When was the last time your worship extended beyond a Sunday service? For many believers, the concept of worship has become confined to a specific time and place, reducing our relationship with God to a weekly appointment rather than a daily connection.

In this soul-stirring conversation, we dig deep into what it truly means to cultivate a lifestyle of worship that permeates every corner of your existence. Drawing from the powerful encounter between Jesus and the Samaritan woman in John 4, we challenge the notion that worship belongs in a specific location or time slot. As Jesus declared, true worshipers worship in spirit and truth—a revolutionary concept that liberated worship from geographical constraints.

Whether you're feeling spiritually empty, caught in comparison, or simply longing for more than a Sunday-only faith, this episode offers permission and practical wisdom for encountering God beyond the church walls. Remember, the God who created the universe invites you into relationship every single day. Will you accept His invitation to worship beyond Sunday?

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In this kickoff episode of Season 4, we dive into Romans 12:1 to explore what it means to present our lives as “living sacrifices.” Worship isn’t limited to Sundays or music—it’s a daily lifestyle of surrender that shapes our character and deepens our impact. From Abraham’s costly obedience to shifting our mindset in trials, we examine how worship forms the foundation of authentic Christian living.

Whether you’re serving on a church team, leading at work, or simply following Jesus in your everyday life, this conversation will challenge and inspire you. We highlight how leadership flows from a surrendered heart, how Dream Team members influence others, and how worship creates space for God to move—like in Pastor Nate’s powerful hospital testimony. Join us each week as we unpack real stories and practical truths about worship, leadership, and living fully for Christ.

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Leadership is influence, and true leaders serve others while helping them take steps closer to Christ. Our guests Dr. Tim Hager and Sonja Vick share their wisdom on what makes effective church leadership.

• Leadership means helping others accomplish God's plan for their lives
• Everyone has some capacity for influence, but not everyone develops the skills
• Both calling and skills are important, but must be submitted to God
• Leading well requires maintaining boundaries while caring for individuals
• Hard leadership decisions often involve recognizing when seasons change
• True submission means bringing truth to leadership while respecting authority
• Soul care is essential for leaders to maintain emotional and spiritual health
• Look for teachability, hunger for growth, and self-awareness in developing leaders
• The ability to process feedback without being offended is crucial for leadership growth
• Take bigger risks, address fears early, and practice regular confession

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