Have you thought or have you been taught that you will never really know or understand God's will?  It is common for people to think those things.  However common it may be though, it is wrong according to God's word.  Listen to this Podcast and consider the truth from the Scriptures we will examine.

In this extra episode I am joined by Scott Hamilton as we talk about taking the Gospel door to door in El Paso.  We discuss what it is like here in El Paso to go door to door.  We also look at what the Scriptures teach regarding evangelism, etc.

How does our Lord, through His word, teach us to look at material wealth?  How does our Lord, through His word, teach us to look at working for wages?  These and other things related are what we will examine from the Scriptures in this Podcast.

Are you a stubborn person?  Do you realize that stubbornness is a matter of the heart?  What do you think the end result of stubbornness is?  We will address these things in this Podcast.  I hope you will listen and find the study useful.

Sometimes people wish they had a "crystal ball" that would tell them the future.  The thing is, there are ways wherein you can see likely outcomes of decisions and events.  Join me as we think this through using the Scriptures.

What would you think if you heard a follower of the Lord saying that His word was strange, foreign, odd, etc.?  We are going to look at the Scriptures in this Podcast from a time wherein that very thing happened.  We will think about what we can learn from that.

It is rare to find true forgiveness in this world.  People tend to have long memories of the wrong others have done.  The guilt from sin can become debilitating.  However, when we look to God we can find true mercy.  This Podcast should be encouraging to you if you are seeking mercy for things you have done in your life that you are ashamed of.

This episode is not about literal trees.  So, what is it about?  Listen in and find out.  It shall be productive if you do so :)

We are going to look at John 19:30 and what it means and does not mean in this Podcast.  The verse states: "When Jesus therefore had received the vinegar, he said, It is finished: and he bowed his head, and gave up the ghost" (John 19:30).  Does this mean, as some say, that salvation was completed?  You will get some clear answers in this episode.

When we look at God, there is no variation (James 1:17).  What about what we look at people that profess to be Christians?  Are there times wherein we can be inconsistent?  Check out what we will find in this Podcast from the Scriptures.