[First Fifteen] Willing - Matthew 8:1-4

Journey with Jesus, First Fifteen podcast (Season Two): where you read the Bible, meditate on it and pray to God in about fifteen minutes. Get a copy of the book Journey with Jesus: Praying Your Way through Matthew's Gospel https://amzn.to/36qGwuI on Amazon to follow along. In episode 11 we listen to Matthew 8:1-4 "Willing". After the Sermon on the Mount Jesus shows us what it looks like in action. He also challenges us about our own willingness to be healed and to be a force for righteousness and acceptance in society. In season 1 we showed that all parts of scripture are useful for hearing God speak, meditating and responding to him in prayer. For season 2 we’re spending time in one primary type of scripture (or genre), and using that to focus our first fifteen minutes on God. We’re going on a journey with Jesus using the gospel of Matthew. Season 1 is found at http://podcast.word-of-prayer.com and can be heard on Spotify, iTunes, Google Podcasts and other providers (follow/subscribe to listen on the go!). Season 2 is also there and released daily. On First Fifteen we listen to God's word, engage with it, pray in response to God, then apply it to our lives. It's a great way to start the day! The complete four step process we follow can be downloaded at: http://bit.ly/F15hsJWJ Get a copy of the book Journey with Jesus: Praying Your Way through Matthew's Gospel on Amazon at https://amzn.to/36qGwuI (or ebook: https://amzn.to/37QFQjQ) Visit https://word-of-prayer.com for more resources to grow your life in prayer and relationship with God. To support this effort, go behind-the-scenes and get more bonus content go to https://www.patreon.com/bePatron?u=30... About this video: The First Fifteen video podcast makes reading the Bible, listening to God's Word, Christian meditation and praying the scripture something doable for everyone. For quiet time with the Lord or a Christian devotional, you can grow closer in relationship with God. Ron Oltmanns leads you through the Gospel of Matthew.