In today's podcast, we examine one of the most well-known questions that Jesus' followers pose — how do I discern the will of God for life? We could simplify the question to 'what is God's will for my life?' This is an essential query that you must walk out in your everyday life. The answer to this doesn't come by wondering — it comes by an active, diligent, heartfelt seeking of God. How to Absolutely Discern the Will of God: What the Bible Says, that's our focus on this week's Light on Life.

From our study in Ephesians, we look at the Kingdom of God from a slightly different point of view. We are talking about inheriting the Kingdom of God not. The Bible details for us those who will not inherit the Kingdom. Ten People Who Will Not Inherit The Kingdom Of God: What You Should Know — all on this on this week's Light on Life.

This is Thanksgiving week, and it just so happens that we are coming to a verse in Ephesians chapter five that contains an admonition to thankfulness. How cool is that? Right on time — right on target. So, thankfulness is the subject today - but in the context of the verse that we will be looking at there is a strong link to morals. What's the connection? That's what we are going to look at in this podcast. Why the Holy Spirit Connection between Morals and Thanksgiving Matters, that's our focus on this week's Light on Life.

Morals matter. That's the message today, and, may I say, this topic is an unpopular one in today's climate. The New Testament is full of admonitions along the line of right living. The fact that this message lacks the pizzaz that the world desires doesn't matter. It's still the right message for this hour. What steps should a believer take to ensure the fact they are an effective witness for Jesus in these last days? How to Live a Victorious Life in a Morally Bankrupt World, that's our focus on this week's Light on Life.

Born again children of God must stand up for Jesus. Isn't that odd to have to say? But in this highly sensitive age, where people get offended over little or nothing, the statement needs to be made. Do we shy away from Jesus when His demands on our lives go against the current of the age? Is it no longer cool to say that sin is sin? Are we standing up for Jesus or are we the ones with the problem? Standing for Jesus Even When It's Controversial: that's our focus on this week's Light on Life.

This is an encore podcast.

In today's podcast, we are going to talk about the 'power of we'. What do I mean by the 'power of we?' What I mean by that is the power of a group versus the power of an individual. The power of the corporate group. One puts a thousand to flight, two ten-thousand -- that's what we're talking about. The Power of We In A World Of I — all on this week's Light On Life.

This is an encore podcast.

Jesus followers are instructed by the Spirit of God to imitate God. That should be nothing new. We've heard that all our lives with movements like WWJD - what would Jesus do? They say imitation is the best form of flattery. Imitating God, doing what He would is a commanded expectation. But how does all this work? We answer this in this podcast entitled 'Why the Supreme Need Is that Jesus Followers Mimic God' - all on this week's Light on Life.

Hardheartedness is what we are honing in on today. You know this mindset for a Jesus follower is not part of the Abundant Life or the High Life that He references. Callousness is not the way of the Christian. How can we eradicate hard-hearted thinking from our memory banks? Living the Abundant Life is the will of God for your time on planet earth. Every vestige of the old life has got to go. "Why Hardheartedness Is Not Part of the Abundant Life of Jesus" that's our focus on this week's Light on Life.

This is an encore podcast.

In today's podcast, we finish Ephesians chapter four, and with that comes a special admonition from the Apostle Paul via the Spirit of God - 'Let all bitterness be put away from you.' Why is bitterness bad? What should we, as Jesus' followers, do about it? Why Bitter Is Not Better in the Realm of the Emotions that's our focus on this week's Light on Life.

It is one thing to memorize certain verses in the Bible. It's another to obey what you've memorized. There's a missionary in Korea who visited a native convert who proudly recited the Sermon on the Mount. The missionary was delighted but felt that he ought to warn the man it was necessary to practice the words as well as memorize them. The Korean said, "That's the way I learned it; I memorize a verse, then find a neighbor of mine and practice it on him." Are you reading the Bible, or are you doing the Bible? Why You Can Learn from Jewish Rabbis about Being a Doer of the Word, an Encore Podcast, that's our focus on this week's Light on Life.