My Soul To Take
You've probably watched someone get pulled back in. A bad relationship. A habit they swore was done. A job they said was temporary. From the outside, it looks like a choice. From the inside, it feels like a riptide. One more time turns into the next time, and the next, until who they were before is just gone.
This sermon walks through what it actually costs to hold onto the life you've built for yourself versus the life you were made for. Not a self-help framework. An honest look at the deals we make, the things we use to hold our ground, and what we're actually trading when we do.
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About Richard Ellis Talks
About Richard Ellis
Authentic... Genuine... Sincere... This guy is the real deal. He loves God. He loves his wife Rebecca and his 3 daughters. He loves people. He loves his job. He loves Texas BBQ. He loves an occasional round of golf. And he loves the Dallas Cowboys (but don’t hold that against him!).
Richard grew up as a missionary kid in Brazil, coming back to the states to finish his education. He graduated from Baylor University in 1982 with a BA in Oral Communications, and earned his MDIV in 1985 from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, making him the sixth generation of pastors in his family. His early days of ministry included serving for three years as the Single Adults Pastor at the First Baptist Church of Dallas.
Then in 1997, Richard Ellis founded Reunion Church, a multi-cultural, multi-ethnic, non-denominational church in the heart of Dallas,Texas. Dallas needed a church like it. And it would need a pastor like Richard. So Reunion Church was born. And now the radio show and the website (www.RichardEllisTalks.com) join the Reunion Church community under the leadership of this guy. And we’re all the better for it!
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