In our everyday lives we are constantly reminded of the things that we NEED to have. We are told that if we don't have these things then maybe we aren't as cool or as successful as anyone else. We have to get back to being thankful for what God has given us!

Fear; The one feeling that will kill our Christian potential faster than anything. As we continue in our faith, we have to learn, as Jonah did, to quit worrying about the outcome and start listening to our calling. God has placed people in our lives that need to hear about the hope of Christ. We have to overcome our fear, and give God a chance to use us to reach those who are lost.

Absolute truth is nearly extinct; replaced with the ever-so-dangerous relative truth. This podcast explores the dangers of a world void of absolute truth and where we may rediscover God's truths for our lives.

One truth regarding Christians, WE ARE ALL HYPOCRITES. It is an unfortunate aspect of our lives. Instead of embracing this fact, we should be constantly battling our own instincts; Because this does not just effect our own walk with Christ, but can effect the eternity of those around us who don't have a relationship with Christ!

In this particular story we see a series of events that escalated quickly out of control into a devastating situation. The issue was that the people did not allow God to be a part of their decision making process, but did only what was "Right in their own eyes." Our world today has found itself spiraling out of control, similarly to the event in this story. Could we see a better tomorrow if everyone chose to do what was right in God's eyes and quit living in such a selfish manner?

The next step in learning to live a 4:12 life is living a life of Christian conduct. In this story of Paul and Silas's ministry we find an example of how powerful your conduct can be, even in the midst of immense struggle.

The tongue is a vicious muscle. According to the book of James it is a small thing that can cause massive devastation. Part of living a 4:12 life is to set an example in speech. Each and every day we are called to filter out speech and text to be edifying and not destructive!

1 Timothy 4:12 gives us a great example of how we should live our everyday life as Christians. We are to set an example in speech, conduct, love, faith and purity. Today we are casting our vision on living the 4:12 life!

Each and everyday we are faced with the opportunity to 'Take the High Road.' Every time we are faced with a situation that is hurtful, or tempts us to get angry or frustrated, we can rise above it and with the help of God, overcome it. The Christian walk is one that leads us to be slow to anger, patient, forgiving; and this simple lesson gives us a quick reminder of one way to learn how to Take the High Road.

THe Holy Spirit is an amazing aspect in the Christian life. There are times in our walk with Christ that we find ourselves on the edge of doing something, or going somewhere we shouldn't and the Holy Spirit begins sending warning signs. In this crazy story from the old testament, we find God sending warning signs to Balaam to stop his perverted ways. Are you ignoring His warning signs?