Welcome to the Your Move with Andy Stanley podcast. In this weekly 30-minute message from Andy, you will discover how to make better decisions and live with fewer regrets. So check out our website at www.yourmove.is for additional ways to watch, listen, and connect.
Have you ever needed to make a big decision quickly? In this episode, Andy reveals a question that can bring clarity to the options you're considering.
Every decision you make becomes part of the story of your life. In this episode, Andy explains how to make your story one you want to tell.
We've all made decisions that make us look back and wonder how we could have been so dumb. In this episode, Andy reveals a question that can help prevent more regrets.
What do you do when your work life is so full you don't have time for the people who matter most? In this episode, Andy talks about creating breathing room for our relationships.
We often think that a higher standard of living equals a better quality of life. In this episode, Andy talks about creating breathing room for our bank accounts.
Sometimes we can't enjoy anything because we're trying to do everything. In this episode, Andy explains the value of limiting what you do with your limited time.
Busy lives make it easy to lose sight of what's important. In this episode, Andy explains why life is better with breathing room.
We all want to be masters of our own destinies. We all want to feel in control of our lives. The idea of autonomy is attractive; it makes life feel ordered and predictable. One of the biggest barriers to belief in God’s existence is that we don’t want to need God. But what if autonomy is an illusion?
We all want to rid the world of injustice. But we can only recognize injustice if we know what justice is to begin with. We don’t always agree about what is just. So, who gets to define justice?
It’s easy to get caught between doubt and despair when we’ve always assumed God to be something he's not. If God has lost his appeal because we’ve mixed him up with a gaggle of gods that don’t exist, then how can we know what God is really like?