Tom is joined by Pastor Brian Rebert in a discussion of favorites from the Bible. This is a great Biblical exercise for those who want to increase their love for the Word of God. You will be challenged to prepare your own list of favorites from the Bible.

Whether God speaks from a verse of scripture in the Bible, or even through an incredible experience in the natural world, God has something to say. Of course when God speaks we need to be listening so that we don't miss His Word for us.

The medical world will tell us that walking has tremendous benefit to the body and the mind. Yet in much the same way walking with God benefits the soul and the spirit. For that reason, the daily walk with God is a key to maintaining the Christian life.

Here in the United States, last Thursday was the National Day of Prayer. Tom attended a two hour prayer event and in this episode shares some observations and challenges regarding the need for Christians to be praying for America.

Taking a portion of scripture that you are familiar with, and going through it for a number of days consecutively, is a great way to be challenged and blessed by God's Word. Reading and recitation is a wonderful way to make the Word of God come alive.

In this episode, Jim Schettler talks to Tom about his personal prayer life. He shares some of the things that you've helped him develop meaningful communication with God in prayer.

When it comes to the Word of God, feeding upon it once a week or every other day will lead to malnourishment spiritually speaking in the life of a Christian. Rather it is the daily feeding upon the Word of God that will lead to spiritual growth and health.

On April 8, 2024, God put on a show in the heavens as a total solar eclipse occurred. This awesome scientific exhibition was a great testimony to our creator God and it provided a wonderful platform for worship and for sharing the gospel.

The more copies of the Bible that we have, the more prone we are to being casual and complacent about it. Yet a genuine love for God's Word means that we are always grateful for how available and how accessible it is to us.

The prayer circle is the body of Christ at its best. It's that time when believers gather around a person or a place during a time of special need and they pray together. The circle of prayer is a wonderful way to care for those in need.