Godonomics

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Bio

Chad Hovind is Senior Pastor of Horizon Community Church in Cincinnati, Ohio. He graduated from Moody Bible College in Chicago, majoring in pastoral ministry and communication. His love for ministry and creativity can be seen in many forms: leading teams, expository teaching, acting, and video production. He has served as pastor at two high-impact churches in Georgia: Cumberland Community Church and New Community Church. Chad received an M.A. in Ministry from Moody Graduate School in 2008. He loves volleyball, movies, and hanging out with his wife Beth and their three children.

An UnStable Craving for God: Do We Want God to USE us, or are we USING God to get what we want

posted by chadhovind

An Unstable Craving I was so convicted to realize that often I say I want God, but I am really using God to get what I want.    When God doesn’t give me what I want: A happy marriage, obedient [...]

God give me FEET for my PATH, not a PATH for my FEET

posted by chadhovind

If you have never learned about the Ibex, this video is stunning and very helpful in understanding the Psalms’ prayer that God would give him hind’s feet.   Introduction: Wasn’t that video from the BBC video amazing.   Deer that can [...]

Safari: How to overcome Anxiety by Parrotting Truth to Yourself

posted by chadhovind

Parrot God’s Control to Yourself Parrots repeat back to you what you tell them.  Worry is like that. Worry is a parrot telling you what you already know.  Things are bad… “Things are bad.”   I don’t know what tomorrow holds… [...]

Safari: The Sparrows Know How Not to Worry

posted by chadhovind

We had a giant python at our church for our safari series.  We were learning lessons God had for those who looked for Him in His creation. Sparrows Know God Watches Over Them. Matthew 6: 24 “No one can serve [...]

Previous Posts

Why didn't God stop the tornadoes?
The devastation in the news seems to get worse and worse.  Earthquakes are increasing. Tornadoes have been sweeping through the alley at a record pace.   Why do bad things happen to good people? The financial cost is devastation to towns, families, and individuals.  When many homeowners go to f

posted 12:30:37pm May. 20, 2013 | read full post »

The Apostle Paul Advocates Getting Drunk on Truth
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KZXLtGn9CWA[/youtube]   17 Therefore do not be unwise, but understand what the will of the Lord is. Folks often say, “I wish I knew what God’s will was”  but here God lays out an easy way to know his will.   If you are seeing the days as

posted 8:56:48pm May. 17, 2013 | read full post »

Loving Your Job: Turn Normal Time into "Defining Moments"
Why walk wisely? Eph 5:15-21 15 See then that you walk circumspectly, not as fools but as wise, 16 redeeming the time, because the days are evil. Christians have a very realistic view of evil. We are not surprised when bad things happen, we know we are living in evil times. Why is that helpful? Th

posted 8:51:33pm May. 12, 2013 | read full post »

Loving Your Job: Using Time Wisely
There is an insidious tool that our world uses to keep us from becoming a disciple of Christ.     It creates the illusion of progress and commitment without actually making progress.  It creates a sense of “energy and accomplishment” without having any real accomplishment.   It affects ou

posted 3:26:32pm May. 08, 2013 | read full post »

An UnStable Craving for God: Do We Want God to USE us, or are we USING God to get what we want
An Unstable Craving I was so convicted to realize that often I say I want God, but I am really using God to get what I want.    When God doesn't give me what I want: A happy marriage, obedient kids, and a career firing on all cylinders, I get mad at him and withdraw from him.    Sadly, I wasn't

posted 8:00:05pm May. 04, 2013 | read full post »


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