Live in the Light Daily Broadcast

Life is hard! Stress, trial, and distress are not just occasional interruptions—they're guaranteed parts of the Christian life. But the good news? God doesn't leave us without help or direction. In this one-off message from Psalm 4, Pastor Robbie Symons walks us through a powerful and practical biblical strategy for facing life's pressures. Whether you're in a season of tension, loss, anxiety, or spiritual fatigue, this message on Live in the Light offers hope and clarity for navigating it all with faith.

Jump back into Live in the Light, where we continue in Matthew 6. Pastor Robbie teaches that what we prioritize will ultimately determine the path of our lives. Pursuing goals that are temporal or physical are not necessarily wrong, but they must not be placed above those that are spiritual. God's word instructs us to seek first his Kingdom and his righteousness because that is where God's promises to his people are fulfilled. It is where the antidote to anxiety and the place of blessing, peace and joy is found!

Today on Live in the Light, we continue in Matthew 6. Pastor Robbie teaches that what we prioritize will ultimately determine the path of our lives. Pursuing goals that are temporal or physical are not necessarily wrong, but they must not be placed above those that are spiritual. God's word instructs us to seek first his Kingdom and his righteousness because that is where God's promises to his people are fulfilled. It is where the antidote to anxiety and the place of blessing, peace and joy is found!

Today is part 2 of our message in Matthew 6:22-24. Jesus said, "No one can serve two masters." He explains that people cannot serve both God and money. A person will inevitably choose one to prioritize over the other. Pastor Robbie Symons on Live in the Light today teaches that one's ultimate allegiance must be to God, as divided loyalty will lead to spiritual failure. We must be suspicious of our hearts.

Do you desire a solid, loving, and enduring marriage—one that is truly blessed by God? Pastor Robbie unpacks Ephesians 5:22–24, exploring God’s counter-cultural design for marriage. What does a marriage built by the Lord look like? Through Scripture, we’ll take a closer look at the wife’s role in a biblical marriage, and what true, godly submission is—and is not. Discover how following God's design leads to a marriage that thrives under His blessing on Live in the Light.

In Matthew 6:22-24, Jesus says, "No one can serve two masters." He explains that people cannot serve both God and money. A person will inevitably choose one to prioritize over the other. Pastor Robbie Symons on Live in the Light today teaches that one's ultimate allegiance must be to God, as divided loyalty will lead to spiritual failure. We must be suspicious of our hearts.

Today is Part 2 of this convicting message on Live in the Light. Matthew 6:19-21 warns about placing our trust and value in earthly things that can steal Jesus' rightful place in our hearts. Pastor Robbie Symons implores us to build up our treasures in heaven, living in light of the Kingdom and the greatest gift of all.

Live in the Light is in Matthew 6:19-21 today, where we're warned about placing our trust and value in earthly things that can steal Jesus' rightful place in our hearts. Pastor Robbie Symons implores us to build up our treasures in heaven, living in light of the Kingdom and the greatest gift of all.

Today on Live in the Light, we're back in this message from Matthew 6:16-18 with Pastor Robbie Symons. When we serve or work in the Lord's name with selfish motives, He sees this hypocrisy and rejects it. Yet, he also recognizes the pure motivation of a genuine heart which seeks to glorify him above all else. God rejects what is false, but blesses what is real!

The discipline of fasting is the topic in Matthew 6:16-18, but Christ's message is that which matters most to him: a pure heart. Fasting was and is a practice used to deny oneself in order to fervently seek and draw near to the Lord, and to glorify God. However, Pastor Robbie Symons shows us today that the Pharisees would often draw attention to themselves while fasting, ultimately glorifying self and stealing the glory from God. Are we ever guilty of doing the same? Prepare to examine your heart on Live in the Light.