Authentic Conversations

As frustrating as political conversations can be, it is vital that Christians engage in the conversations. Today we talk about moral responsibilities, imperfect candidates, and why listening is just as important as making your voice heard.

We can't fight spiritual battles with physical weapons. In each battle, we have to also discern who the enemy is. Sometimes a physical battle has a spiritual enemy behind it. But, be encouraged because you are well equipped to fight every one of these battles.

When the topic of finances converges into conversations about God and the church, people often get nervous. We don't want to be manipulated; but neither are we quick to be vulnerable or entirely honest about our motivations. God wants to set us free in our finances! But that only comes when we recognize that this is not a matter of treasure, but a matter of trust.

God created you with gifts. Those gifts come with an assignment that is eternal in its impact. How are you using your gifts to build the Kingdom of God and transform the world around you?

Your Perceptions inform your beliefs. So what is your perception of the God of Genesis? Do you see him as an angry vindictive God? Or do you see him as a God of new beginnings? Our conversation today centers around Genesis chapter 3 and the story of human sin. But grace and redemption were there from the beginning.

Pastor Gabby Jenkins is an Associate Pastor at New Hope Worship Center. In this conversation, Gabby talks about being a woman in ministry leadership, what it's like working with her dad, and her process of walking by faith as she transitions to a new season of life and ministry in Ohio.

With every new year comes an opportunity to reflect on the victories and the challenges we experienced. Inviting the Holy Spirit into that process allows us to see from a different perspective and be prepared for the season ahead of us.

Let's talk about why forgiveness is so important. But not the forgiveness we receive in Christ, but rather the forgiveness that we need to extend to others.

What does it mean to have peace and why is it important that God invites us to rest?

The Bible tells us that we are new creations and that the old has passed away. But why do we still struggle with sin even after we come to know Christ.