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The Christian pattern of drawing close to God every day - what could be better
God loves us, but is not always pleased with us. Understanding this helps us have a fruitful Christian life!
In this episode, Matt explores what it truly means to be a spiritual person—one who is obedient, repentant, and devoted to loving the Lord. Using the Church of Corinth as a cautionary example, Matt discusses how true revival is marked by radically transformed lives, not just spiritual gifts, but deep obedience to God’s commandments over time.
In this episode, Matt explores how finding rest in Jesus is essential for cultivating a nation that loves, honors, and reveres Him. What does it mean to rest in Jesus? How can we attain this rest and make it a part of our lives? What does it look like spiritually, and what are the benefits? These are the questions answered in today’s episode!
In this episode, Matt explores how the misunderstanding of legalism can hamper our heart-felt efforts to seek God wholeheartedly which would lead to revival. True legalism should be avoided, but God loves and expects us to put effort into seeking Him!
In this episode, Matt continues his discussion on 'Shepherds for Sale,' diving deeper into the pressing need for affirming God's unchanging doctrine both within the church and in the broader culture. He also addresses the deliberate attempts to distort biblical truths in today's society. Tune in for a thought-provoking conversation!
In this episode, Matt Bennett discusses the influence of money, status, and external pressures on some Christian leaders, leading to concerns about compromising their values. The conversation centers around the book Shepherds for Sale: How Evangelical Leaders Traded the Truth for a Leftist Agenda by Megan Basham. Basham, a former World Magazine journalist now with the Daily Wire, explores how some evangelical leaders have strayed from biblical truth. With insights from my ministry with Christian Union and work with the Heritage Pastors Association, Matt delves into the impact of these trends on the church and the potential for revival!
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