Maybe you’ve noticed the three hardest words to say is, “I was wrong!” But how will there ever be reconciliation when there isn’t a willingness to admit the wrong? We could also ask, how should you respond when you’re the injured party? We delve into those important issues today on According to the Scriptures with Damian Kyle!

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It’s been said, “That the only place you’ll find peace on earth is wherever there is a little bit of heaven.” As Christians we’re called to be peacemakers, bringing a little bit of heaven to others. But making peace is not always possible because of the unwillingness of others. Then there’s also the concern of our peacemaking efforts being misjudged or ineffective. What then? Let’s look to the Scriptures for some answers to these questions today on According to the Scriptures!

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We’ve all seen power and wealth used for evil, and to hurt others. But today on According to the Scriptures we’ll see how David used his power and wealth to bless others! We’ll be in Second Samuel nine today, and we’d invite you to join us there as we see power on display in a unique and godly way!

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Looking for meaning and significance in life, or maybe you’re really lonely? Whether we realize it or not, each of us have a great spiritual need, and there’s only one way it can be met. And that’s in Jesus Christ, who said, “I am the bread of life!” Today on According to the Scriptures we’ll have a look at this “I Am” statement of Christ and along the way see where true satisfaction is found for our deepest needs!

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The apostle Paul spoke of the rarity of good leaders when in his praise of Timothy’s leadership said there was no one else that cared for the church in the way he did. Solomon who had seen his share of leaders lamented, “Who can find a faithful man.” Good leaders are rare indeed. As we continue our study of the life of David we draw attention to his kindness to Mephibosheth! It’s a very encouraging story of the right use of prosperity.

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God sometimes says no as he did to Job, not because he did anything wrong, but because God had another plan - a better plan. You can be sure God will do this in your life too! We’ll meet you in Second Samuel chapter six!

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God sometimes says no. And when He does we often wonder Why? One answer is that it’s not a good idea, and another is the motive is bad. But what about when God says no to a good idea born out of a good motive? That’s our subject on today’s According to the Scriptures with Damian Kyle!

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Loneliness in life is sometimes the result of our own doing. Life is built on relationships and if we’re always critical of others we will inevitably push them away. We’ll focus on this common tendency of ours and then provide some biblical answers here on According to the Scriptures.

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Words… we use them to build up or to tear down. The good they can do or the destruction they can cause is not to be taken lightly. Case in point: King David’s wife, who out of pride said some horrible things. We’ll look at them on today’s program.

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We all know what we need to do to satisfy our physical appetite. We grab a bite to eat! But what do we do to satisfy our spiritual appetite? We’re about to find out on According to the Scriptures, as pastor Damian Kyle begins a new helpful series on the “Seven I Am Statements of Jesus.”

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