God is going to speak to you today. He's going to guide you and make some things clear to you. The only question is, will you appreciate what's happening or assume it's just due to your own intelligence--

Do you have any moments in your past that fill you with embarrassment and regret every time you remember them because you did or said something that revealed immaturity and you would give anything if you could just have a do-over-- Wouldn't it be great to have greater maturity than what you have now-- What are the keys to gaining more spiritual maturity--

The Christian life is a race. And we're all running it with with ropes tied to us dragging a bunch of heavy baggage. Today we'll learn how to cut those ropes.

What is your -1 priority in life-- How about -2-- What if I told you the whole concept of priorities is misguided--

Paul knew if he died he would go to heaven. He says that in Philippians 1. But in Philippians 3, he says he's straining and pressing on to win the prize for which he was called heavenward so that he could somehow attain to the resurrection from the dead. If he was so sure of his salvation, why all the striving--

We've been studying Philippians 3-10-11 where Paul talks about what it means to really know Christ. He says, -I want to know Christ and the power of his resurrection and the fellowship of sharing in his sufferings, becoming like him in his death.- And then he adds this- -and so, somehow, to attain to the resurrection from the dead.- Why does he say -somehow---

How would your life be different if you handled suffering better? What is the right way to handle it? In today's passage we'll see that every single time you suffer, it's an opportunity to join with Christ in the most important work in the universe.

The Bible promises Christians access to supernatural power. So why is it that we so often seem powerless in our spiritual battles? How do you gain enough spiritual power to actually have victories in areas where in the past you've had nothing but defeat?

Of all the people you know, which one do you know the best? And what is it about your knowledge of that person that's different from your knowledge of other people? And how does it compare to your knowledge of Jesus Christ?

If someone walked up to you and said, "What must I do to be saved? Can you explain it to me?" would you be able to give a clear explanation? The Bible never says you're saved by inviting Jesus into your heart. Or by praying any particular prayer. How exactly does the gospel work? If you're investigating Christianity and want to know how it's different from other religions, or if you want the whole thing summed up in 15 minutes so you can clearly explain it to someone else, today's episode is for you.