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.

In John's gospel chapter nine, Jesus heals a man who was born blind. D.L. Moody on the subject of physical blindness said, "But what was it in comparison to the loss of a soul? I would rather have my eyes plucked out of my head and go down to my grave in total blindness than lose my soul." Moody's words are right. Yes, losing your soul is far greater than losing your physical eyesight. But, how about this Bible fact? You can have spiritual sight fulfilling your God-given purpose on planet earth as a Kingdom builder, AND you can have your physical sight because Jesus is your healer. The man born blind in John nine. That's our focus on this week's Light on Life.

You can explode into 2020 with the power of vision. January is the time of the year where people think about things like resolutions, goals, and direction for the upcoming year. Soon after the completion of Disney World, someone said, "Isn't it too bad that Walt Disney didn't live to see this?" Mike Vance, creative director of Disney Studios, replied, "He did see it—that's why it's here." Explosive vision is seeing things invisible. Do you have a new vision for this new year?

Well, welcome everybody to this week's Season-ending recap of season six of Light on Life. In this week's Season Six Episode 52 version of Light on Life, we are going to take a look at the stats, look at the series, look at the impact, look at the growth, and look forward to season seven.

Is there room in your heart for Jesus? This is a question that comes to bear during the Christmas season with the 'no room in the inn' saga of Mary and Joseph. As the gospels record the life of Jesus, we find many instances where this 'no room for Jesus' was the case.

How are we supposed to deal with injustices and still be a person of Christlike character? One day Jesus gave us a parable along the lines of injustice. How did He say that we should respond? That's our focus in 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 to 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?

It's that Thanksgiving time of the year. Worship, praise and thanksgiving, that's what we're talking about in this week's Light on Life.

The Bible is a book that speaks to your everyday life. George Mueller, who was known for his strong faith, confided. "The first 3 years after conversion, I neglected the Word of God. Since I began to search it diligently, the blessing has been wonderful. I have read the Bible through 100x and always with increasing delight!" Reading the Bible is the preliminary to strong active faith. But, you can't just read it. You have to put what Bible you read to use in your everyday life.

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.