Heart Zone Radio Program

Understanding that the Lord has chosen you for the good works He planned can be overwhelming. Fortunately, He has given you guidance on where your service should begin from Hebrews 10:19-25.

Understanding that the Lord has chosen you for the good works He planned can be overwhelming. Fortunately, He has provided you with everything you need to accomplish them from 2 Peter 1:3-4.

Not recognizing your potential as a believer obstructs any desire to serve the Lord from Ephesians 2:8-10.

When we reflect God's silence in our lives, it is difficult to cope with the reality of evil in our world from Habakkuk 1:1-2:1.

When we reflect God's silence in our lives, it's only natural to stop praying to God about our struggles from Psalm 88:1-18.

When we consider God’s silence in our lives, the issue of our health and the suffering we endure are amplified when we don’t hear from God from Psalm 6:1-10.

When we consider God’s silence in our lives, maybe we need to look at our own lives as the basis for the silence from Psalm 38:1-22.

There are scriptural prohibitions concerning complaining to God. Is it possible to express our pain to God and not sin from selected scripture.

It hard enough to deal with the difficulties that we face in life. Experiencing silence from God makes the difficulties unbearable from Psalm 13:1-6.

When you make the decision to seek God and develop an intimate relationship with him, you have to understand that prayer moves from formal and ritualistic to intimate conversation from Matthew 6:5-8.