In this episode, we see Jonah's repentance during his time in the belly of the great fish. He was willing to worship in the midst of the storm–– not just after he was delivered from it. What will our attitude towards God be during the midst of hardship?

In this second half of the message, we see God's hand and presence with Hagar and Ishmael. God cares about the single mother, and he cares about the downtrodden and cast out. He'll be with you no matter what your circumstances or your pain.

In this episode, we examine the story of Sarah, Hagar, and Abraham. It's clear that misusing God's gift of sex has dire consequences, as can be seen from the rivalry and pain that these three people, as well as Isaac and Ishmael, experience.

In this episode, we'll take a look at the importance of endurance in our walk with God. In order to get all that God has for us, we have to stay alert, walk by faith, and have a grateful heart. This all requires a daily communion and connection with God that produces endurance in us.

In this second portion of the message, we'll continue looking at two very different women in the New Testament. The second woman is being tortured by a demonic spirit. Rather than hating her, the disciples call out the demon with spiritual authority. We learn from this harrowing encounter that trouble doesn't necessarily mean we're on the wrong track; sometimes, God wants to grow us through difficulties.

In this episode, we'll take a look at two very different women in the New Testament. The first woman is a powerful testimony to the intelligence, discernment, and power that women hold. She runs her own business and has an influence in the lives of the disciples.

In this second portion of the message, we'll continue to explore the story of Lazarus's resurrection. It's clear that Jesus allows us to go through tough times that require endurance. Why? Because of the rewards, the growth, and the purposes He has waiting on the other side.

"In this first portion of the message, Dr. Grier explores the story of Lazarus's resurrection from the perspective of Mary and Martha. Though they didn't know how Jesus would bring about His word, they had faith in Him through their suffering. No matter what we're enduring in life, our present sufferings aren't any match for what God has in store for His children."

In the story of David and Bathsheba, we see that David didn’t begin with a sin problem as much as he began with a lack of purpose problem. He had been given so much, and yet he lost focus. An idle mind is the devil’s playground; but if we stay where God has called us, we’ll stay within His loving grace.

In this second portion of the message, we learn the importance of searching after who God truly is. King Agrippa couldn’t accept the truth from Paul— but he almost did. Many of us also settle for “almost,” never fully realizing what God has for us. That’s the true tragedy of this account.