As the world and our nation continue to navigate the Coronavirus chaos, it offers followers of Jesus Christ an incredible opportunity to bring the genuine peace and salvation of Jesus to those who are unsettled with the current situation.

Barna released a study that states, “Almost half of [Christian] Millennials (47%) agree at least somewhat that it is wrong to share one’s personal beliefs with someone of a different faith in hopes that they will one day share the same faith.” 

Why do you think 47% of Millennials feel that way?  Could it be they would rather keep the peace than engage in a conversation that may lead to conflict?

Why is it people typically avoid conflict?  Well, it creates friction, frustration, and even causes people to get upset with one another.

In world where we have instant oatmeal, microwave ovens, and same day delivery from Amazon, it’s easy to bring that same level of "instant" expectation to our spiritual life, especially when it comes to sharing our faith in Jesus.

In Matthew 4:19 Jesus said, “come, follow me, and I will make you fishers of men.”

When it comes to sharing our faith, fishing for men, patience is a critical piece of the puzzle.

While his early years were filled with scandal and mischievous ways, Jesus Christ eventually found his way into the heart of George Mueller.

A defining trait about Mueller's ministry was his commitment to prayer.

In this session we map out three key points of prayer as you seek to reach others in need of Jesus.

The Share Hope Challenge is helping Christians overcome fear and intimidation when sharing Jesus Christ.

In this 4 minutes episode we discuss the simple principle of sewing and reaping.  Increased frequency equals increased response.

Is the main feeling you have when you think about God condemnation?  

Tired of feeling guilty? Like you’re not enough? That you don’t measure up? You’re not alone.

Sheri Thompson grew up hearing about the Word of God, but not about the grace of God.  Left to try to live the “good life” through her own efforts, she became exhausted.  Often feeling as though she wasn’t enough and would never live up to expectations.  But when she was in high school,  she heard a message that changed her life… 

She heard about a relationship with God that wasn’t about how good she could be, but about how good God is.  

And over the decades, it’s a message that she has spent her time and her heart pouring into other teens and young adults through a ministry called Relentless Endeavor.  

It’s a message of hope and release from a huge cheerleader for the next generation.    

If you’ve wondered about why some kids are leaving the church and their faith, you might be surprised at what you hear on today’s podcast… and perhaps a little convicted.

Is there someone in your life that needs a little more understanding?  Do we have a few beliefs that might be affecting how we view things or people we don’t understand?

Sheri’s story is a reminder that God loves and wants to connect with all people of all ages.  And He’s using us to do it.

One bad decision changed his life forever.

From physically incarcerated to spiritually liberated, this is the Matthew Maher story.

After excelling in school and sports, Matthew found himself as a professional athlete living a life most only dream of. 

But all that changed one fateful night when he had too much to drink.

Matthew’s decision led to the loss of a man who was a husband and father.  He was incarcerated for 55 months in state prison but received an uncommon miracle, forgiveness from the victim’s son.

After being the cause of such tragedy, Matthew learned a powerful truth and received a tremendous gift, the gift of forgiveness.

Matthew says, “Forgiveness is cutting the ties of bitterness, resentment, and unforgiveness in our own lives.  When we forgive someone, you’re setting yourself free from the root of bitterness.”

Is there someone you need to forgive but can’t seem to let go?

Jesus paid the ultimate price and tells us in His Word, the Bible, that all who seek Him will find eternal forgiveness through faith in Him.

If you’ve gone through heartache, or are experiencing it now, listen to the powerful words as Tammy shares how she made it day to day, determined to live without doubt, blame, or bitterness.

We’re made for life-long companionship and most people are hopeful they will find true love, someone they can build a life with. 

In fact, data shows there are over 40 million Americans using online dating services looking for that special someone.

But what happens when true love is replaced with something that's artificial, something not real or genuine and far more dangerous than we know?

According to Real Marriage Research, pornography stats reveal that 70% of men between the ages of 18 and 35 view a pornographic site at least once a month.

90% of children ages 8-16 have already viewed pornography and the largest consumers of porn are 12 – 17 year-old boys.

Jeff Isaacs is a pastor, happily married and has four beautiful children, but decades ago he had a secret struggle that could have ruined his entire future.   

Divorce lawyers will tell you pornography is a huge cause for broken marriages.

In this story of hope, Jeff will share his struggles, his victories, and helpful tips for those in this battle to make the necessary changes to not only save your marriage but yourself from future destruction.

Jeff offers four critical elements to help those battling pornography overcome their struggle.

Jenilee Mullikin is a wife and a mother of two, beautiful, young daughters.  She is happy and joyful in the Lord, but it wasn’t always that way.

Nine years ago, Jenilee’s life took a turn that she never thought would happen and it rocked her to her core.  

At that time, she lost everything and as a young woman, she had to rebuild her life piece by piece, deciding once again what, or who, would be her foundation.

There are many people hurting about life, relationships, or any number of other things impacting them daily.  While people can offer comfort, it is only through Jesus Christ that our hearts can find a place of peace and rest through the challenges of life.

Jenilee’s story challenges us to look at our faith and trust in the Lord.  No matter what is happening in our lives, we need to ask ourselves, is God enough?  If I lose it all, will He be enough? These are difficult questions.

God has promised that He will supply all of our needs, that He will never leave us nor forsake us. God is always on our side.