Today’s podcast is Part 2 of a telephone interview of Pastor Riggen conducted by Sister Teri Mills. Sister Mills is the daughter of the late Elder James Davis, under whose ministry Pastor Riggen was raised.

Today’s podcast is Part 1 of a telephone interview of Pastor Riggen conducted by Sister Teri Mills. Sister Mills is the daughter of the late Elder James Davis, under whose ministry Pastor Riggen was raised.

Heaven is going to be a glorious place. On this episode of Face the Truth, Pastor Riggen lays out Scriptural principles that help us understand our eternal experience a little better.

The question of the day centers around have a certainty of one’s salvation. Part of the ability to answer this requires an understanding of the difference between conviction and condemnation.

On this podcast, Pastor Riggen returns to the Q&A format in which he answers questions submitted by our listeners. Today's question involves King Solomon, and the answer involves every one of us!

On today’s podcast, Pastor Riggen takes a trip down memory lane as he shares with our listeners some of his recollections of his late pastor, Elder James E. Davis.

During this time in which churches are being told to limit the size of their crowds, the question of whether it is right to always obey civil authorities is on the minds of many. In today’s podcast, Pastor Riggen provides Biblical principles to help us find the answer to that question.

This episode of Face the Truth addresses two questions, both of which to some degree involve the gifts of the Spirit. The first revolves around Paul’s “more excellent way.” The second asks whether faith in a word of prophecy has an impact on its fulfillment.

Today’s podcast marks the beginning of a new series in which Pastor Riggen tackles the questions submitted by our listeners. As always, he does so from the Scriptures rather than simply offering personal opinions.

There is a spiritual battle taking place, and every child of God now finds themselves on the front lines. As Pastor Riggen points out, it is important that we keep the proper perspective during times like these.