The 318 Project Ryan Hare

It is through God’s divine guidance that God's shows us the path that He has for each individual's life. This guidance comes from being discipled. This can be as a child and your parents teaching you the “rights and wrongs” for your actions and behavior. Or it comes from a teacher or counselor helping you learn skills for as you grow and use in life. 
As christians, we get guidance from our pastors and evangelists that bring a word from God to strengthen, encourage, correct or rebuke us. But each of us should have a close relationship with a leader or mentor that is discipling us. 
Paul wrote letters to Timothy and Titus as their mentor to strengthen them as leaders. This is what discipleship is about. 
This is evident when Paul told Timothy in 2 Timothy chapter three verses 16 & 17 that “All Scripture is inspired by God and profitable for teaching, for reproof, for correction for training in righteousness; so that the man of God may be adequate, equipped for every good work.” 
You know that the Word of God is inspired or God breathed and that it is useful for the training and edification of the saints. So how does each person apply this in their individual life?
There are 4 points that Paul shared with Timothy in those verses that I am going to share. Two of them are on beliefs, what we should or shouldn’t believe. The other two are on behavior, what each of us should or shouldn’t do.
 Teaching-These are instructions through God’s Word. God reveals His Word through His Spirit to us. 1 Corinthians  2:12-13John 6:64Psalms 71:17Colossians 3:16Rebuking-This is when God through the Holy Spirit brings conviction of sinful actions.1 Timothy 2"141 Corinthian 15:33 Proverbs 15:32Romans 8 :51 John 2:16Titus 3 :3Correction-This is a revealing of bad behavior that comes from conviction of those sinful actions.Proverbs 15:32 Proverbs 10:17 Proverbs 3:11-12 Proverbs 19:20Righteous training. This is developing the right behavior of what God wants you to do and act. Romans 7:61 Peter chapter 3:11 timothy 2:14Titus 2 :11 Peter 1:15 1 Peter 3:17Ephesians 5:1- 21 Corinthians 11:1





In conclusion, I want to go back to those verses in 2 Timothy chapter 3, but this time as you read it, insert your personal name, where it says “man of God”. 
It would sound like this” All Scripture is inspired by God and is profitable for teaching, for rebuking, for correcting, for training righteousness, so that Ryan Hare, may be complete, equipped for every good work.
Music - Egg Rollz by Jobii Baegel 
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So often we feel it is easy to purchase that new home or car and not worry about the cost, but then the first payment comes or a costly repair and your appreciation for that item diminishes.

How about with your marriage?

Or even your relationship with God?

In this episode, I share about how God sees the true value in each of us no matter what you and I have gone through in life.

You may have that feeling that you are worthless and junk just like an old abandoned house or vehicle, but God doesn't see junk only a Masterpiece and is worthy of being a FIXER UPPER.

Scripture:
Mark 4:14-20
Matthew 25:14-30

Music: Links provided
Intro segment- Eye of the Newscaster by Out to the World
https://www.epidemicsound.com/track/K4Xu4Jlesc/

Outro segment - Kid on the Move by El Flaco Collective https://www.epidemicsound.com/track/h8KuCiV7Al/

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The 318 Project is taking a short mid-season break.

I recently took on a new role in the Fire Department and my schedule is changing from a 24/48 schedule to a Monday-Friday routine. 

Because of this change and going through training for this position, it has left me little time to concentrate on the podcast.

The 318 Project is NOT ENDING, but simply taking a short hiatus.

New episodes will return starting on Thursday, June 2nd, 2022. Until then, I challenge you to go back to the previous episodes that you haven't heard yet or one that stood out to you  and listen to them.

Music:
So Get Ready by spring gang on epidemic sound
https://www.epidemicsound.com/track/wCVDLnVW3f/
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Do you remember in school when a classmate would whisper or make a noise just loud enough to get your attention while hoping that the teacher did not hear it?
Maybe you remember when your wife, an old girlfriend or even that first crush you had in school came up and whispered something sweet into your ear for only you to hear it.
How about those times when you were outside playing and it was getting dark and you heard your mom or dad yell your name so that the whole neighborhood heard it, that it was time to come home for dinner?
Do you feel like you are waiting to hear God shout your name to speak to you?
Many times when you read the Bible it would say that God spoke to someone; but was it always in an audible voice?

In this episode, I talk about the different ways God spoke to the saints in the Old and New testament.
There are other ways that God can speak to us that lets us know what He wants each of to hear.
It may be through a feeling about a situation, or when a Bible verse stands out to you at that moment.
Maybe it is another Christian brother or sister that brings a word of encouragement; or even a worship song  that lifts your spirit.
 
Scripture References:
John 10:27
1 Samuel 3:2-10
Exodus 3:1-4
Acts 9:3-7
Joshua 5:13-15
1 Kings 19:11-13

Music in this episode:
Intro - "Whisper Out" by Mica Emory https://www.epidemicsound.com/track/t2XvNhSaax/
"In the Cool of the Day" by JOYSPRING https://www.epidemicsound.com/track/1ZegjHOK1L/
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Did your parent ever tell you to "Don't throw the ball in the house"?
What Happened when you disobeyed and broke a bowl, plate, or special figurine?
Did you try to hide what you did by gluing the broken pieces back together?

More than likely after your parents found out and the ceramic ware couldn't be fixed it was thrown out in the trash.
You probably feel the same way after some of the things that have happened in your life that you are junk and that God has no need for you and just discards you.

In this episode, I share about how God can use the broken pieces of your life to create something wonderful and even more valuable that the original.

I talk about how a trip to St. Peterburg, Russia and seeing the mosaic artwork at the Church of the Savior on Spilled Blood reminded me of how God can use those broken pieces to make a masterpiece.

I also share about the ancient Japanese artform called "Kintsugi" and how an artist will take a broken ceramic ware and add something special to fill the cracks to make it more valuable than before.

Scriptures:
Isaiah 64:8
Jeremiah 18:4
Ephesians 2:10

To check out the music in this episode:
Introduction- "Dust till Dawn" by Dusty Decks https://www.epidemicsound.com/track/FhKgzwY2Jm/

"Broken Pieces" by Gavin Luke https://www.epidemicsound.com/track/J5X91AXv9G/


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What does it look like to have an encourager in your life?

We all want to have people that will speak life and encouragement to us when we are going through a trial or crisis.

Does that person have a selfish or selfish agenda?

Are they looking for way to lift you up even if it means they take a back seat to your accomplishments?

Do you have a BARNABAS your life?

What was so special about Barnabas?
He is mentioned only in a few chapters in Acts, 1 Corinthians, Galatians and Colossians; yet he had such an impact that the majority of the New Testament was written by those he encouraged.

In this episode, I will share with you the 3 key character traits that Barnabas displayed and how we can apply those same traits in our lives to be an encouragement to others. We can also us these key areas for what to look for in a person that we are seeking as a mentor.
1. He was a good man
2. He was full of the Holy Spirit
3. He was strong in his faith

Scriptures:
Acts 4:36,37
Acts 9:27
Acts 11:24 ( 3 key character traits)
Acts 13-15
2 Timothy 4:11

Music:
Intro - It's Time by Ealot - https://www.epidemicsound.com/track/4XvPw1VzFE/
Train of Thought by Ealot- https://www.epidemicsound.com/track/wXHX9VhnF8/
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