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View all- 1Whatever the Weather Part 1Ever heard the expression "fair weather fan"? It describes someone who will passionately follow a sports team but only when they are winning. It's all smiles during wins, but they look for the exits when the game gets hard. Faithful "die hard" fans separate from the "fair weather" fans. One loyally stays on the bus. The other gets off and puts his jersey away. Did you know God has "fair-weather" fans? These are men who are content and satisfied with God until their circumstances change and don't match their expectations. Things happen that were not a part of their plan. Gratitude is replaced by ingratitude. Contentment is replaced by discontentment. They have forgotten that God's character and attitude toward them does not fluctuate according to their circumstances. Find a man who has learned to be content and grateful "whatever the circumstances" and I will show you a man who truly knows God and experiences joy "whatever" the weather.
- 2Whatever the Weather Part 2Ever heard the expression "fair weather fan"? It describes someone who will passionately follow a sports team but only when they are winning. It's all smiles during wins, but they look for the exits when the game gets hard. Faithful "die hard" fans separate from the "fair weather" fans. One loyally stays on the bus. The other gets off and puts his jersey away. Did you know God has "fair-weather" fans? These are men who are content and satisfied with God until their circumstances change and don't match their expectations. Things happen that were not a part of their plan. Gratitude is replaced by ingratitude. Contentment is replaced by discontentment. They have forgotten that God's character and attitude toward them does not fluctuate according to their circumstances. Find a man who has learned to be content and grateful "whatever the circumstances" and I will show you a man who truly knows God and experiences joy "whatever" the weather.
- 3Whatever the Weather Part 3Ever heard the expression "fair weather fan"? It describes someone who will passionately follow a sports team but only when they are winning. It's all smiles during wins, but they look for the exits when the game gets hard. Faithful "die hard" fans separate from the "fair weather" fans. One loyally stays on the bus. The other gets off and puts his jersey away. Did you know God has "fair-weather" fans? These are men who are content and satisfied with God until their circumstances change and don't match their expectations. Things happen that were not a part of their plan. Gratitude is replaced by ingratitude. Contentment is replaced by discontentment. They have forgotten that God's character and attitude toward them does not fluctuate according to their circumstances. Find a man who has learned to be content and grateful "whatever the circumstances" and I will show you a man who truly knows God and experiences joy "whatever" the weather.
- 4Whatever the Weather Part 4Ever heard the expression "fair weather fan"? It describes someone who will passionately follow a sports team but only when they are winning. It's all smiles during wins, but they look for the exits when the game gets hard. Faithful "die hard" fans separate from the "fair weather" fans. One loyally stays on the bus. The other gets off and puts his jersey away. Did you know God has "fair-weather" fans? These are men who are content and satisfied with God until their circumstances change and don't match their expectations. Things happen that were not a part of their plan. Gratitude is replaced by ingratitude. Contentment is replaced by discontentment. They have forgotten that God's character and attitude toward them does not fluctuate according to their circumstances. Find a man who has learned to be content and grateful "whatever the circumstances" and I will show you a man who truly knows God and experiences joy "whatever" the weather.
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