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  • A Love Language Minute - Courtesy

    A mark of a loving person is courtesy. The word "courtesy" is much richer than being well-mannered. It means you view others as valuable and treating the accordingly.

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    1 min
  • Bold Steps with Dr. Mark Jobe - Habits To Growing Up – Part 1

    Today on Bold Steps with Pastor Mark Jobe, we begin a new series called, All Hands On Deck, and as we turn to Ephesians chapter 4, we’re going to be discussing how spiritual growth isn’t a sudden change, it’s a process.

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    26 min
  • Faith and Freedom - It All Began As Prayer for America’s Children

    Seattle city officials purposefully set up these Christians for disaster, then blamed them for the violent Antifa and LGBTQ attacks! 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.

    11 min
  • Building Strong Homes: Blueprints to Strengthen Yo... - Ep. 139: How God Used My Small Story to Bring Hope: Encouragement for Christian Women Who Want to Make a Difference with Carol Roper

    Have you felt God calling you to step outside of what you know how to do into an unknown arena? Over 12 years ago I felt led to begin writing. Me, the girl whose college English teacher said that if I didn’t start writing shorter essays, I would flunk her class. I had no idea why God wanted me to write, and sometimes the question still begs an answer, but I was obedient, and God opened doors I never knew were there.

    In this personal episode, I share my journey of stepping outside my comfort zone—from drawing house plans to writing stories—and the doubts that nearly made me quit.

    But then, God sent a letter. Not just any letter—a handwritten note from a prison inmate who read my “silly little story” and found hope in the most unexpected way.

    This episode is a powerful reminder that obedience doesn’t always come with clarity, but it always comes with purpose. If you’ve ever questioned your calling, struggled with confidence, or wondered if your story matters… this one’s for you.

    What You’ll Hear:

    • The doubts and discouragement that nearly made her quit
    • The unexpected letter that confirmed her calling
    • Why your “small” story might be someone else’s lifeline
    • Encouragement for stepping into unknown territory with faith

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    19 min
  • Be Still and Know Daily Bible Devotion - September 9th - 1 John 2:9-10
    1 John 2:9-10
    If anyone claims, “I am living in the light,” but hates a fellow believer, that person is still living in darkness. Anyone who loves a fellow believer is living in the light and does not cause others to stumble.
    The letters in the New Testament give us a great insight into the life of the early Church. These were exciting years for the Church, but enormous struggles were going on. There were people teaching heresy and others making great claims about themselves whose lives showed that they were a sham. There were the Gnostics, who claimed to have discovered deep mysteries and to have encountered the light, but their lives told a completely different story. So John set out some very clear guidelines to help the believers understand who was truly living for God and who wasn’t. The key test was love. If someone showed true love for their fellow believers, you could be sure that they were living in the light, but those who were showing hatred towards others were walking in the darkness.
    Even in a church, it isn’t easy to love other people all the time. It might be relatively easy to love our Christian brothers and sisters within the confines of a service of worship, but when you work hard alongside them, it can be a very different story. We all see things somewhat differently from one another, and we choose to do things at different speeds. Some are cautious and careful in their approach, and others are eager to launch into bold new initiatives. Some feel that evangelism should be the church’s priority, and others feel deeply committed to social action. Some love to sing the latest worship songs, and others are much happier with singing hymns. Some are thrilled with the church leaders, and others think that they leave a lot to be desired. I could go on! Churches are filled with a wide variety of people, and loving everyone isn’t always easy, but this is God’s way, and it is the only way to live in the light.
    Question
    How do you manage to love people who are very different from you?
    Prayer
    Lord God, I thank you for all my Christian brothers and sisters. Please fill me with your love for everyone, especially those who I find most difficult to love. Amen
    4 min
  • Bible Answer Man Podcast with Hank Hanegraaff - Muhammad and the Messiah with David Wood
    On today’s Bible Answer Man broadcast (09/08/25), Hank interviews Christian apologist and philosopher David Wood, author of an article in the Christian Research Journal titled, “Muhammad and the Messiah: Comparing the Central Figures of Islam and Christianity”. Hank and David discuss the political correctness of Islam in the West despite its teachings that militate against everything that we would think we should hold dear, the doctrine of abrogation, Muhammad’s treatment of women, the claim that the Quran is an eloquent masterpiece that could not be anything but divine in origin, the satanic verses, and the Islamic dilemma.
    29 min
  • The Bible Study Hour on Oneplace.com - Putting Off and Putting On
    Turn on the television or open a popular magazine and you’ll be inundated with images of the things the world values – success, beauty, fame, and wealth. But for Christians, there is a higher calling than simply pursuing these worldly values. Today on The Bible Study Hour, Dr. James Boice will offer us a biblical perspective on living a holy life and seeing the world as God sees it.
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    34 min

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