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  • Bold Steps with Dr. Mark Jobe - You Can Win the Battle – Part 1

    Today on Bold Steps … Pastor Mark Jobe shows us how to not get swept away in the battles. The topic the apostle Paul touches on in Ephesians 6 … is that there is an unseen world all around us … and that we’re actually in a battle. There are lots of people who are not tuned in to the spiritual realms, but we ARE at war … and more than ever, it’s evident by what we are seeing in our culture. We’re seeing the effects of this spiritual war in both our secular and Christian communities. We need to know what victory and winning the battle looks like.

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    26 min
  • Faith and Freedom - It’s Time To Remove This Muzzle

    The Johnson Amendment has silenced churches for generations. Constitutional expert, lawyer, author, pastor, and founder of Liberty Counsel Mat Staver discusses the important topics of the day with co-hosts and guests that impact life, liberty, and family. To stay informed and get involved, visit LC.org.

    1 min
  • Be Still and Know Daily Bible Devotion - July 28th - Proverbs 27:1

    Proverbs 27:1

    Don’t brag about tomorrow, since you don’t know what the day will bring.

    Life is so unpredictable that the encouragement to live for today has to be sound advice. We don’t know what today will contain, let alone tomorrow! Bragging about what is going to happen tomorrow has to be completely foolish. In his letter, James describes a cocky businessman who had decided that he was going to go to certain town and stay there for a year and make a fat profit. James pops the balloon of his self-confidence by pointing out that “life is like the morning fog – it’s here a little while, then it’s gone. What you ought to say is, ‘If the Lord wants us to, we will live and do this or that.’ Otherwise you are boasting about your own pretentious plans, and all such boasting is evil” (James 4:14-16).
    Planning for the future isn’t wrong. Planning is wise and helpful, but it always needs to be done with humility, because our life is in God’s hands, not our own. Years ago, Christians often used to say to one another: “I’ll see you next Sunday DV.” The DV stood for [itals]deo volente[end itals], which means ‘God willing’. It was a constant reminder that whatever we do is subject to God’s will. It would probably be good to start saying it again.
    Does all this talk about the uncertainty of the future sound morbid? It shouldn’t do. In fact, when we understand how incredibly precious each and every day is, it should enormously increase our appreciation of every moment that the Lord gives us. When we know that our future is securely in God’s hands, we can always be confident that the best is yet to come.

    Question

    What are your plans for the future?

    Prayer

    Loving Father, thank you for the gift of each day and for the privilege of knowing that you will never leave my side. Amen

    3 min
  • No Agenda Show - 1785 - "Mackerels"
    No Agenda Episode 1785 - "Mackerels"

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    3 hr 26 min
  • The Mark Driscoll Podcast - The Greatest Prayer in History
    The Greatest Prayer Ever Prayed. Learn How To Pray Like Jesus Did, for God’s Will To Be Done in the Face of Your Greatest Challenge.

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    59 min
  • Win Today - A Change in Focus

    Never satisfied? Always wanting more? Coach Sherri Kreps helps you put an end to discontentment with a change in focus, a change in perspective, and a change in attitude!

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    4 min
  • The Bible Study Hour - The Leader and God

    Nehemiah 1:1-11

    Leaders are not born—they’re made--and anyone can become a leader, given the right circumstances. But not all leaders are great leaders. What makes a leader great? Join Dr. James Boice next time on The Bible Study Hour as he reveals the one thing that distinguished Nehemiah as a great leader of his people.

    33 min
  • Be Still and Know Daily Bible Devotion - July 27th - Proverbs 26:20

    Proverbs 26:20

    Fire goes out without wood, and quarrels disappear when gossip stops.

    These words couldn’t be more relevant to today’s world, in which gossip can be communicated faster than lightning. Words have always had the power to destroy, and many of the Proverbs focus on the danger of them being used carelessly. The trouble with words is that we all use so many of them, and it is easy for them to cause hurt, pain and division.
    Proverbs 17:27 reads: “A truly wise person uses few words.” I’m really grateful for that observation but, if I’m honest, I’m not sure what to do with it. I spend my days writing, mentoring, pastoring, preaching and teaching people, to say nothing of relating to the members of my family. Words are fundamental to the way we communicate, and although I could possibly use fewer words, I will still need to use a large number of them!
    The writer of the Proverbs is concerned that we use our words to build, not to destroy. Building words are ones that bring strength and courage to other people. I love Proverbs 25:11: “Timely advice is lovely, like golden apples in a silver basket.” We all need to aspire to share more words like that, keeping a watch on those words which can be more like Molotov cocktails! We all enjoy having privileged information, and the temptation to share it can be extremely difficult to resist. However, we must. If we ever say to someone: “Just between you and me”, “Promise me you won’t mention this to anyone else”, or “Just within these four walls”, you can be sure that we should have kept our mouth shut. The person you have shared your special nugget with will conclude that they are never safe sharing their private information with you in future. You have proved yourself to be a gossip.
    The Psalmist knew what he was talking about when he said: “Take control of what I say, O LORD, and guard my lips” (Psalm 141:3). We all need to say a loud “Amen” to that!

    Question

    How do you seek to avoid gossip?

    Prayer

    Loving Father, help me to use my words in a way that will build people up today. Amen

    4 min

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