Sometimes it is possible that in your pursuit of the quantity of life, you may neglect the quality of life. Caleb is a Biblical example of a man who did not just live long, he lived well. He was a man who totally followed God for a lifetime. Learn about his experience with God in today’s episode.

While visiting the area where Tom grew up, he took the time to remember people, places, and experiences that were a big part of his early walk with God as a teenager. Each step was a part in the development of the life that would eventually be lived for God. 

David Brainerd lived a relatively short life, but his life was full, full of God and a passion for Him.  In this episode you will learn about the life of a man who was consumed with God and wanted others -specifically the American Indians of the 1700s, to know his God too.

Imagine if you will, that there was only one copy of the Bible in your home. Imagine that there was only one copy for your entire church. Would that fact change your attitude toward the Bible? In this episode, learn how a shortage of copies, increases your love for the Word of God.

Is God really good even when everything in life seems really bad? This is the question that Tom considers on this episode. You will learn 4 ways that God remains good, based upon His character, even when there is much in life that really doesn’t seem to be good.

After a visit to the Ark Encounter in Williamstown Kentucky, Tom shares some wonderful thoughts about the way that Noah maintained a relationship with God in a world that was very ungodly.

Having been in youth work for 15 years, Pastor Brent Miller joins Tom for a discussion about the importance of a daily time with God for teenagers. Together they share practical ideas that will help young people develop this special spiritual discipline. 

As the owners manual for life, the Bible addresses every issue that is a part of life. The big question is, how? In this episode you will learn how God’s Word speaks to each and every area of our individual life.

Have you ever had one of those times in your life when you concluded that things couldn’t get any worse? If so today’s episode will be very helpful to you because it involves the study of the life of David who was encouraged in the Lord in one of the worst moments of his life.

In this episode, Tom shares 7 things that must be “open” as we develop our relationship to the Word of God. Though each one may seem simple in and of itself, each one also allows the word of God to gain a greater entrance into the life of the one who reads it.