In this episode of Coffee & Clarity with Dr. Kish, we reflect on the importance of understanding our purpose through the lens of eternity, emphasizing the need for a reverential fear of God. Drawing from personal experiences and scriptural references, we will explore the significance of being refined by God's consuming fire and the role of the church in encouraging Christian living (doers) rather than passive listening (hearers). The conversation culminates in a call to be watchmen in our lives, urging listeners to embrace their calling with urgency and accountability with eternity in mind.

Takeaways

• We should not just be driven by our own personal gains.
• The fear of God is not being afraid of Him, but a reverential awe.
• We want to have confidence in where our loved ones have gone after death.
• We perform under God's power, not our own.
• Don't just be hearers of the word only; be doers.
• The church should not be treated as entertainment.
• God's consuming fire refines us and shapes our character.
• We are called to be watchmen over our lives and households.
• Urgency in our calling is essential; we must act immediately.
• Prayer and accountability are vital in our spiritual journey.

In this episode of Coffee and Clarity with Dr. Kish, we explore the importance of acting on God's call without delay, emphasizing the role of the watchman in spiritual warfare. I share some personal experiences with procrastination and the urgency of obedience to God's command. I encourage you to listen and to learn to overcome hesitation and take action in your faith with God's divine and all-powerful help.

Takeaways

• God desires immediate action from us when He calls.
• Procrastination can be a form of disobedience.
• We are all called to be watchmen in our communities.
• Understanding our spiritual warfare is crucial.
• Sounding the alarm is a responsibility we must take seriously.
• Obedience to God will lead to clarity and purpose.
• We must renew our minds to overcome procrastination.
• Our actions can influence those around us significantly.
• God equips us to fulfill our assignments if we trust Him.
• Living in obedience brings peace and fulfillment.

Are you stuck in your own wilderness? In this session of "Coffee and Clarity with Dr. Kish," we explore faith, doubt, and the journey to the promised land by examining the Israelites' hotmess experience in the wilderness and connecting it to our own lives. We will be challenged to grow in this session as we prepare to enter the promised/pleasant land.

Takeaways

• "What are we grumbling about?"
• "It's okay for two seemingly different stances to exist at the same time."
• "We need to do our own inventory and check our hearts."
• "God wants us to see and believe beyond what we see."
• "There’s no neutral in this walk; you’re either moving toward God or drifting away."
• "If God said the land is blessed, it is blessed."
• "We should be saying, 'Here I am, Lord, send me.'"
• "God is welcoming us to have a walk with Him where we just go because He said to go."
• "We need to number our days; every day is one day closer to seeing Jesus face to face."
• "We must prioritize our relationship with God to see His blessings clearly."