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.

The High Life in God is the life you want to live. It's the life you've been looking for. Jesus called this kind of life the 'abundant life' in John's gospel. This abundant life is what we are talking about in today's podcast, however, we are going to look at it from a different perspective. "Why the Dark Life Is Not the High Life in God." This is part two of this series and our focus on this week's Light on Life.

The dark life, a life apart from God, the life that you used to live before you came to Jesus, is one of Paul's points of focus in Ephesians chapter four. Paul references both kinds of life here, the high life in God and the low life in Satan. In today's Light on Life podcast, we will address 'Why the Dark Life Is Not the High Life in God.

Freedom insights from the book of Romans is the subject we want to dwell on in this week's podcast. As we get ready to celebrate Independence Day here in the United States, the subject of freedom looms even larger and more pronounced than ever. Roe V Wade was just overturned, a truly historic moment in the annuals of the human experience. The protests that surround the decision deal with the idea of freedom of choice. But, is that what freedom is really about? Is it only freedom to choose or is it something more? In Romans 8:2 Paul says, 'For the law of the Spirit of life in Christ Jesus hath made me free from the law of sin and death.' You're totally free because of Jesus if you only know it. Freedom Insights from the Law of the Spirit of Life in Christ Jesus, that's our focus on this week's Light on Life podcast.

Fulfilling purpose, God's purpose for your everyday life is something we should have on our minds. Walking in the purpose God designed for our lives is how we fulfill our unique reason for being. So in this week's Light on Life podcast, we dive into part two of this subject, with More of Eight Ways to Fulfill God's Purpose for your Life.

Purpose, God's purpose is what we want to look at in this week's podcast. What is God's plan for your everyday life? We, as Jesus followers. must be intentional about our lives. The scriptures say that we are to live circumspectly. That is life with huge purpose. So in this week's Light on Life podcast, we dive into the subject, Eight Ways to Fulfill God's Purpose for your Life.

Self-image is a vital and critical area of the human experience. By age five, studies show, children have already formed a fairly decent impression of themselves. But what if the self-image that you currently possess is not the one that God has of you? Having a negative self-image can definitely hinder God's plan for your life. How do you overcome that? How can your self-image line up with God's version of the same? Examining and answering those questions is the focus of this podcast. Why Self-Image Is Super Important in All Things Spiritual, that's our focus on this week's Light on Life.

We are going to talk today about freedom, God-style! Let's look at what it is and why God's version of it is super superior to ours. Freedom is a big issue for all of the inhabitants of the planet, human, animal, vegetable, and mineral. People crave it but, are we sure we want it the way He offers it? So, let's take a look at this idea in this podcast. Freedom, God-style, is our focus today: why the Lord's idea of it is better than yours. All this and more on this week's Light on Life.

God believes in church. He believes in you being part of a local assembly. We all need to be involved in the ministry of the church because it is a ministry of people. When a church lives, it lives because the people within are vital and active. When a church dies, it withers and dies not because the brick and mortar and carpet and pews get old and begin to crack and rip and crumble. Why God Believes in Church and Why You Need to Be There, that's our focus on this week's Light on Life.

In the Book of Ephesians, and in several other places in the Bible, the Word of God alludes to the fact that there are prisons in the heart of the earth. Paul, speaking by the Spirit of God, called these places the lower regions. The question we have today is just exactly who is in these lower regions? What Jesus Teaches about Who Is Locked Away in the Lower Regions, that's our focus on this week's Light on Life.