Have you ever considered how powerful faith in Christ really is? This week's episode shows that through faith in Christ, we are forgiven of our sins. The only way to live the life that God has for you is to walk with Him in faith. Jesus stands ready to heal and forgive you and to give you new life in Him.

It is a wonderful and exciting thing to witness or even receive a divine healing. However, we often are in need of more than a healing. We need a touch from God. Thankfully, God is not afraid to or ashamed to give us a divine touch when we are in need. Sometimes our pain extends far deeper than just physical in nature. Pain and sickness can leave us with emotional and spiritual needs that are not easily recognizable. Medical and psychological treatments can only help so much, but God can reach down to our deepest needs. If you need "more than a healing," then this episode is especially for you.

One of the greatest attributes of God is His unfailing compassion. God does not look at us all with frustration and anger, but rather love and forgiveness. We all have sinned in the past, but Christ loves us anyway. He will forgive you of every rotten sin you have committed and shower you with compassion if you will trust Him. I pray this episode brings hope and healing to all who are in need.

Prior to starting anything new, it is important to consider the cost. This is true in relationships, businesses, building projects, etc. This is also true when it comes to following Christ. Jesus calls us to a life of service to Him, which means we will have to sacrifice something along the way. However, there is nothing worth having outside of a relationship with Christ. You will find that following Jesus is worth the cost.

Have you ever noticed that the Christian life is not always filled with easy living and good times? In fact, Christians are not immune to the pain and suffering of this life. This week's episode is intended to bring hope and healing to anyone who may be suffering with the pains of life. The river is a place of life and enjoyment, while the desert is hot and intensely uncomfortable. The desert, however, is not a place of punishment but preparation. The Lord is with you in the desert and will never leave you.

In this episode, we will take a look at the most devastating collision in world history. It took place on a hill outside Jerusalem around two thousand years ago. The effects were both terrifying and glorious, as Jesus Christ purchased our eternal redemption.

We all face storms in our lives that cause us to question God's love for us. We sometimes may wonder where God is and if He hears us when we call out to Him. This week's episode gives hope to those who are hurting and gives assurance that yes indeed, God cares for you. When storms are swirling all around us and threaten our safety, Jesus is the Captain we can turn to for safe refuge. Rest assured, God does care about you, enough that He sent His Son to rescue you from the fiercest storm of all: Sin.

Welcome to a special edition of the Bought Back Ministries podcast as we celebrate our nation's independence. The United States of America is the greatest nation in human history, but we are far from perfect. Listen in as we seek the Lord for His continued blessings on America and a return to righteousness. It is my prayer that God sends revival upon this great land, and we seek His face as one nation under God.

It is a sad, hard reality that people suffer. In fact, no one is immune to it. In fact, suffering was so severe in the first century church that Peter's first epistle deals with directly. Peter did not write as one who was unfamiliar with suffering and oppression. The opening verses in the first chapter of 1 Peter show how Christians can rejoice even while they suffer. Join us in this episode as we see that Jesus Christ never abandons us, no matter what kind of trials we endure.

Living and walking with Christ is the most wonderful and peaceful thing known to man. Those who love and trust Him for forgiveness and salvation are blessed beyond measure. Sadly, however, many people never experience the joy and salvation of the Lord. As a result, they become a puppet of the devil, dancing around in unbelief and disobedience as Satan pulls their strings. Join us in this week's episode as we take a look at King David's son Absalom, a man who was not content with being a king's kid and became a puppet of the devil instead.