RVVL | David Butler unlikely
Nov 4, 2025
Join the hosts as they dive into the essence of discipleship, exploring how taking upon Christ's name enriches lives. They share heartfelt reflections from a recent trip to the Holy Land and highlight the impact of generous living. Discover the ripple effect of sacrificial love across generations and the surprising places where God's grace can be felt. Personal stories illustrate the relational nature of being called by Christ, emphasizing the importance of helping others experience His love.
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Prayer At The Rock In Gethsemane
- David Butler describes kneeling at the Church of All Nations and placing his hands on the rock where Jesus prayed, feeling angels watching as he prayed.
- The moment felt healing, communal, and deeply moving across people from many countries.
Name Means Reliance, Not Self-Reliance
- Stephan Taeger highlights that taking upon the name of Christ means recognizing our works aren't enough and relying on Christ's name for salvation.
- He compares it to being welcomed because of association rather than personal merit.
Chosen Repeatedly Despite Flaws
- David Butler emphasizes that being called by Christ is primarily relational, not transactional, and feels astonishingly gracious.
- He marvels that Jesus repeatedly chooses flawed people to bear his name.