stands firm in the most d...

I celebrate my 100th podcast episode by reading an essay I wrote in 2013, summarizing the discoveries that brought about my “second experience of grace” and laid the foundation for a renaissance of experiencing God’s immeasurable, inexpressible, incredible goodness.

When we orient our lives around moment-to-moment communion with God we obliterate any secular-sacred dichotomy and become agents of divine bliss wherever we may be.

This recording is from a sermon delivered via video to Xiamen International Christian Fellowship  (XICF).  (Video available here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wb1_zDdplSU&t=2s)   I was assigned to preach Ephesians 4:1-5:20.  (I don’t think they thought I would preach the whole thing!). What a rich passage!

Have you ever wished you could send a message to God and get a response via text or email? How does God invite us to engage with Him?

This is the audio from an XICF Manthanos//Kairos (Youth Group) call.  Our topic: No Fear of Bad News! Ps. 112:7: He is not afraid of bad news; his heart is firm, trusting in the LORD.

In this episode I share a couple of songs.  Hope it is a blessing! v: C#m7-D#7-E(maj7)-F#7 c1: E-B-F#-C#    E-B-F#-C# c2: A-B-C# These bones may go Down into the dust But one day Your voice Will wake them up I will not back down from the hope I’ve found I will hold fast ’til the end When the clouds give way On the Judgement Day and the Lord comes back again & You raise me up…. I will behold You in...

I've heard this verse quoted all my life, but since moving to TX, I hear it much more.  But what is this verse talking about?  Who is it for?  Is it for the church today?

Your eyes saw my unformed substance; in your book were written, every one of them, the days that were formed for me, when as yet there was none of them. (Ps. 139:16) In this episode we take a moment to reflect on the implications of being made by God.  

Local churches are God's vehicle for the renewal of all things!  We get to participate in the administration of the Messiah's ever expanding kingdom (Is. 9:6-7)!  In this episode we look at “A Salad to Change the World” as I share about the three “let us’s” (lettuces!) of Hebrews 10.  This is the audio from a video sermon recorded for Xiamen International Christian Fellowship in August 2020 ( http...

There's nothing new under the sun and bad ideas don't improve with time.  Some thoughts from Proverbs 22:28: "Do not move the ancient landmark                that your fathers have set."