Jesus is Real Radio with Daniel Fusco

What do you want to be when you grow up? For a woman whose heart belongs to Jesus, Proverbs 31 answers that question. Today, Pastor Daniel invites you to discover the many amazing qualities of this virtuous woman. He encourages you to remember that you are a work in progress. As you walk with the Lord and let Him transform your heart, you’ll begin to see the characteristics listed in this passage take root in your life.

Humans, by nature, are self-centered. From infancy, its about meeting your own needs and desires. So, humility isn’t something that comes naturally. Today, Pastor Daniel shares that you have to choose to be humble. As you connect with the Lord, you’ll begin to see yourself as God sees you: an amazing but broken person in need of rescue. You’ll grow in humility as you make the daily choice to live in light of this truth and let it change you.

You don’t have to look far to find instances where someone’s financial world was devastated in the blink of an eye.

Today, Pastor Daniel shares that money can help you in your life but you can’t rely on it to keep you safe and secure. As you listen, you’ll discover that God is the only one who can be trusted to keep you safe. When your world is crumbling, you can run to the Lord. He loves you and wants to be the one to protect you.

Should the truth that God is real have any impact on the way you live? Does it matter in the choices you make or how you interact with others? Today, Pastor Daniel tells you that it does. You’ll learn that God has given you the bits of wisdom in the book of Proverbs to help you live well. Pastor Daniel reminds you that what you stand for and stand against matters to God. He cares about you and wants you to get behind the things that please Him.

If you have siblings, it’s almost a guarantee that at some point (or many points) they’ve annoyed you. As he continues in the series God’s Tweets, Pastor Daniel points out that the book of Proverbs has quite a bit to say about being annoying. You’ll learn that pride and self-centeredness are the root causes of this behavior. When your focus is on yourself, you don’t see or even care about how your choices affect the people around you.

Though it may be easier to take in a work-place environment, very few people want to hear how they are messing up. Even constructive criticism can leave you feeling defensive and angry. Today, Pastor Daniel invites you to consider being open to allowing others to speak into your life. As difficult as it may be, giving friends a green-light to tell you when they see you going down a dangerous path will lead to your safety and character development.

At times, it would be great to know exactly what will happen in the future. But, as Pastor Daniel reminds you today, that isn’t reality. In fact, you’ll learn that the book of Proverbs says it isn’t wise to rest on your expectations of what will happen tomorrow. Nothing is promised. Things can change in the blink of an eye. So, you shouldn’t bank on what you think will happen, but instead, place your hope in who God is and what He says is true.

The concept of living in the moment is pretty popular right now. But it’s not a new idea. You can see this message in the Bible over and over. Today, Pastor Daniel addresses this when he tells you not to put off what God is asking you to do. You’ll be challenged to follow the Lord’s leading in the moment that you’re in right now. God wants to be alive with you in your present circumstances. So, yield to His leading and get ready to see Him show up!

Fight or flight. When you face something dangerous, what will you do? Well, today on Jesus is Real Radio, Pastor Daniel continues through the book of Proverbs, sharing several areas of struggle you should run from. You’ll be challenged to take an honest look at your life and ask yourself if these issues are present. If so, Pastor Daniel urges you to run away from them. They will only lead to suffering and damage for you and everyone around you.

You’ve done it too… Throw the entire mess of your house into a bedroom and shut the door just before your company comes. Though this may hide the ugly reality of your house for a little bit, eventually you’re going to have to deal with it. Today, Pastor Daniel shares that the same is true with sin. As much as you try to hide it, eventually, it will come out. He encourages you to have the integrity to be honest and own up to the ways you’ve failed.