We might all have that friend or relative that when we hear that they’ve come to know Jesus, we ask the question “is it real?” Why are we skeptical? Should we be skeptical? If not, then, what should our response be?

“Jesus loves you so much that he paid for your sins by dying on the cross for you.” You’ve probably heard that many times before. But is that it? We leave out the resurrection! So if many of us leave that out, how important is the resurrection in the gospel message? Visit James’ site here: http://thebiblespeakstoyou.com/freedom

Has God called us, as believers, to only win? Not get hurt? Not be tested? Definitely not! It’s through the times of trial and tests where our faith grows. Then why do we live such safe lives? Listen in for this conversation with Mike and how we might be able to live unsafe, holy lives.

We all go through it. Sooner or later, there are times of grief in our life when things get hard. Storms, situations, life happens. Rather than not connecting with our friends that are going through hard times, how do we grieve with others? Chaplain Kundan shares some experiences with ministering to some in their grief.

There are a number of scriptures that mention we, as followers of Jesus, are both an heir and coheir with Jesus. What does that mean? What am I an heir to?

On February 8, 2023, there was a revival that ignited which started after a chapel service at Asbury University. Students stayed for prayer and singing, and it launched into a revival. What is revival?

If you’re honest with yourself, you probably have had storms in your life. Maybe they’ve been emotional, relational, spiritual, financial. No matter the title, we all have storms. And if you’re a believer, you may have had experiences where, in the midst of those storms you wonder ‘is God there?’ Hannah shares some of her storms and how God has spoken to her through those times. I’d invite you to listen, be encouraged and also follow along and pray with her and her family‘s journey. @hannah.mcleod.fit on instagram

What would you say? How would you act? What would you do? So many of us continue to live in our old life that we forget we have freedom and new life in Christ. What would you do/say, how would you live with freedom in Christ? If you are a follower of Jesus, you have freedom in Christ. So let’s live like it!

Ask most any church staff if they have enough volunteers for the ministries that they operate, and I almost guarantee that that would get a good chuckle. The typical statistic is that 20% of the people are doing 80% of the work. Why is that? We are the body of Christ and so we should be serving Jesus via our local church through time, our talents and our treasure. Right? What’s the issue?