Rev Jeffrey talks about the social cancer of our societywhich is hate and how we should react as Christians.

Rev Jeffrey talks about and answers the question do we needGod to be good. How do we define good, what are the precepts that are used to define good? Can we survive as a society and not need God? Listen to find out if we need God to be good.

Today is Resurrection Sunday and Reverend Jeffrey shares theimportance of this day from a unique perspective of the Biblical Donkey, asking the question do you have the mark of the Cross in your heart.

In this episode Rev Jeffrey talks about and answers an age-old question that has been asked millions of times, why does bad things happen to good people.

Do you struggle with doubts? Have you ever felt like yourprayers are not being heard. That you wonder, is God even listening? What do you do when your faith feels like it's falling apart? What life events have happened in your life that made you wonder or doubt?

In this episode we talk about doubts as a Christian and seewhat the Scripture has to say.

In this episode we look at the history that started the holiday we celebrate in March call St Patricks Day. We also look at the correlation of this holiday with the Holy Spirit and Holy Trinity.

Rev. Jeffrey talks about a serious issue plaguing our country, racism. Listen to hear his powerful discussion on this subject and how as Christians we should deal with it.

On today’s episode of Day 21 of the series Building DynamicFaith we examine Christians facing extreme conditions and the steps and key principles of facing and going through a crisis or hardship. We also talk about what to do when you’re discouraged.

Should we as Christians celebrate Halloween? Rev. Jeffrey shares his thoughts on Halloween and if a Christian can celebrate Halloween and how to celebrate this holiday.

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On Day 19 of Building Dynamic Faith we discuss making faithstatements, what is a faith statement and how we can write a faith stamen to help us in building a deeper, stronger faith.