Digging Deeper With Lee Cook

This week, Lee digs deeper into I John chapter 2. We'll talk about what it means to love our brother or sister and how NOT to love the world.

This week, Lee talks about the rhythms of life that can draw our affections to God. Check out James K. A. Smith's book "You are what you Love". It's a book that will challenge the way you think about discipleship

in this follow-up to last week's podcast, Lee shares his own story as a way of helping you think about your own story. Each of our stories has a past, present, and future.  

This week, Lee begins a new series designed to help you discover your identity in Christ. This week we'll focus on learning how to tell our story using Paul's conversion as a template. As always, we'd love to hear from you with any questions or if you just want to tell your story. Send us an e-mail at lee@lcpc.net

This Week, Lee explores the "competing" ideas of the first century, points out the similarities to our own setting, and we look to discover what John tells us is genuine faith.

This week, Lee explores the techniques that will help you retrain your brain using Psalm 46 as the template. Listen as we explore what it means to "be still".

This week, Lee talks about Jesus' triumphal(?) entry into Jerusalem. We dig deeper into how the Kingdom of God influences our thinking about politics and how we can move from shouting past each other to listening and even learning from one another.

This week, Lee looks at Anxiety vs Worry. How is worry different from anxiety? What are the symptoms?

This week Lee talks about discovering the heart of the Gospel. What does it mean to imitate our Master? What habits can we cultivate to allow the Spirit to transform us into the image of Christ?

This week Lee tells the story of his own struggle with panic attack and anxiety. There are two takeaways. If you are struggling with anxiety, you are not alone and you don't have to live with it forever. You can find healing! If you would like to ask for prayer, ask a question, or share your story, please e-mail lee at lee@lcpc.net. We'd love to hear from you.

This week Lee digs in to Mathew 18. What is our role in accountability? What is our response in forgiveness? What disciplines can truly help us discover humility?

This week, we look at James Chapter 2, primarily talking about how Faith comes to fruition in our work. Does James advocate for a righteousness based on works of the law? Listen in as we think through what James is actually saying

This week Lee discusses Matthew 16:13-20. In it we discover the Disciples' growing recognition of who Jesus is and the path they must journey if they are to follow Him.

This week, Lee begins a new series on the letter of James. We'll discuss the author of James, the setting, and talk about the primary themes that James will discuss throughout his letter.

This week Lee talks about Matthew 15 and the debate about washing hands. We'll talk about the kind of life that God wants and how the Holy Spirit works through the spiritual disciplines.

This week, Lee digs deeper into the parable of the sower. We'll talk about the historical context, theology of election, and how we can hear these parables today.

This week we'll look at Jesus compassion for Israel, his commissioning of the disciples, and the role we share in the harvest

This week we talk about the healing power of forgiveness. 

In today's episode, Lee will be talking about the costs associated with following Jesus. We'll also discuss the nature of the Kingdom work Jesus was doing and the ramifications that work has on us in the 21st century.

This week, Lee goes deeper into the authority Jesus has, how we respond that authority, and what it means today.