We continue with our work on the section of Jesus' ministry that spans from the 3rd Passover to the beginning of the last Passover week. During this period Jesus will spend much time in and around Jerusalem teaching and dealing with the Jewish religious leaders. In the end, they will reject and threaten Him and He will once again retreat to the northern territory before He makes His final entry to Jerusalem to suffer and die and then be resurrected.

Death and life are in the power of the tongue. Do your words build, or tear down, inspire others? It's very important to watch your words, not only about you, but about others. Sticks and stones may break your bones, but words can destroy you.

Once someone is dishonest with you, it's very difficult to trust this person again. If your trust has been broken, or you have broken anyone's trust, God can forgive and restore.

The hope is to have complete passion for Christ, and all He does. The topic today is directing your focus with passion. Take this strong desire and motivate it toward your focus in life.

Carl Ray, our guest today, a signing artist discusses his latest album, Coming Home. This is a bluegrass gospel sound album, with the classic, The Old Rugged Cross. Our second guest is Jennifer McCullough discusses her organization called Girls Like Us.

The Primitive Quartet bring a bluegrass gospel praise to you on this show. Quite a bit of gospel music came from the bluegrass moment, so enjoy the sounds of tradition.

Continuing from the series call The Liar, today's subject is the actions of the accuser. We don't wrestle against flesh and blood, but we are in a spiritual battle.

The sounds of harmony can bring you into harmony with the presence of God. Enjoy the music of the Mighty Warriors Praise Team.

Pastor Jerome gives his testimony from assembling cars to being a full time pastor. Serving in a leadership position most of his life, God placed him a position of being a senior pastor.

Continuing with the teachings on the Beatitudes, today's topic is on righteousness. It's not always easy to remain righteous before men and God, but keeping it will be rewarded.