Today we have an understandable distrust of authority. Many times leaders and systems fail us. However, we have a God who will never fail. In this episode we explore God's faithfulness and how we can rest assured that He will remain faithful.

In this episode we kick off a six-part series on some of the attributes of God. We begin by discussing God's mercy. While some of us consider God to be one of wrath and punishment, the Bible portrays a God who delights in showing mercy and who is slow to anger.

In a bit of a follow-up to "God Loves You," we unpack the reality of God's forgiveness. We can too easily begin to believe that we need to make up for our sin when we slump into guilt and condemnation. However, we need to remember that Jesus has declared it is finished. Our forgiveness has been achieved once and for all.

One way we can be sure of God's love for us and our status as His children is the Bible's clear truth that He has chosen us. In this episode we discuss God's choosing of His people as we look to Deuteronomy 7 and Ephesians 1 and 2.

In an ever-changing world many of us are plagued with uncertainty, instability, and anxiety. We are created to be grounded by an anchor and something that is certain. In this episode we explore what the Word says regarding God's unchanging nature and how it is a comfort to us as His children.

One of the most perplexing subjects in our walk of faith is that of physical healing. We are all aware of painful moments when someone we know and love is not healed, despite our earnest prayers. But what does the Bible tell us in regards to disease and death? In this episode we explore what it looks like to have victory in this area.

In this episode we discuss the idea that we fight from victory not toward victory. We can tend to get bogged down in fighting for God's favor and doing good works out of the strength of our flesh. However, the Scriptures tell us that Jesus has already secured victory on our behalf.

We give many praises to God the Father and God the Son, but do we pay sufficient respects to the Holy Spirit? In this episode we discuss the importance of the Spirit and its implications for us as Christians today.

In a world where everything else is loud and constant it can be difficult to hear the voice of God. It can feel as though He is silent, especially when we hear stories of people who claim to hear the audible voice of God. But does God speak? If so, how does He speak to us today?

It may be tempting to think that God is holding out on us when life is not going the way we desire. However, through the study of a couple passages, we can see that God is truly One who desires to abundantly bless and pardon.