Common Sense Conversations

After the command to go and the promises God gave, Abram begins his journey. However what we will see is Abram is not obedient to God’s command and he will face the consequences of these decisions.

Continuing in Genesis 12:1-2 we finish the command that God gives Abram to leave his life to pursue a life of following God.

Abram is “meeting” God for the first time and God is going to challenge Abram to leave the life he knows for a life God is promising.

Noah was a man of faith but he also sinned in Genesis 9. As we look at his sin, what can we glean to help guard our spiritual walk?

The task of the Ark was not the focal point for Noah. If it was, Noah would have failed. So what was Noah’s focal point?

Noah was a man we can learn so much from. He was faithfully obedient to God’s command. In this podcast we will see what made Noah a man that found favor, or grace, with the Lord.

When it comes to spiritual warfare many pastors and church leaders are not relatable to the Christian. There is a lack of vulnerability and openness that prevents the church member from relating to them, the sermon, and their daily walk.

Too many Christians misunderstand their suffering and miss what Hod is doing through suffering. When Christians understand suffering, it changes spiritual warfare.

The Book of Job and the spiritual warfare that takes place teaches us that “American Christianity” is not biblical Christianity. The spiritual warfare that takes place in the life of Job will challenge what we know about true faith.

Satan will constantly put things in our lives to make us question God’s love toward us. This is only successful when we give in to the enemies tactics in spiritual warfare.