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Jesus always had His eyes open to see the needs of people around Him. Yet He always allowed the sights and sounds of His world to affect His heart, moving Him with compassion which ultimately led Him to give His life to save the world.

The deity of Jesus Christ and the humanity of Jesus Christ are difficult to comprehend, especially when speaking of one individual. Yet these two concepts, when combined, present a beautiful picture of Jesus.

Listen as Tom reads an article and tells the story about a group of nine families seeking to maintain their testimony for Christ in India. This account is a solemn reminder of what it means to count the cost and pay the price to follow Christ.

It would be safe to say that undercover Christians do little or nothing to accomplish anything in this world for the cause of Christ. Only those who are bold and unashamed really make a statement to the world that Jesus is for real.

Summer camp season has arrived and Tom is at camp this week talking about why a week at camp is such a great time to have a fresh encounter with God.

With just 24 hours in a day, it would seem that there is never enough time to accomplish everything. However, it is essential to learn how to disconnect for a time so that you can be more effective in doing what needs to be done in life.

Join Tom in this episode, as he shares 12 of his favorite things from his study of the life of Christ. Not only will you enjoy his answers, but it will challenge you as well to think through what it is about the life of Christ that is special to you.

In Matthew 13, Jesus taught about the productivity of the Word of God. He then addressed things that will limit its effectiveness, especially what he called thorns. Four specific things are named that represent thorns that choke the influence of the Word of God.

The life of Jesus changed the course of history for mankind. Yet Jesus change the course of history, one life at a time. Today Tom looks at three individuals from the gospel of John who met Jesus personally and came away very different.

In his teaching, Jesus made it very clear that being was more important than having or doing. It is eternity, and an eternal focus that enables us to determine the things that are most valuable and certainly most worth living for.