And my listeners are real loyal listeners, who really do listen, and you’re out there! We know-you come up and tell us. He and his wife Jeana have been married for more than four decades-have two sons and seven grandkids.ĭennis: We had such a good time earlier that I just got to think-I’ve just got to ask Ronnie my favorite question. Ronnie: Oh, we’ll touch about 9/10,000 a week.ĭennis: -been doing that since 1986. īob: How many people come to Cross Church every Sunday? Ronnie, welcome back.ĭennis: He’s a neighbor up in Northwest Arkansas-pastors a little country church up there called Cross Church. Ronnie Floyd joins us, again, on FamilyLife Today. So I stay here, with the elixir here, Diet Coke ® right? ĭennis: Well, our guest has written a book called Living Fit, and he helped us earlier with the gauges of spiritual fitness and physical fitness. I thought, “Why should anybody drink that stuff?” It’s nothing spiritual or anything-it’s always looked dark and brown and didn’t smell very good. You’re such a purist-you’ve never had a drink of coffee.īob: I have never tasted-I don’t know what coffee tastes like yes. You know our guest is watching me drink this coffee that was just brought in to me. I thought we’d talk about the relationship between coffee and fitness today right?ĭennis: That’s a cheap shot. Stay with us.Īnd welcome to FamilyLife Today.
If we’re going to really live life as it ought to be lived, we need to know what the Designer had in mind when He created us. Our host is Dennis Rainey, and I'm Bob Lepine. It’s just like everything else in life: “What does God say about it?” and “How am I going to run my relationships?-the way God wants me to or me? Finances: “God or me?” Physical: “God or me?” My spiritual life: “God or me?” Nobody gets that prefect but the point is: “Is the heart, the intent, the will power to do what God wants you to do?”īob: This is FamilyLife Today for Friday, June 8 th. Ronnie: “Am I going to do this the Bible way or am I going to do it my way?”-that’s the wrestling match. Bob: It may have been a big hit song for Frank Sinatra, but it’s not a good life strategy-Pastor Ronnie Floyd says-to decide to “…live life your way/my way,”-instead, he says we need to be taking our cues from God.
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