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There is a small, two-word phrase that never gets old, one that everyone likes to hear. This little sentence is so big that it has the power to turn around even the worst of days. Anybody can say it, and everybody ought to say it. Here it comes: Thank you. What potent words! And if there is anyone qualified to say it, it should be believers. Thank-yous to God; thank-yous to others. Powerful!

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Brokenness is likely the most overlooked and most underrated ingredient in revival. Yet revival doesn’t come without brokenness. We are so resistant to the very thing that could set us free from our bondage. Hear Ezra crying out for revival, then let’s follow his example.

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We pray for revival, but how often do we cry out for revival? Literally, can you remember when you last wept over your own condition or the condition of your community or country? Maybe because we don’t take things as far as Ezra did is why we don’t see the results Ezra saw.

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Healthy, living things grow. That certainly includes our bodies, but it also includes our faith. Your faith in Christ ought to be growing. The Bible describes some people as having no faith at all, while others have genuine faith. Others are said to have strong faith, while still others can have perfect faith. Is your faith growing? Maybe you would ask Jesus, like the disciples did, to increase your faith.

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You may have heard someone say to you, “If you just had enough faith, then you wouldn’t be in the situation you are in.” Jesus spoils that advice in Luke 17 when the disciples ask Him to increase their faith. It’s not the size of your faith that makes the difference; it’s the object of your faith. And He will make all the difference in the world.

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One of the greatest potential tragedies in all the Bible is found in the Book of Ezekiel. God uses the example of a sentry who neglects to do his duty. Though he sees the danger, he fails to warn the people counting on him. God uses that to warn us, His people, that we must be faithful in evangelizing our world. The Christian musician Carmen once said, “This generation of Christians is responsible for this generation of sinners.”

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On today’s podcast, Pastor Tim opens up with a personal and painful story of failure and unkept promises. This story echoes in his heart and compels him to do better. Likely, his story will resonate with many of you. May we all be more faithful witnesses for the Lord Jesus. 

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Jesus said that it is impossible for you to live in this world and not get offended. It happens to Christians; it happens to non-Christians. But as a Christian, how do you navigate through such murky, turbulent water? Jesus has just the answer for When You are Offended.

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Obviously, there are legitimate times when people are offended. But we live in a culture of hypersensitivity where it feels like everything is offensive to someone somewhere. So we walk on egg shells. Or we dive into the natural response to all this, what we call the Cancel Culture. But that’s not a biblical response, so let’s hear what Jesus has to say on the subject.

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When the two disciples walked along the road to Emmaus, they were joined by the resurrected Christ. The Bible says that starting in the Old Testament, Jesus explained to them the Scriptures and how they related to Him. Then the Bible says that their hearts burned within them. If you will give Jesus your heart, He will make it warm towards the things that really matter in life.