Much of modern society does not see how God is relevant to their lives. Maybe the way to change that is to show them how relevant He is to our lives. 

We all have favorite verses of Scripture which speak directly to our lives. Does satan have a favorite verse he uses to speak condemnation to us? What is the difference between conviction and condemnation? Is there a simple answer to that question which can provide freedom? 

Hang on till the end as Ryan reveals how our theme song came from a time of his own life. 

Lost sheep. Lost coins. Lost people. Uncaught fish!

Before the cleaning process can begin we first must find that which needs to be cleaned. Are we willing to put ourselves in the midst of the finding process or do we prefer to not get our hands dirty? God is asking us to be part of the process of finding that which is lost, which means that as we are engaged is His process we will as a bonus find Him.

Lost sheep. Lost coins. Lost people. 

The parables give us hope in our day that God is seeking those who may feel lost from His presence. This week we give an example of the extremes He will go to in bringing a person to Himself. 

Feeling lost? Maybe it is your time to be found!

The Creator has given each of us specific gifts that we are to use to influence the world He has placed us in.  Some people are given more and some are given less. This episode takes some interesting twists and turns on a pretty familiar theme while challenging each of us to never hide what we have been given.

Do we really have to wait for His Kingdom before we begin to enjoy His Kingdom? Can we get a “taste” of what is to come as we eagerly wait for it to come?

Many are talking about the Kingdom of God. Do we really know what it is? Have we thought much about what those days will be like to live in? Are we content to simply wait for it to come or are we running toward it by walking a level of that Kingdom in our daily lives?

Focusing on our destination is essential, but if we must also keep an eye on where our feet step as we are walking. God says He will direct our step, which means He will help us in the placement of our steps. How do we receive this help? Admitting we need help is a vital beginning. Falling in love with that help takes our walk to a whole new level!

Is life about the journey or the destination? Which is more important for us to focus on? What if you find yourself walking the wrong direction? Is it ever too late to make direction changes? So many life lessons are packed into the hour. 

If our “confession” does not change our walk then our words may have been just that, words. In Messiah God has made Himself approachable to us. This one thought separates us from all other religions on this earth. He is approachable, but it is our choice to make the first life changing steps toward Him.