God has uniquely given us three very specific ways through which he guides us in making decisions. In this episode you will learn how together these three indicators can make direction in life very clear.

If you are going to do what God wants you to do, when and where he wants it done, you must be committed to God's will. That means making a choice to seek God's choice in every decision that you make.

With Christmas just a few weeks away, it's vitally important that we take practical steps to make sure that we don't lose our focus on Jesus. He is the reason for the season and the given suggestions will help you keep him in his rightful place.

The prayer meeting ought to be one of the highlights on a local church calendar. It is an opportunity for the prayer ministry to be experienced to its fullest potential. In this episode, you will learn from the book of Acts why this meeting is so important.

For the Christian, every day is Thanksgiving Day. In this episode Tom will share eight ways to develop an attitude of gratitude that will allow you to celebrate God's goodness every day of the year.

Sometimes the strength of a prayer is more important than the length of a prayer. Urgency has a unique way of impacting the intensity of the one who is praying. In this episode you will learn that even very short prayers really do matter.

Election Day is all about choices that affect the future of the nation. However it is ultimately God who is in control and it is His people who make the greatest difference when they begin to pray for their nation.

Recorded in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, this episode is a historical look into the life of Abraham Lincoln. Well known for his famous address here, it was his dependence upon God that prepared him for one of the most crucial and critical moments of his life.

The Bible is a book that has a unique therapeutic affect on those who listen to it particularly as it is read. In this episode Tom talks about how to allow God's Word to minister to you even in times of desperate need. God's word is great therapy.

Self-will is simply wanting what you want. Yet, what God wants is more important and better for you. Yielding to God's will is an act of surrender that will lead to greater blessing and fulfillment in your life.