Before We Go

Are you prone to procrastinate? Do you keep putting off something that you sense God wants you to do? When you begin a new task, do you find yourself moving sideways instead of full steam ahead? On this Podcast, David and Karen Mains discuss this topic in a very personal way.

Sometimes it helps us to relate more intimately with God if we remember to approach Him the way a child would approach Him. David and Karen Mains discuss how to put this spiritual discipline into practice.

David and Karen Mains share from their experience how to work toward cultivating the engoded life—a life wherein we become more and more united with God and the characteristics that define Him.

David Mains shares with Karen, and with our listeners, the overall structure of the Bible and how understanding this structure makes reading the Bible more comprehensible.

David and Karen Mains discuss the critical importance that truth has for believers during our current age and how to live accordingly.

Christians who move toward an older age have an advantage that opens up new opportunities for them to serve others through a ministry of prayer. David and Karen Mains offer some timely suggestions on how to maximize this advantage.

When officials in our government face death threats, it is time for Christians to devote themselves to praying for those leaders. David and Karen Mains discuss ways for believers to become involved without regard to politics and in a way pleasing to Christ.

The so-called little people—those individuals who feel they are of lesser importance—can faithfully take action in seemingly small ways that can have a profoundly positive effect. David and Karen Mains share their insights on how living decidedly Christian can change the world.

David and Karen Mains urge those in their senior years to develop a strategy to pass the baton in their areas of interest to someone who will carry on the race.

The most powerful tool in the arsenal of a determined believer is the power of prayer. David and Karen Mains issue a call to gray-haired citizens to devote themselves to prayer.