Baked, mashed, fried, or hash browns, they are all still potatoes.  When it comes to the preparation and presentation of the Word of God, it’s important to understand that in substance it still is God’s Word.  No matter how we receive it, we still need to respond properly to it.

The best text book on prayer is the Bible. If you want to learn to pray effectively, study the subject throughout the Word of God. In this episode we consider five more special prayers recorded for us in the New Testament.

In this episode, Tom looks back and shares his own personal experience, particularly in the area of revival. Sometimes a good look back enables us to take a good look forward. Seeing what God has done reminds us of what God can still do.

The Bible is truly a wonderful textbook on the subject of prayer. In this episode we look together at five famous prayers recorded in the New Testament. From them we learn great lessons to strengthen our own personal prayer life.

Quietness is a blessing. When we are quiet we have time to be thoughtful about important things in life. Our modern culture has robbed us of the beauty and the blessing of a quiet time not just to think, but also to meet with God.

A sermon is a “word from the Lord” that you can’t afford to miss. Listen in as Tom gives 6 ideas from George Whitefield, a preacher in the 1700’s, that will help you get the most out of the sermon this Sunday in church. 

When going through a time of trial in life, the Word of God can be a source of great comfort and encouragement. In this episode Tom shares 25 promises from scripture about God himself, reassuring us that God knows and cares and is working through our experience.

When you study the great prayers of the Bible, and the people who prayed them, you learn much about the potential and the power of prayer. Join Tom as he looks at five more of these wonderful prayers and the practical truth that they present.

A study of some of the great prayers of the Old Testament will provide both information and inspiration. Join Tom as he provides practical Biblical insights from five of these prayers.

George Muller had a goal to be happy in God first every day. He took time to connect and to communicate with God before he did anything else. Your day will be a different day when you are willing to do the same thing.