Is your heart protected from bad choices? Do you see everything you read in the Bible as “Good News?” Do you feel like you are always “Above the line” with your Father? And … what is the “Ultimate Armor of God?  Tune in to find out!

It’s around 60 A.D. and Paul is guarded by a Roman Centurion in Rome. As he writes his letter to the Ephesian family of followers, Paul cannot help but notice the details of the Centurion’s protective armor.  How does a Centurion’s armor apply to our battle against the evil one?  Stay tuned!

Jesus called Satan the Evil One. Satan is scheming against you, yet you have the power to overpower him.  Just do not make the same mistake Eve did. What was her crucial error?  Tune in to find out!

Did you know that Jesus doesn’t say, ““but deliver us from evil” in the Lord’s Prayer  No, he actually says, “but deliver us from the evil … one.”  Now how did this happen and who might have benefited most from this?  Stay tuned to find out!

When Jesus states in the Disciples’ Prayer, “And lead us not into temptation,” he is really saying, “Let there be nothing in me that would cause you to lead me into a test to sift it out of me.”  Because he loves you just the way you are, but way too much to leave you just as you are.  A Lightweight Life Will Never Produce Heavyweight Results Stay tuned for more!

Can we avoid tests and trials in this life? No.  Do our bad habits often lead to trials of our own making? Yes.  So if we listen to Jesus and rid ourselves of these bad habits, we can avoid many unnecessary trials and tests.  But what to do when we are in those inevitable trials?  Stay tuned to find out!

When Jesus states in the Disciples’ Prayer, “And lead us not into temptation,” what is he saying? Does God tempt us? Or … the Greek word for temptation is the same word for trials.  Was Jesus’ original words about trials or temptations – or both?  And if so, what is his message to us?  Stay tuned to find out!

Most Christians accept that Jesus rose from the dead, but if so, have you thought about the radical implications for your life?  Today we dispel any doubt that Jesus did in fact rise from the dead, and was seen by many eyewitnesses.  And we will explore the first sermons in Acts to see what the apostles preached and emphatically declared.

I have found that it helps me track with Jesus if I follow what he is doing each day of his last week. On Monday he clears the temple and on Tuesday he verbally attacks and publicly shames the Jewish leaders. Is he backing them into a corner so that they have no alternative but to kill him?  And the seating arrangement at the Last Supper is filled with surprises.  Tune in to find out more about all of this!

When Jesus says, “… your father knows what you need before you ask him,” do you realize what an astounding statement this is?  Do you see what a plate-tectonics shift this could be / should be in our approach to prayer?  Today let’s dig into this incredible promise from Jesus and its implications for us.