This week's devotion focuses on staying faithful where you are. &nbsp;This is often easier said than done but our lives will be more effective when living faithfully where we than longing to live faithfully somewhere else.&nbsp;

358 - Devotion with Christian Outdoors

It's a God Thing!&nbsp; This is the message behind Dead End Game Calls. Mitchell Johnston is the creator and believer behind Dead End game Calls. A World Champion turkey Caller, as well as an evangelist for the Gospel of Christ, Mitchell has one focus and that is to use his talents to further the kingdom of God.&nbsp; As unorthodox as it may sound, God can and does use us where we are if we allow it. Mitchell Johnston is a good example of how God uses a maker of turkey calls and other game calls to spread the gospel to the world. Today we learn all about the foundation of Dead End Game Calls, and the mission as they push forward.&nbsp; The Dead End brand of products was founded from the love of pursuing the Creation of the Creator! At Dead End, we believe in the lifestyle of the outdoors and we “LIVE THE LIFESTYLE” every day!&nbsp; We understand that each time you are outside enjoying the creation, whether with a family member, a friend or just time alone, you are building memories. We take pride in designing and building products that help our customers create memories in God’s great outdoors that will last a lifetime! We understand how much those times mean to you because they mean the same to us! &nbsp;   &nbsp; &nbsp;

359 - Dead End Game Calls - Its a God Thing with Mitchell Johnston

In 1 Peter 2.9 Peter quotes from the Old Testament and tells his audience that they are a royal priesthood. &nbsp;What exactly does that mean? &nbsp;Today Jon offers some applications that should touch all of our lives. Wish to talk about this further or have Jon speak at your next event? &nbsp;Contact Jon at . &nbsp;

360 - Devotions with Christian Outdoors - A Royal Priesthood

In John 4 we read about an encounter that Jesus had with a lady at a well in Samaria. &nbsp;Prior to this we learn that the religious elite wouldn't even enter into Samaria due to their prejudices. &nbsp;The question we must ask ourselves is, are my prejudices limited my ability to live holy and to offer hope to the world?

362 - Devotions with Christian Outdoors - Pharisee or Jesus: which one are you?

Today Jon discusses how our fears do not get us off the hook from fulfilling God's call on our lives. Sure some days we feel scared, unqualifed and inadequate but our God isn't scared, He is qualified and He is adequate. &nbsp; Wish to discuss this further? &nbsp;Hit Jon up at Jon@christianoutdoors.org

364 - Devotions with Christian Outdoors - Eaten By a German Shepherd

If you're interested in a show that covers every topic you can imagine, you tuned into the right show. Outdoors, Outdoor television, top of the mountain, deepest valley. From a pioneer in Outdoor television to the depths of alcohol and cocaine addiction, to being deep in debt, Sandy Brady has lived it all.&nbsp; Growing up in Reidsville, NC, it was a chance meeting at a gas station in Chamberlain, South Dakota that began his journey. While pumping gas, Sandy bumped into Tom Miranda, this was the late 1980's and a friendship struck up that let to Sandy becoming a camera man for Tom while everything was just beginning.&nbsp; A few years of success led to Tom having to fire Sandy becasue of the addiction that was taking hold of Sandy....as he tells the story, you will be drawn into his pain, and authenticity. Sandy's journey was a long and painful one that ultimately led to him being disowned by his father, his wife leaving him, and more than seven figuers in debt. It was at that moment, he caught a glimer of hope....the hope that is only found in Jesus Christ.&nbsp; This may be one of the best shows Christian Outdoors has been a part of, it certainly is one of the most captivating stories.&nbsp; Today Sandy is also known as the Traveling Pocket Cross on IG @travelingpocketcross where he makes these small pocket cross for people.&nbsp;          &nbsp;