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How Do Introverted People Stay Engaged in a Missional Life?

Welcome to this 4^th installment of Ask Caesar. Here’s this week’s question:

“Caesar, this missional lifestyle you write and speak about sounds so awesome, but I’m not an extrovert like you and your wife both seem to be. How do introverts like me fit into this whole missional thing?”

I’m glad you asked that Meg because I hear this a lot and I think it’s an important issue.

First, a little history about these personality types and how they differ.

Extraversion and Introversion are the preferences originally used in a personality inventory created by psychologist Carl Jung in the 1920s. Most people today may be more familiar with these terms in connection with the Myers-Briggs Type Inventory. These terms are unfortunately a bit outmoded, misunderstood and misused in that extraversion is not about being loud or the life of the party and introversion is not about being shy or anti-social. (more…)

Advent Week 4: We Can Experience Love Because God is Gracious

When a recent survey asked, “If you could say in one word what you want more of in life, what would that be?” very surprisingly, LOVE didn’t even make the top 10. Could it be that money and false happiness have replaced the need for love in our lives today?

In this episode of the Everyday Disciple Podcast, Caesar concludes the Advent Series as he talks about the truth that because God is gracious, we can experience love in the deepest ways.

In This Episode You’ll Learn:

The final look at 4 eternal truths about God that transform us. (The 4 G’s)
Why we don’t know or understand true love in our lives and relationships.
How we no longer have to perform for God, and why we don’t get to.
Why it’s important to understand what we actually deserve from God.

Get started here…

Each week the Big 3 will give you immediate action steps to get you started.

Please check out this new episode and be sure to get this week’s FREE Download of the Big 3.

Are You Really a Friend of Sinners?

Far too often I’ve heard Christians say, somewhat sheepishly, but with a hint of self-righteousness, that they really have nothing in common with non-Christians. That’s why they don’t have many (or any) not-yet believing friends.

Or they tell me that they don’t hang out with lost people, or allow their kids to, because they are trying to remain “holy” and don’t want to become polluted by the world. And to those objections I almost want to laugh and ask them if they have ever really read their Bibles or have you looked in a mirror recently?

Scripture and virtually all of history have shown us that if there is one thing we have most in common with every other human being, it’s our own sinful nature. Yet usually we let other’s sins define them and divide us, when in fact we are all sinners in need of a savior. We’re all dying, literally, and in need of rescue. We’re just alike. (more…)

Advent Week 3: God Is Good So We Can Find Joy In Our Life

For hundreds of years, the church has anticipated the coming of Jesus during the season of Advent. Into this space, this void, the angels announced to the shepherds the good news of Jesus that would bring great joy to all people.

In this episode of the Everyday Disciple Podcast, Caesar continues the Advent Series as he looks at the truth that God is good so we can find satisfaction and joy. Believing that God always does what is good, right, and perfect will change how you view everything and everyone in your life!

In This Episode You’ll Learn:

The third of four eternal truths about God that transforms us. (The 4 G’s)
Why we search for satisfaction and joy to fill the “hunger” in our lives.
How Jesus is the better fulfillment of all your hunger and lack of joy!
How to find the unbelief and actions that are keeping you from finding joy.

Get started here…

Each week the Big 3 will give you immediate action steps to get you started.

Please check out this new episode and be sure to get this week’s FREE Download of the Big 3.

7 Reasons Why Gossip Is Poison

Gossip is poison! And I’ve noticed gossip is one of those things these days that is so common in relationships, in our conversations and in our cultural experience, that we hardly even notice it anymore. Let me show you how to stop gossip.

Let me start off by saying that I have gossiped…

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10 Ideas For Your Christmas on Mission

Many of us were raised to believe that the Christmas holidays are a time to unplug from outside relationships and our “normal” community rhythms. Even many Christians tend to isolate away from their small groups, missional communities, and neighbors instead of pressing deeper into relationships at this time of year.

In this episode of the Everyday Disciple Podcast, we’ll give you 10 fun and easy missional ideas that you can do with family and friends to help you stay on mission this holiday season.

In This Episode You’ll Learn:

Why the Christmas holidays are a perfect time to reach out on mission.
How recent social distancing regulations have made certain, favorite, holiday traditions a perfect opportunity for mission in your neighborhood.
How to pick one other family to be part of your family this holiday season.
10 ideas you can mix and match that are fun for your family to do together.

Get started here…

Each week the Big 3 will give you immediate action steps to get you started.

Please check out this new episode and be sure to get this week’s FREE Download of the Big 3.

How Do Introverted People Stay Engaged in a Missional Life?

Welcome to this 4^th installment of Ask Caesar. Here’s this week’s question:

“Caesar, this missional lifestyle you write and speak about sounds so awesome, but I’m not an extrovert like you and your wife both seem to be. How do introverts like me fit into this whole missional thing?”