The doctrine of hell is one of the most controversial and rejected teachings of the Bible. The warnings against going to hell are many, and Jesus calls us to get rid of the things that cause us to sin. Instead, of rejecting the doctrine of hell, it is important to understand it so we can effectively lead people away from sin and to Christ. Join us in this episode as we take a look at one of the clearest passages on this teaching in all of Scripture.

The role of a servant is not very prestigious in the world we live in. We are a highly competitive people who wants to be the king of the mountain. God, however, has a different perspective than we do. He wants us to serve one another, not beat each other. If we truly want to please the Lord, we will follow the example of Christ and take on the role of a servant. Let us all seek ways to find people in need and help fill that need, all in the Name of Jesus Christ to the glory of God our Father.

Mountaintop experiences are wonderful when we have them. The view is wonderful and the air is crisp and fresh. However, the majority of our lives is spent in the valley, where the conditions are hot and dry. In this episode, we meet a man in the valley who had a desperate situation that he was able to resolve. Despite confessing his unbelief in that moment, Jesus helped him and healed his son. Join me in this podcast and see that Jesus walks with us in the valley, where His love never wavers.

Followers of Christ often have questions about the Bible. Many topics are confusing and difficult to understand. Jesus' own disciples were no exception to a lack of understanding about important biblical matters. In this episode, we are going to take a look at an issue that confused Jesus' disciples as well as modern believers today. Join me as we take a look at the connection between John the Baptist and Elijah, two men who lived centuries apart from one another but had striking resemblances with each other. Were they the same person or two different individuals? Explaining the answer to this question is the subject of this week's episode.

In one of the most amazing events in the Bible, Jesus met with Moses and Elijah on a mountain to discuss His upcoming death and resurrection. Peter, James, and John were eyewitnesses of this event, and they were nearly knocked over after seeing the curtain pulled back that veiled His divine glory. This is the same Jesus who died for our sins and rose from the dead. Remember that Jesus has been to the grave and back and lived to tell about it. He did this to save you and to give you eternal life.

Commitment to Christ is essential for salvation and growth in the Lord Jesus. While no one is morally perfect, we can be forgiven of our sins if we will come to Christ in faith and repentance. Jesus is looking for people who will turn from the popular opinions of this world that reject and oppose Him. They do the "Hokey Pokey" and get themselves all dizzy and confused because they go from being all in when they are at church but all out when away from the church. Christ is calling us to a fruitful and abundant life, but He also requires us to reject man's opinion of who He is and to follow Him as Scripture declares.

Our spiritual vision is something that the Lord is very concerned with. The Holy Spirit is committed to teaching and guiding us so we can learn of Christ and follow Him. This week's episode takes a look at a man who was blind but healed. His healing did not come instantly, however, as Jesus showed that our understanding does not come in an instant. In order to follow Christ and serve Him, we must be students of the Scripture. From the Bible, we learn of Christ and how to serve Him. Let it be an important part of your day.

Many people today want to see a sign from God that the claims of the Bible are true. This is not pleasing to the Lord, however, because He has already given us all the evidence and information that we need to believe that Jesus Christ is God in the flesh. Scripture has been backed up by mounds of evidence that show who Christ is. Seeking God is certainly a good thing, but demanding signs from Him is not. Let us pursue Christ with all that we have and, with all the evidence that we already have, put our faith and trust in Him.

We all get hungry in this life. We all know about wanting to eat good food that is both tasty and satisfying. However, we go through times of spiritual hunger where we need to be fed by the Lord. The good news is that if you are hungry for the things of God, He is here to satisfy your hunger. In this week's episode, we will see how Jesus satisfied the hunger of several thousand people at one time in a supernatural way.

Are you able to hear the Lord when He speaks to you? Many people cannot hear because they are not tuned in or are just not listening. They may be involved in so many things that they drown out the voice of God. If you cannot hear God speaking to you, it might be time to let him open your ears so you can hear and obey Him. Tune in to this episode as we see how Jesus healed a deaf and mute man in a most unusual way.