Daily Radio Program with Charles Stanley - In Touch Ministries

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Inadequacy is a very uncomfortable feeling. Sometimes it is very painful and can even be embarrassing. However, not all our inadequacies are as bad as they may seem. Learn the reasons we feel inadequate, the blessings of our inadequacies, and how God can use us despite our inadequacies.

Inadequacy is a very uncomfortable feeling. Sometimes it is very painful and can even be embarrassing. However, not all our inadequacies are as bad as they may seem. Learn the reasons we feel inadequate, the blessings of our inadequacies, and how God can use us despite our inadequacies.

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To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1273/29

Inadequacy is a very uncomfortable feeling. Sometimes it is very painful and can even be embarrassing. However, not all our inadequacies are as bad as they may seem. Learn the reasons we feel inadequate, the blessings of our inadequacies, and how God can use us despite our inadequacies.

Inadequacy is a very uncomfortable feeling. Sometimes it is very painful and can even be embarrassing. However, not all our inadequacies are as bad as they may seem. Learn the reasons we feel inadequate, the blessings of our inadequacies, and how God can use us despite our inadequacies.

To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1273/29

To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1273/29

King Saul was anointed by a prophet, chosen by God to be king, and deliberately sinned. King David was also anointed by a prophet, chosen by God to be king, and deliberately sinned. So alike, yet one was called a man after Gods own heart and the other, a regretful decision. Why did God forgive David but ultimately reject Saul as king? In this message, Dr. Stanley illuminates the key difference between the two kings.

King Saul was anointed by a prophet, chosen by God to be king, and deliberately sinned. King David was also anointed by a prophet, chosen by God to be king, and deliberately sinned. So alike, yet one was called a man after God’s own heart and the other, a regretful decision. Why did God forgive David but ultimately reject Saul as king? In this message, Dr. Stanley illuminates the key difference between the two kings.

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Are you in the process of making a decision but don't know what to do? Do you react quickly because youre impatient or because you feel pressure from others? The right timing in a situation can be very critical to its outcome. Especially in the life of the believer. Dr. Stanley helps us discover how waiting can lead to a directed, purposeful, expectant anticipation of what God is going to do.

Are you in the process of making a decision but don't know what to do? Do you react quickly because you’re impatient or because you feel pressure from others? The right timing in a situation can be very critical to its outcome. Especially in the life of the believer. Dr. Stanley helps us discover how waiting can lead to a directed, purposeful, expectant anticipation of what God is going to do.

To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1273/29

To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1273/29

The right timing in a situation can be very critical to its outcome. Especially in the life of the believer. Dr. Stanley helps us discover how waiting can lead to a directed, purposeful, expectant anticipation of what God is going to do.

The right timing in a situation can be very critical to its outcome. Especially in the life of the believer. Dr. Stanley helps us discover how waiting can lead to a directed, purposeful, expectant anticipation of what God is going to do.

To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1273/29