EPISODE · Aug 5, 2024 · 41 MIN
The Power of Kindness and Grace
from Men After God · host Men After God
SummaryStephen Montepeque shares his journey of coming to know Jesus and his life in ministry. He grew up in a traditional Catholic family but didn't have a strong connection to church. In college, he was invited to church by friends and eventually made a decision to follow Jesus. He met his wife while in Bible college and they have been married for 17 years. Stephen has been serving at Emmanuel Baptist Church in Connecticut for 9 years, overseeing young adults, seniors, missions, and church care. He emphasizes the importance of surrounding yourself with people who can provide insight and support. In this conversation, Steven Montepeque shares a personal story about a challenging situation he faced and how he learned to respond with kindness and empathy. He emphasizes the importance of humility and intentionality in growing in these qualities. Steven also highlights the role of mentors and the value of listening and learning from others. The conversation concludes with a reminder to trust in God and enjoy the journey of following Him.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Background01:00 From Traditional Catholicism to Following Jesus06:29 Marriage and Family07:31 Challenges and Blessings of Ministry10:29 Surrounding Yourself with Insightful People14:31 The Power of Kindness and Grace19:23 Facing a Challenging Situation25:30 Learning from Mentors29:43 Growing in Kindness and Empathy35:01 Keys to a Fulfilling Life38:47 Trusting in God and Enjoying the JourneySupport the show📌 Connect with Men After God: 🌍 Website: www.menaftergod.net📺 YouTube: www.youtube.com/@menaftergod316📷 Instagram: www.instagram.com/menaftergodpod👥 Join Our Community: facebook.com/groups/menaftergod🛒 Get MAG Merch: www.faithfulshirtscustom.com/menaftergod💙 Support Us: www.patreon.com/MenAfterGod🎙️ Available on: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts
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