Jesus is Real Radio with Daniel Fusco

In our interactions with other people, it’s easy (and safe) to keep what we reveal about ourselves to a minimum. There’s always the fear that if we let people know what we’re really like, to show some of the warts, they will reject us. Pastor Daniel will be teaching that living that way leads to a lonely life and one that falls far short of what God intended for you. Taking chances and sharing the difficult things about you is how to develop truly meaningful friendships.

Did you ever have a goal in life you really wanted to reach, like winning the state championship in a sport or activity? And if you reached that goal, it felt great, didn’t it? You basked in the glory of that accomplishment for a bit and then went on with your life. It’s funny how reaching goals like that don’t seem to be everything they’re cracked up to be. Pastor Daniel will explain why you felt that sense of frustration and emptiness in his teaching today.

It’s hard to learn to give God priority in our personal finances. We’re so used to doing what we want and are so tied to the balance in our bank account that we can’t see any further than that. But God, of course, has a plan for our finances that is easy to understand, but hard to do. Pastor Daniel will be teaching about the danger of trusting the bank account more than God, and what happens when you take that leap of faith to rely on God.

You’ve probably heard the term, “keyboard warrior”, someone who talks a lot of junk while writing online but who wouldn’t say the same thing if they were facing the person. Pastor Daniel is going to teach about the importance of always behaving like Jesus. You’ll learn that what you put out in public says a lot about who you are. Pastor Daniel will remind you that the goal in the life of a Christian is supposed to always reflect Jesus’ character.

The thing about being human is that we’re drawn to other people but at the same time are resistant to getting too close. We fear being known down at our core because we’re afraid of rejection. We think that we’re weird or too strange for other people. Pastor Daniel will be teaching that as followers of Jesus, we’re told by Jesus that we are designed to be a functioning part of a group of fellow believers. When we do that, we find fulfillment we never thought possible.