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J.D. witnessed amazing sights on his trip to several African nations. His text messages to us from Eastern Zambia included several pictures of faith-filled women who presented their three-year gospel ministry plan. “It is one of the most powerful strategic plan presentations I’ve ever heard in my life. Instead of a whiteboard, they drew in the dirt. Instead of handing out nice copies of what they were going to do, they displayed their plan on poster-sized crumpled paper held up by two of them. It was just incredible!”

They were demonstrating the kind of faith that Jesus values. Matthew 15:21-28 records another example. A daughter’s condition drove a woman to seek Him. “Lord, Son of David, have mercy on me! My daughter is demon-possessed and suffering terribly” (v. 22). Her “great faith” (v. 28) in Jesus contrasted with the faithlessness of the Jewish leadership whose hearts were far from God (v. 8). While Christ recognized the outward pedigree of those belonging to Abraham, His commendation was for a gentile woman who possessed “the faith of Abraham.”

What compels you to look to Jesus today? A personal, family or community need? Whatever prompts you to go to Jesus, go even if you feel that you’re limping. Go to Him because it’s not the size of your faith that matters. What matters it’s the object of your faith: Jesus and Jesus alone.

Segment 1

• What did it actually cost to join the early church—and would you qualify today?

• Membership wasn’t casual: years of catechesis, believer’s baptism, and rigorous accountability defined entry.

• Is your church’s view of membership and discipline a shadow of what it once was?

Segment 2

• When was the last time a sermon truly gripped your soul with the beauty of Christ?

• Preaching has shifted—less weighty, less piercing, less “soul-melting” than what marked earlier eras.

• Do modern pulpits aim for transformation…or just information?

Segment 3

• Are government institutions quietly targeting faithful churches for what they preach?

• Reports surface of federal scrutiny—raising questions about religious freedom in practice, not just theory.

• From Puritan practices to modern pressure: are we prepared for what may be coming?

Segment 4

• Why does cultural confusion keep escalating—even in something as simple as school authority?

• From bizarre identity claims to inverted values, the culture isn’t neutral—it’s discipling.

• If everything feels like it’s unraveling, are Christians ignoring the obvious solution?

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Ken talks about the concerns he has for those people who once gave their life to the Lord but stopped following Him. He encourages his audience not to be discouraged through this, but to commit their lives to the Lord and continue to share the Gospel trusting that the Lord is working in each person’s life.

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Message: Hon. EC Manning – Faith Once Delivered – part 6

Songs: Abide With Me,; My Sins are gone

Host: Dennis Campbell – President/CEO – MissionGO

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Barnabas didn't just open doors for others - he walked alongside them, investing in their growth and keeping them true to the Lord. Who in your life could grow deeper in faith with your encouragement?

Hebrews 3:13 - "But encourage one another daily, as long as it is called 'Today,' so that none of you may be hardened by sin's deceitfulness."

When suffering hits, everyone has an explanation. But are the most common answers actually helpful — or do they miss the point entirely? In this episode, Dr. John Neufeld takes a closer look at John 9 and the question Jesus' disciples brought to him about a man born blind. What Jesus says in response challenges some of our deepest assumptions about pain, and points us toward a definition of good and evil that changes everything.

Trusting God in Suffering: One of the obstacles to faith is the problem of pain. Why does a powerful loving God allow suffering? The Scriptures are forthright and do not ignore, diminish or bypass the problem. Nor do they resolve it. But God does tell us how we are to respond to pain. In this 10 message series, Dr. John will explore God’s teaching on pain. It will not answer every question, but it will help us in the midst of our struggles.

Listen to today's Laugh Again with Phil Callaway, "No Spit in Soup." Enjoy!