Jesus is Real Radio with Daniel Fusco

Whether it comes from yourself or others, it can be hard to ignore the voices that remind you of the brokenness of your past. Voices that tell you that God can’t use you because of what’s happened. Today, Pastor Daniel says that that’s not God’s voice. The Lord knows your past but He doesn’t hold it against you. You’ll discover that it’s important to acknowledge your history, but to keep looking forward as you move on in the grace of God.

The moment you find yourself in right now can change the rest of your life. In today’s edition of Jesus is Real Radio, Pastor Daniel urges you to simply respond to Jesus and take the next step in what He’s asking you to do. You don’t have to do what your parents or friends have done. No. You decide what you’ll do next. Will you settle for good enough? Or will you trust Jesus and move toward the life God created you to have?

We’re constantly analyzing the world around us, trying to make sense of it so we can maintain some control of our lives. However, in today’s teaching, Pastor Daniel warns you to fight against making assumptions about other people’s motives. Instead, he encourages you to ask them what’s behind the choices they’re making. Pastor Daniel shares that seeking to understand others is a good starting point for your interactions.

Kids make up the best pretend games. They imagine incredible stories to live out as they play. But, as people grow up, they often trade in those big hopes for something more realistic. You’ll see this played out in today’s teaching. Pastor Daniel shares that a few of the tribes were content where they were just on the edge of the land God had for them. They settled for what was good enough instead of embracing the amazing things God had in store.

When it comes to baking, it’s important that all the ingredients are thoroughly mixed together. If this doesn’t happen, your recipe won’t turn out. Well, today, Pastor Daniel shares that your faith should be mixed into every part of your life. You’ll discover that your walk with God should inform everything you do. Like with that recipe, boxing your faith in its own “Sunday morning only” space will keep your life from turning out the way God hopes.

If you’ve ever tried wearing virtual reality glasses, you’ve experienced the feeling that what you see is really happening to you. You become part of the story you’re watching. Today Pastor Daniel shares that God so identifies Himself with people that it’s as if what you do to another person, you to do God. This is a startling reality! Not only should this impact how you interact with others, but it gives even more weight to the cross of Christ.

Whether you’ve been married for 5 days, 5 years, or 5 decades, you’ll probably agree that marriage is really hard at times. And though God designed the roles in marriage to help you flourish, it can feel impossible to do what God asks. Today, Pastor Daniel agrees and says that this structure should keep humble and on your knees before the Lord. You’ll learn that God will give what you need to be able to love and serve your spouse as God designed.

Authority is a hot topic right now. So, how should you, as a follower of God, approach this issue? Well, today, Pastor Daniel takes a look at the subject of authority as it relates to making vows. Part of why you may struggle with authority is because you’ve lived through its misuse. But God designed authority to be a structure that allows you to grow and thrive, not one that keeps you down. God wants it to be a force for good in your life.

In this culture of instant gratification, busy schedules, and entertainment, it’s normal to drift through life only managing what comes next. On this edition of Jesus is Real Radio, Pastor Daniel shares that God wants you to recognize that He is faithful and should be the King of your life. Life’s distractions can cloud your perspective and make you think you’ve got it handled. But when you take a minute to reflect, you’ll see that you need Jesus to rescue you.

Gratitude is a popular idea right now. You don’t have to look very far to read or hear someone talking about how being grateful can make a big difference in your outlook on life. Well, as widespread as this practice is, it’s also biblical. Today Pastor Daniel asks you to consider when you last stopped to thank God for something. God wants you to acknowledge that He’s there, providing everything for you. So pause a second…look around…and say thanks.