Priorities

About this collection

Louie Giglio, Dr. Aaron Coe, and Grant Partrick teach this collection focused on aligning our priorities, helping us understand how we can shift the things in our lives to give God the devotion He deserves rather than giving attention to the things in this world that are temporary.

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The Best and Worse News You've Ever Heard

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The Best and Worst News You’ve Ever Heard

Louie Giglio

40M

Louie Giglio closes out the ‘Priorities’ talks with an exhortation. He reminds us that if we keep the Gospel as our first priority, we will stand on it for life, be rushed in the river of grace toward all God has for us, and relay the good news to those desperately in need of hope.

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Moving From a Life of Distraction to a Life of Devotion

Grant Partrick

38M

Grant Partrick shares a convicting talk about distraction and its role in the theft of the devotion God deserves. He challenges listeners through the story of Martha’s busyness to bring awareness to the pressing and increasing need for attentiveness. Grant highlights three major truths to lead us to ask the question, “Are there any things you need to stop doing, start doing, or do differently?”…

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Faith/Wisdom

Aaron Coe

41M

Dr. Coe joined this collection of talks with a strong word about the intersection between faith and wisdom – the space we are designed to occupy. It is in this intersection that we properly live our lives as God intended them to be lived, leveraging our gifting and glorifying His name.

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A Supernatural Mindset in a Natural World

Louie Giglio

50M

Louie Giglio helps us align the three primary categories of our lives: requirements, desires, and purpose. When these three facets overlap, we live and operate as God intended for us to live and operate in a “natural” world with a supernatural mindset.

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Family

Complex dynamics and messy relationships can often come to mind when we consider family. As we seek intimacy with the Lord, He comes alongside us in the brokenness and reminds us of our relationship with Him as our loving Father.

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Hope

God is referred to as the “God of hope” in Romans 15:13. Though our circumstances may seem futile, we are to place our hope in “him who is able to do immeasurably more than all we ask or imagine, according to his power that is at work within us,”

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