When one area of life goes crazy, we tend to doubt other areas that we should rely on. This week, randy teachers from the book of Esther about making decisions based on identity rather than circumstance.
Why does the Lord initiate new things when He’s got perfectly good old things? Thoughts on New Wine and new churches.
Steve Sjogren is the kind of guy that looks at a pawnshop and thinks “I bet we could do some good in there!” Randy and Steve talk church planting, outreach, and what it is like to die and live again.
Seasons three, Paul prays for the church. The reasons he prays are as remarkable as the prayer itself.
Randy shares a few thoughts that he shared on Sunday morning at our Worship in the Woods event.
Answering a few questions about how Kelsey and I met...and what about our biggest challenges?
Why did Jesus have to ascend to the Father after His resurrection? Why not just set up and take over?
Four trends I expect to see in the days to come.
Randy teaches on the role of discipleship in meeting the Great Commission. He also fabricated the word “saintsertainment”.
International adoptions are on hold - also some thoughts on open adoption.
The Kingdom of God is the rule of God, and if the Kingdom of God is within you...then He rules your inner man.
Randy broadcasts from prestigious Studio 1G, his garage....and answers five questions from listeners.
Kelsey Bohlender speaking before TheCall Alaska in 2011.
Randy gives a brief overview of the importance of prayer in the history of human expression - and a few tips on how to engage with it.
There is a reason Jesus calls us to friendship and service. Nothing else reaches more people.
Randy fields questions about a variety of topics.
Dwayne and his wife Jen have been longtime leaders in both missions and the prayer movement.
Times are changing faster than we understand, and it’s causing stress and anxiety like we’ve never seen. 1 Peter 5 speaks directly to this.
We want to come out of this season bearing good fruit. How do we prepare now?
Q&A carried over from Instagram followed by a few thoughts from the Psalms and the nature of church going forward.
Daniel and his friends fasted and he received great insight into the nature of change. They were ready for whatever came their way. We are fasting so that we can be ready for the same.
It’s a strange thing to pursue weakness, it’s an even more than usual thing to do it as a group.
How did Jesus have the strength to respond to accusation? He knew who He was. Who are you?
In this episode, Randy finally reveals a potential resolution to the mailbox debacle and discusses Lou Engle’s called fasting.
I’ve condensed an afternoon of driving across Kansas in a van full of children into six minutes. If you’ve ever wondered what it’s like to travel with us this will give you a glimpse.
Let’s study Colossians 1:15-23. Paul gives us a great framework on how to think about who Jesus really was and what it means.
We continue our study of Colossians 1 where the Apostle Paul goes pastoral for a bit and speaks about what even weak faith does in the way of changing our citizenship. More thoughts on other subjects at rbohlender.com
Join Randy as he speaks with Lyle Phillips from Legacy Nashville and then dives into the book of Colossians.
Randy finishes his study of Jonah with chapter 4 and perhaps goes a little fanboy over U2 in the process. More resources at rbohlender.com
For everyone who’s ever blown it and think there is no recovery, Jonah 3 gives us great hope that our weak yes can change the hearts of people and even shift things in heaven.
