Bringing Truth to Life

What does "spiritual warfare" have to do with your marriage and family? I'm sure that you have had times that felt like a battle in your home. But what is the invisible spiritual dimension that you may not have been taking into account? Join us for this next message in our marriage series of Best Friends Forever. 

Henry Clay is on staff with The Navigators and has served in the U.S., Germany, Argentina and Egypt. He is also an ordained Presbyterian minister.

Homes and families don't come prefabricated. They must be built brick by brick like a house. This week we will explore a classic passage on the family from the Old Testament psalms. There are parts of "building our house" that we can do, and other parts only God can do. May God help you to renew your eagerness to pursue His vision for your family.

Henry Clay is on staff with The Navigators and has served in the U.S., Germany, Argentina and Egypt. He is also an ordained Presbyterian minister.

What does God want in your marriage? What are you looking and longing for even if you don't realize it? What is the "big idea" behind God bringing together a man and a woman in holy matrimony? Join us for this next episode of Best Friends Forever as we look at the principle of Oneness.

Henry Clay is on staff with The Navigators and has served in the U.S., Germany, Argentina and Egypt. He is also an ordained Presbyterian minister.

Many if not all couples have moments of despairing that their relationship is going to make it. At times all seems hopeless. Join us this week to look at a classic passage of Scripture that reminds us of what a huge factor faith is when facing challenging circumstances that God has allowed in our relationship. This is the 2nd message in our series on marriage.

Henry Clay is on staff with The Navigators and has served in the U.S., Germany, Argentina and Egypt. He is also an ordained Presbyterian minister.

What is the true foundation of marriage as God designed it? Surprisingly it is not love! God has provided something even more firm that can give strength and perseverance through the hard times every couple experiences. Join us for this first message in our new series on marriage.

Henry Clay is on staff with The Navigators and has served in the U.S., Germany, Argentina and Egypt. He is also an ordained Presbyterian minister.

This final episode is a veritable grab bag of final items, such as spiritual warfare, conditions for prayer, barriers to overcome, etc. For the notes to this talk click here. 

Henry Clay is on staff with The Navigators and has served in the U.S., Germany, Argentina and Egypt. He is also an ordained Presbyterian minister.

In this episode we will cover several frequently asked questions on prayer. For example, can we change God’s mind? What does it mean to move mountains? Etc. For the notes to this talk click here. 

Henry Clay is on staff with The Navigators and has served in the U.S., Germany, Argentina and Egypt. He is also an ordained Presbyterian minister.

How do you handle it when it looks like God is not anwering your prayers? Some people quit praying because of this. In this episode we will look at a number of cases of this in the Scripture and look for a deeper understanding of what God is up to. As it turns out, you are in good company! For the notes to this talk click here. 

Henry Clay is on staff with The Navigators and has served in the U.S., Germany, Argentina and Egypt. He is also an ordained Presbyterian minister.

Is it OK to ask God for what we need? Hasn’t He already given us so much? What does the Bible say about this? It might surprise you. For the notes on this message click here. 

Henry Clay is on staff with The Navigators and has served in the U.S., Germany, Argentina and Egypt. He is also an ordained Presbyterian minister.

Many people think of prayer as primarily asking for stuff. But praise and thanksgiving are a critical aspect of connecting with God in prayer. Let’s talk about how to strengthen that part of your prayer activity. For the notes for this show click here. 

Henry Clay is on staff with The Navigators and has served in the U.S., Germany, Argentina and Egypt. He is also an ordained Presbyterian minister.