How often do we look at our experiences, determine what God’s will is for us and then notice it just happens to coincide with what we want? How do we uncover what God would have us do in contrast to what He often allows us to do?
Jesus had certain priorities and many important teachings, but what was his "most important thing"? Should it also be ours?
Many of our life experiences are a result of small decisions that are actually a result of indecision. Lot hesitated when it came to godly choices and he constantly did “almost” enough when it came to godly actions. What can he teach us?
Esther’s story can be seen to parallel the walk of a Christian in thought-provoking and unique ways. What do Esther’s experiences teach us about our faith and our choices?
Atheists will tell you there is no scientific proof of God nor can there be. They have a materialistic view of the universe that, by definition, excludes God. Though this philosophy is pervasive in the world today, there is much evidence that reveals a great deal of willing ignorance in that belief. Is science the only source of truth? Does science really validate godlessness? On this podcast, we review a number of scientific ideas and questions that demonstrate the other side of the argument, namely, that a super-intelligent Creator is behind the existing of this universe and all life.
While most Christians agree baptism is important, we disagree on its meaning and how and when it should be performed. On this podcast we search for scripturally-sound explanations.
What should we be saying, doing or thinking to be continually building a relationship that can not only last but will grow in meaningful ways over a lifetime?
Where does being holy fit into your "brand" of Christianity? What does it even mean to be holy? The Bible helps us answer that clearly.
Social media seems to have stunted our ability to truly communicate. How can we get that skill back to make meaningful connections?
The book of Esther reads like a movie script, complete with a beautiful, courageous young girl (Esther), a fearless hero (Mordecai), and the dastardly villain (Haman). It’s a story of faith, bravery, suspense, betrayal and palace intrigue with a satisfying ending. How does Esther inspire us today?
