Proverbs 21:1 says the king's heart is in the hand of the Lord. That means all the kings, not just the good ones, not just the righteous ones. There is a blessing side to the Hand of Lord? As believers, we want all there is of the blessing which comes from the hand of God in our daily life. The heart of the king is in the hand of the Lord. That's what we are talking about in this week's Light on Life.

One of the most widely used phrases about God involves the word mystery. 'God moves in mysterious ways - His wonders to behold. Many have parroted this saying for millennia on end. Yet, when you understand what the Bible says about the subject of mystery and its connection to God -- you will find that in some ways, things are not as baffling as you suppose. Mystery is the area of focus today: Why God is the Greatest Mystery Writer of All Time - that's what we are talking about on this week's Light On Life.

In today's podcast, we are taking a look at a big Bible word - the word redemption. What is the word redemption? What does it mean? You've heard people in church circles use this word all the time - they say 'Thank God I've been redeemed.' Redemption implies a price, a ransom paid to secure a release. God paid a ransom price for you. You did not come cheap. In today's Light On Life podcast, we delve into this big Bible word - redemption and examine what it means to be the redeemed of the Lord.

Predestination is a big Bible word. Have you ever heard the term? What does it mean to be 'predestined'? How does it elevate your life? What about the term foreknowledge? Have you ever heard that term used in reference to God — the fact that God has perfect foreknowledge? You run into these two big Bible Words in Ephesians one. How Predestination and God's Foreknowledge Elevates Your Everyday Life, that's our focus on this week's Light On Life.

In Ephesians chapter four, we are admonished by the Holy Spirit of God to walk worthy of the calling to which we have been called. But what does that mean 'walking worthy of the Lord?' How will that impact my everyday life? In today's Light On Life Podcast, we take a look at these words. Walking Worthy of the Lord: What It Means for Your Everyday Life.

Today's podcast focuses on the power of praying with people. This type of prayer we could specifically call the Prayer of Agreement. All prayer is the not same. There are different guidelines for different types of prayer. The Prayer of Faith for your needs differs in some ways from the prayer we are talking about today. What results are achievable praying this Prayer of Agreement and what are some of the rules that govern it? That's our focus on this week's Light on Life.

You may have heard the quote that proper preparation prevents poor performance. There is a great measure of truth in that statement. God needs prepared men. Preparation is vital in the things of God. It's something you will find that you will always be involved with. And that's what we are going to look at in today's podcast: Why Your Holy Spirit Preparation Is Part of Your God Story, that's our focus on this week's Light On Life.

Miracles, we see them in the Bible, a book that spans 4000 years of recorded history. We see God's desire for man to be 'every bit whole.' Yet, there are those who say it's all past - that the age of miracles has ceased. That God waited until the death of the last apostle and then removed His miracle hand from the earth. History, though, tells a different tale. God did healing miracles via the hands of the Early Church Fathers. And, that's what we're going to take a look at on this week's Light On Life.

How does God grow a church? How did he do it in the early church? We have a clear example in the book of Acts concerning the church at Ephesus. Have we gotten away from the simplicity of the Word of God and exchanged it for a fast-paced totally choreographed model? The question we need to ask ourselves is this: How Did God Build the Early Church and Why Does it Matter? Answering that question is our focus on this week's Light On Life.

We have heard the term 'being seated with Christ.' The Apostle Paul used the term in his epistles. But, what does that term mean and how can knowing the truth and reality of those words make a difference in my everyday life? Seated on high with Christ and the power resident in the authority found there, that's our focus on this week's Light On Life.