A lack of trust in God's direction leads to a lack of confidence, which leads to us questioning whether His Words are the truth. We need to have the same trust in God that Abraham had to willingly go to sacrifice his son Issac, or that Joseph had to believe his wife was impregnated by the Holy Ghost. For more information about this episode contact us at [email protected]

Believing what God says is truth and that the Bible is a constant truth is the foundation of righteousness. While this world uses physical traits to denote morality and affiliated groups (flying certain flags, wearing certain colors), we use our actions. Jesus tells us in John 7:24 to "judge not according to the appearance, but judge righteous judgment." God doesn't care about what you look like, He cares about what you believe in and act upon. For more information about this episode contact us at [email protected]

If you asked 10 different people how to become a Christian, you unfortunately would get 10 different answers, despite the fact that the Bible clearly details the steps to becoming a Christian. There are many accounts in the Bible of religious people being converted. What does this tell us? Join us as Bro. Marzette walks us through accounts of conversion. For more information about this episode contact us at [email protected]

Our function on this Earth is to fear God and keep His Commandments. If we stay true to the course and fulfill this purpose, the things we hope for will come to pass. Even though the wicked can make poor decisions that have good outcomes, we can't be distracted and must continue to make righteous decisions, no matter the outcome. For more information about this episode contact us at [email protected]

Where our heart is, all of our desicions will be aligned with how to get there. We have to examine our hearts to figure out why we're making certain decisions to ensure they are aligned with God. Our decisions need to be based off of our love for others, not our love for ourselves. We don't have enough time to do anything else. For more information about this episode contact us at [email protected]

Knowledge begets wisdom, and wisdom, in context, brings about understanding. Don't follow anyone who isn't living what they teach. They obviously have the understanding if they know it's wrong, but don't believe it enough to act. Action is what activates our belief. For more information about this episode contact us at [email protected]

When we stay silent about things people in our lives are doing wrong, we are giving them permission to do so. There's more than one way to be silent, like not speaking the truth or leaving part of it out. It's our duty to speak the truth in love to those who need to hear it. For more information about this episode contact us at [email protected]

We are blind. Blind to the future holds, blind to God's plan for us, and blind to what path we should go on. Being spiritually blind allows us to exercise our faith in God. It's almost as though it's a curse to see and a blessing to be blind. For more information about this episode contact us at [email protected]

Much like popular apocalypse movies, Pharoh was given 10 very clear warnings about what was to come if he did not release God's people. He ignored these warnings, and paid the price. God's Word affords us the knowledge of having the warning, as well as the way to salvation from what it's warning us from. Don't be like Pharoh; heed the warning. For more information about this episode contact us at [email protected]

God takes things away from us to work our patience, so we may be perfect and complete, wanting nothing. When one loses everything physically, they gain everything spiritually, through knowing that God is all-powerful and controls all. It's not about what God can do for you, but what you are commanded to do for Him. For more information about this episode contact us at [email protected]