Posted by bradhuebert on Jul 18, 2011
About Brad Huebert
1. I’m a Jesus lover, and I think you should be, too. 2. My mission in life is to help people tune in to God’s presence, voice, and touch in their lives by being transparent and honest with my own journey. 3. I’m a romantic at heart, and second to Jesus, my wife Shauna is the sole benefactor. I married my best friend and Lord willing, we’re going to be that tottering eighty year old...
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Posted by bradhuebert on Jul 8, 2011
You need a personal apocalypse.
When you hear the word apocalypse, what comes to mind? Overturned busses, maybe? Worldwide plague, or killer meteors? How about the book of Revelation, the antichrist, and Armageddon? For most of us, an apocalypse spells the end of the world as we know it. In biblical times, though, the Greek word apokalypsis meant “to reveal, to unveil, uncover.” When John wrote the book of revelation, for...
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Posted by bradhuebert on Jul 8, 2011
Finding Home
What if you woke up one day and found yourself living in the spiritual realm? Everything you once took by faith is now visible to your naked eye. Finding Home is an immersive parable jammed with subversive truths that will shake your world and change your life. When we struggle to get closer to God, the typical prescription is a truckload of spiritualized self effort that leaves us discouraged and empty....
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Posted by bradhuebert on Jul 8, 2011
Beloved Ebook
Beloved. Some fairy tales are true. This one can change your life. “A gorgeous, rich tale … a moving story with eternal consequences. May Beloved fly far and pierce hearts with God’s truth.” ~ Elaine M. Phillips, author and speaker Click here to get the EBOOK FREE. All I ask is that if God touches your life through reading it, that you blog, FB, or tweet about...
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Most Recent Articles
The curse of knowledge
Posted by bradhuebert on Feb 7, 2012 in community, evaluation, Leadership, marriage, Ministry, parenting, vision | 1 comment
In their landmark book “Made To Stick” Chip and Dan Heath unpack what they call “the curse of knowledge.” It’s describes how knowing something causes us to forget what it felt like to...
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Sacred tension: finding life between the extremes
Posted by bradhuebert on Feb 6, 2012 in evaluation, Faith, theology | 2 comments
The longer I walk with Jesus, the more I believe that good, sound theology holds many seemingly contradictory truths in tension. The poster boy for this concept is the grace vs. works debate. In Christian circles...
Read MorePreach it!
Posted by bradhuebert on Feb 5, 2012 in church, preaching, worship | 0 comments
As you may know, I’m a pastor—so this morning’s service is a huge...
Read MoreWhat do you truly need today?
Posted by bradhuebert on Feb 3, 2012 in Faith, Intimacy with God, Jesus Christ, the cross, Uncategorized | 0 comments
If Jesus met you for coffee today, what would you ask him? What do you truly...
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Baltic Sea UFO conclusively identified
Posted by bradhuebert on Feb 2, 2012 in funny, Uncategorized | 0 comments
We’ve been covering some deep stuff this week. So please allow me this...
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Growing a rich life one dime at a time
Posted by bradhuebert on Feb 1, 2012 in Faith, Intimacy with God, vision | 0 comments
Last week my son Noah and I were dumping our gear into a locker at our local...
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What’s on the dashboard of your heart?
Posted by bradhuebert on Jan 31, 2012 in evaluation, Faith, family, marriage, Ministry, preaching, Uncategorized, vision | 0 comments
Every day when I arrive at work, I take some time to get my bearings at my...
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