This 100th episode addresses the polemical question, "What does it mean to die to self"?

This episode examines the devastations of war around the world. At the same time, we are challenged to live a life of prayer to help us address our own personal conflicts (war) with the enemy of our souls.

This episode points to the master plan of God. Relax, listen and spread the Word that God does have a plan that blesses His people whether we understand it or not.

There is a path to redemption! It is not over! It's time to experience the grace of Almighty GOD!

The body of Christ is being challenged to overcome some old and formidable barriers. However, there is nothing too hard for members of the body of Christ who have connected with God and are willing to follow Him to the edge of doubt and dismay to get victory.

This episode is simply a commentary on the insatiable nature of humanity. What are you searching for now? Well, how is that working out for you?

This episode focuses on creating a strong foundation for your Christian faith. A strong and proper foundation will sustain you through the chaotic times we now live in.

Simply a message conveyed to me from God for us during this Winter Season!

Derek and Sharron have been married for over 34 years. It has not been without dry seasons and rough patches, but looking at each other through the eyes of God with grace, mercy, forgiveness, and love can restore the health and vitality of any marriage. This conversation lays the groundwork for a successful marriage. If you and your spouse are interested in marriage education, they can be reached at [email protected]

This KIP episode continues to delve deeply into the world of pastoral leadership and leadership in general. Its aim is to build a supportive scaffold around pastoral leadership in the church and the marketplace. There are biblical principles that have been put in place for leadership; so we don't become casualties of war and or collateral damage. We are at war, and we should govern ourselves accordingly for the preservation of the people we serve.