Episodes

I believe that the saddest words in the Bible are "I never you, depart from Me." He will speak those words to a group who gave lip-service to the Savior, but not their lives. Examine yourself and make sure you are not in this group.

The seventh chapter of Matthew contains Jesus' teaching on judging others and what I believe are the two most powerful verses in the Bible.

Jesus teaches on fasting, treasure and worrying. Our priorities must be aligned with God's way of doing things, to receive the benefits of His way of doing things.

Our attitude toward helping others, our motivation for prayer and our philosophy for forgiveness are all discussed by Jesus at the Sermon on the Mount. How do we match up with the standards set by our Savior?

Jesus taught His followers radical ideas, like don't swear oaths, turn the other cheek and love your enemies. What did He mean by those words? Listen to this week's podcast.

This week, we learn the true meaning of murder, adultery and divorce from Jesus. Did you know that you can kill a person's spirit with your words?

In this week's podcast on the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus was direct in saying that no part of the Word is to be compromised. Don't add to it and don't take from it.

Jesus issues blessings and compares Christians to salt and to light in this week's Sermon of the Mount, Part 2. Take the "Saline Check" to see how much salt you have.

The Sermon on the Mount was a discourse on how those in the Kingdom of God should live. Find out if you are citizen of the Kingdom, based on the character traits of the King.

This week's podcast is a replay of a previously recorded podcast. I was editing my podcast and my platform froze. I was not able to save it. However, I will still bless the Lord! And by the way, Jesus saves!

Early in the ministry of Jesus, He commanded a demon to leave a man. The demon obeyed. Jesus expects us to obey Him as well.

Jesus came to earth not only to die for us, but to break the barriers that separate.

Jesus fulfills the Old Testament prophecies leading up to Passion Week.

Jesus broke down religious and social barriers to tell the Good News to those who otherwise would be left out. His example means that we must cross lines to share our testimony. Let the Holy Spirit guide you.

Nicodemus had no clue about the new birth, but it is mentioned in the Old Testament. Have you been born again?

Jesus saved the wedding, saved the Court of the Gentiles and gave a preview of how He would save the world. He's a Great Friend!

In the early church, personal witnessing was the catalyst for the spread of Christianity. That mission has not changed. We have been chosen to reach others with our testimony, just like the disciples.

Jesus set the example of how to deal with the temptations that come our way--quote the Word of God.

Why would Jesus ask John the Baptist to baptize Him? John's baptism was of repentance. Jesus did not sin. Listen to this week's podcast to find out.

After the birth of Jesus, nothing is written about Him until He was twelve years old. Jesus was being prepared for His earthly mission.

The rise of Christianity was propelled by the bloodshed of its founder, Jesus Christ. This week, we look at who wrote about Jesus and why.

Esau sold his birthright for a bowl of stew. Adam and Eve sold the birthright for a piece of fruit. Have you sold your birthright?

Happy New Year! The start of a new year brings hope. If your plan did not work in 2023, would you trust God's plan for your life in 2024?

Did sin knock you down? Here are five things to do when sin knocks you down.