Live in the Light Daily Broadcast

In the middle of a hard season, we may line up our burdens, sins, and worries seeking to carry them ourselves... but who carries us? Who is in control of our lives from our first breath to the last? God. God's sovereignty gives birth to gratitude, hope, comfort, and joy when things are bright and gloomy. As we continue to walk with the Lord, we must continue to behold Him. Join us as we explore Isaiah 40:1-11.

In Acts 4, we see the disciples' "holy reflex" in times of trial: they immediately fall to their knees and pray together in unity. There is undeniable power when God's people come together in prayer. The early church in Acts provides a powerful example for the church today, showing how genuine faith, dependence, and trust in prayer ultimately result in answered prayer.

In Acts 4, we see the disciples' "holy reflex" in times of trial: they immediately fall to their knees and pray together in unity. There is undeniable power when God's people come together in prayer. The early church in Acts provides a powerful example for the church today, showing how genuine faith, dependence, and trust in prayer ultimately result in answered prayer.

The sin of lust and the fallout from it has reached epidemic proportions in our current culture. Sexual sin has torn apart marriages, destroyed families and decimated lives, yet we continue to see industries such as pornography, flourish and grow. Jesus has a stern word for us regarding the incredible dangers of lust, warning that if left unchecked it will result in sin and suffering. It's time for a check up!

Prayer is our essential connection to God. We recognize that without Him, we can do nothing, and we understand that the most powerful way to draw near to Him is through prayer. Yet, our fallen nature often resists prayer, and our flesh pulls us away, providing endless excuses and distractions. So, how do we overcome this and cultivate a life of prayer? In today’s message, we learn how Jesus taught His disciples—and now teaches us—how to pray.

Prayer is our essential connection to God. We recognize that without Him, we can do nothing, and we understand that the most powerful way to draw near to Him is through prayer. Yet, our fallen nature often resists prayer, and our flesh pulls us away, providing endless excuses and distractions. So, how do we overcome this and cultivate a life of prayer? In today’s message, we learn how Jesus taught His disciples—and now teaches us—how to pray.

Charles Spurgeon once said, "Prayer is the grandest power in the universe." If we truly believe this, why is it that so many Christians have such weak prayer lives? The Bible teaches us that prayer taps into God's power, reveals His glory, deepens our relationship with Him, invites His strength, and stirs the Holy Spirit. Join us today as God's Word guides us in becoming a House of Prayer.

Charles Spurgeon once said, "Prayer is the grandest power in the universe." If we truly believe this, why is it that so many Christians have such weak prayer lives? The Bible teaches us that prayer taps into God's power, reveals His glory, deepens our relationship with Him, invites His strength, and stirs the Holy Spirit. Join us today as God's Word guides us in becoming a House of Prayer.

The book of Isaiah is often referred to as the "fifth gospel" because his prophecies point so clearly to the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. The themes of suffering, redemption, and restoration found in Isaiah 53 resonate with the core message of the four canonical Gospels. Isaiah's detailed depiction of the "suffering servant" provides a backdrop for understanding the significance of Jesus' mission and underscores the consistency of God's plan of salvation throughout Scripture. In today's message, Robbie wraps up this series in Isaiah with the foretold good news that the Messiah will be raised from death to life, conquering the grave and securing victory over death and sin.

The resurrection is not just a spiritual metaphor; it is a historical event. Jesus was dead, and now he is alive. This fact challenges the deepest fears of humanity—death itself—and provides the foundation of Christian hope. The resurrection is God’s ultimate statement that through Christ, life triumphs over death, light over darkness, and good over evil.