This week Jon discussus four lessons from a lady known as Rahab the Harlot. &nbsp;While Rahab does share the same middle name as John the Baptist, her last name is not exactly something to be proud of. &nbsp;However, there are least four lessons we can learn from her life and apply to our own lives. Scripture: Hebrews 11.1-2; Joshua 2, Romans 8.28; Luke 23.39-43; Matthew 1.5; Isaiah 64.8 Lesson #1 - Don't be ashamed of where you have been rescued from. Lesson #2 - Your past does not determine your future. Lesson #3 - It is never too late. Lesson #4 - God is done writing your story. God desires to shape your lives into something beautiful my friends!!! As always, if you wish to further dialogue about this, please feel free to reach out to Jon at jon@christianoutdoors.org.

318 - Devotions with Christian Outdoors

Walking the halls of the turkey show a few weeks ago, I was flagged down by today's guest. He was working the booth of Backwoods Mafia, an appareal company that has solidified their space in the outdoor market. Our conversation quickly moved to his other company American Threads, where he customizes appareal inhouse for clients.&nbsp; But what really stood out about Landon was his drive as an entreprenuer and his passion for Christ. We instantly began sharing our faith stories there in the halls of the Gaylord Convention Center and today is no different. Landon has a great story of his faith driven companies and his faith driven life.&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;         &nbsp;

319 -  Backwoods Mafia and American Threads with Landon Turner

As we are quickly approaching Holy Week, Jon discusses some of the details that happened shortly before the Triumphal Entry (Palm Sunday). &nbsp; This week he share four truths all coming from John 11 and John 12. &nbsp;If you are hoping to get the most out of this devotion it is encouraged that give John 11 and 12 a read. &nbsp;Additional Scriptures to read: Joshua 4.6-7; Joshua 4.19-24; Luke 10.38-42. Truth #1 - God's Timing is Perfect. Truth #2 - Devotion looks different with different people. Truth #3 - Holy words are often driven by selfish purposes. Truth #4 - Changed lives are monuments that declare God's work.

320 - Devotions with Christian Outdoors

Seven days that changed the world. From a triumphal entry into Jerusalem, to a hill called Golgatha, to an empty tomb. It all happened in seven days.&nbsp; The sacrifice of Christ cannot be overstated. God became man and took on the sin of the whole world, so that YOU would not have to carry the burden of sin.&nbsp; For six hours he hung on the cross to take away the sins of the entire world...for YOU. His death is our hope in eternal life with him. his resurrection is proof that our souls live forever. We can choose to live forever in the presence of God, or forever separated from God.&nbsp; Join Jon and me as we celebrate Holy week.&nbsp;

321- Holy Week with Pete and Jon

In this episode of Devotions with Christian Outdoors Jon takes a brief look at some of the details surrounding the Triumphal Entry during Holy Week. Jesus reveals His heart for the spiritually blind. Jesus reveals His heart for the nations. Jesus reveals His heart for the marginalized. Matthew 21.1-17; Luke 19.41-44; John 3.17

322 - Devotions with Christian Outdoors

Is fitness a priority for you? Do you enjoy working out with a purpose? Today we have with us the founder of Wheeless Fitness Brett Wheeless talks about the importance of fitness that is designed for overall better health, not just bulking up. We discuss how to get motivated for fitness and some of the things everyone can do to make their health better. Brett uses his fitness business as an avenue to share his lvoe for Christ and share the gospel with his clients and encourages them to treat their bodies as a holy place and how doing so is honoring God.&nbsp; &nbsp;

323 - Fitness and Faith with Brett Wheeless

This past Sunday Christians all around the world celebrated the resurrection! &nbsp;Celebration was happening because we know the entirety of the story. &nbsp;But what about those early Christ followers who were struggling because they had seen their Savior get crucified. &nbsp;The emotions were high. Today, Jon takes a look at one of those followers. &nbsp;A follower who struggled and rejoiced. &nbsp;Who wept uncontrollably and then hugged Jesus uncontrollably as well. &nbsp;Jon discusses some lessons we can learn from the life of Mary Magdalene in the resurrection about found in John 20. &nbsp; Hope you all had a blessed Easter. &nbsp;Praise be to God! &nbsp;He is risen!

323 - Fitness and Faith with Brett Wheeless

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