Your Move with Andy Stanley Podcast

God’s kingdom doesn’t advance through power or force. Over time, it grows through ordinary people whose lives are changed from the inside out and who choose to participate in its quiet expansion. Support Your Move with a tax-deductible gift: http://yourmove.is/give/ Sign up for exclusive email content every month: https://bit.ly/32SQKoE Find more episodes and other free resources on our website: yourmove.is Check us out on Instagram https://bit.ly/3DZ2q96 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A look at faith as an inward transformation rather than a battle with others. Jesus is reframed as Messiah and king who came to establish God’s kingdom on earth. The conversation highlights Christlike practices—returning good for evil, praying for persecutors, forgiving, and sacrificial generosity. Paul’s testimony of fighting well and living the law of Christ is explored.

The podcast reframes Jesus as a reigning king rather than a private savior. It explores how viewing Christ as a royal title changes the Gospel and Christian life. The New Testament narratives are revisited to show Jesus’ kingly claims and the reactions they provoked. Listeners are invited to reconsider what following Jesus means in light of his authority.

A series kickoff that reframes Jesus as a present king and not just a future ticket. Short takes on how early theology and translations obscured kingship. Readings from Luke highlight royal themes. Calls to recenter faith around a kingdom we can participate in now.

A meditation on integrity and why doing good for goodness’ sake falls short. Short reflections on how personal integrity affects other people and shapes society. A retelling of biblical encounters that test where true love and service must lead. A call to practical generosity and living love that goes beyond private virtue.

A look at how unchecked appetites steer life choices and threaten moral character. Short-sighted impulses are compared to trading a valuable future for immediate relief. The Jacob and Esau story is used as a vivid illustration of impulsive bargains and lasting consequences. Listeners are prompted to spot their own “bowl of stew” and consider choosing long-term integrity over quick satisfaction.

A candid look at why people lie to protect reputation and how that choice damages relationships. A discussion of integrity as a guiding North Star rooted beyond ourselves. Practical prompts about choosing long-term uprightness over short-term gains. A challenge to practice owning mistakes and strengthening integrity like a muscle.

A look at what it means to do the right thing simply because you ought to. A structural analogy shows how personal integrity shifts burdens onto others. Discussion explores whether moral obligations are objective and how conscience reflects them. The talk ties costly right actions to participating in a larger moral order and previews how to grow and protect integrity.

The conversation explores how competition seeps into relationships and why 'winning' often hurts more than helps. It names common toxic games like blame, guilt, and passive aggression. It contrasts those with a healthier option: a deliberate practice of valuing and honoring others. The idea of choosing humility and out-honoring people is presented as a transformative relational strategy.

A motivational look at living beyond self-centered goals and stepping into a life of purpose. Discussion of how people are designed for specific work and signs you’ve found your zone. Exploration of meaning through autonomy, mastery, and purpose. A call to show up for your community and consider the specific good you were made to do.