Treasuring God, Experiencing Life

Treasuring God, Experiencing Life is a podcast that advocates a radically life-giving perspective: that every Christian must come to treasure God as the Sole Source of Life —above everything else in the world. This isn’t just a beautiful idea. It’s the ESSENCE of True Life... IN God. Each episode offers biblical insights, personal reflections, and practical encouragement to help you grow in faith and discernment—by fully embracing this God-centered perspective on life, purpose, and joy.

Treasuring God, Experiencing Life is a religion podcast hosted by Rick Carmichael, with 7 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Rick Carmichael hosts Treasuring God, Experiencing Life, a religion show with 7 episodes published.

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  Episode #2

  Why “Treasuring God, Experiencing Life?” – 02

  Jun 24, 202513 minS0

  <p>My Ordinary Christian Life</p><p>What does an “ordinary” Christian life really look like? In this second episode, Rick shares honestly about his struggles with sin, disappointment, and success, and how the Holy Spirit has patiently worked over 50 years to transform his heart.</p><p>This isn’t the story of a spiritual hero—it’s the story of how God works through weakness to build trust in His goodness.</p><p><b>Episode Intro:</b></p><p>My goal in this second episode is to be transparent about the hard, slow, beautiful process of being changed by God’s Word...

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  Episode #3

  Why “Treasuring God, Experiencing Life?” – 03

  Jun 24, 202512 minS1

  <p>The Mentor Who Shaped My Mission</p><p>This episode tells how God used a mountain encounter to redirect my life and shape my mission.</p><p>When I met Marvin Robbins during a backpacking trip in the Rockies, it seemed like coincidence—but God had orchestrated it. Through Marvin’s mentorship, I developed a biblical framework for making “makers of disciple makers.” His guidance led me to develop my own discipleship strategy and discover the power of inductive Bible study. This episode is a testimony to how God uses relationships to reshape lives.</p>

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  Episode #4

  Why “Treasuring God, Experiencing Life?” – 04

  Jun 24, 202522 minS1

  <p>Pastors and Teachers Who Taught Me to Treasure God’s Word</p><p>No one grows in isolation. In this episode, I honor the pastors, evangelists, and teachers God used to shape my understanding of real life in Christ. Each of these men taught something that God engraved on my heart—truths that helped establish my faith and refine my love for Scripture.</p><p>From the man who shared the Gospel with me for the first time… to the pastor who taught me how to plan backwards from a godly goal… to the Sunday school teacher who gently correcte...

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  Episode #5

  Why “Treasuring God, Experiencing Life?” – 05

  Jun 24, 202519 minS1

  <p>Christian Authors Who Shaped My Faith</p><p>Who we become as Christians is shaped not only by our experiences but also by the voices we trust—especially the authors we read. In this episode, I reflect on the profound influence that several Christian authors have had on my spiritual journey and on my understanding of life in Christ.</p><p>I share key insights I’ve gained from authors like J. I. Packer, William Backus, Larry Crabb, John Piper, John Calvin, and A. W. Pink. From learning to tell ourselves the truth, to seeing sin as broken cisterns, to k...

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  Episode #6

  Why “Treasuring God, Experiencing Life?” – 06

  Jun 24, 202524 minS1

  <p>What Is My Theological Perspective?</p><p>In this episode, I take a brief pause in the storytelling to explain something crucial: my theological foundation. If you’re going to keep listening to this series—or read anything I write—you deserve to know exactly what I believe about God, the Bible, sin, salvation, and whether salvation can ever be lost.</p><p>Why does this matter? Because every perspective you hear is rooted in some kind of theology. And if that foundation is off, the rest of the teaching can mislead—even if it sounds nice.</p><p>I walk t...

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