Hold Fast

Have you ever observed the lives of unbelievers and thought they have it better than you? Have you ever asked yourself if it's really worth following Jesus because it seems like those who don't have a better life? So did Asaph. Let's dive into Psalm 73 together and find truths to help us fight these doubts.

Fear is an emotion that can show up in a moment and completely take over our lives. So how do we fight against it?

We all have days when we wonder if God really loves us and if He truly forgives all our sin. For the believer, there are few truths as sweet as the forgiveness of Jesus. There are days when it honestly almost seems too good to be true. So spend a few minutes and listen to the beauty of the Gospel of your forgiveness in Christ.

Where do you go to unwind? Many of us enjoy watching a show, taking a walk, having a bowl of ice-cream, etc. Those things are good gifts and can have their place, but where do you go to spiritually rest and unwind? Take a few minutes from the hustle and bustle to dive into a well-known Psalm and find some spiritual rest in the Word today.

If you find yourself drifting from Jesus and His people, this is a plea for you. If you know someone that is walking away, then let this be an encouragement to you to go and talk with them.

The Bible speaks to our conduct before a lost world, and it also speaks to how the world will respond to and treat us for the way we live and the message we proclaim. The question is: can we make Christianity attractive to unbelievers? Here's a short response to that.

If someone asked you right now what the Gospel is, would you be able to give a full and accurate answer? Many Christians are intimidated to share their faith because of a lack of confidence in being able to explain the Gospel. In this episode, Kenny shares a popular and easy-to-remember outline on how you can do this. We are all called to share the Gospel and make disciples, are you ready to do that?

1 Corinthians 13 is often read at wedding ceremonies - which is a great thing. However, Paul wrote these words first for Christians to know how to love one another. We all would agree that love is important, but we often fail to do so. Let's spend a few minutes looking at what it means to love one another.

We all probably have an opinion about self-care. For the Christian, is self-care important? Aren't we just called to be selfless and be spent for the sake of Christ? Should we be concerned about taking care of ourselves?

Are we called to follow our dreams? This is something that is taught to us by culture and even pastors. Is it actually biblical?