When somebody says he believes in God or that he is a God-fearing person you don’t necessarily know whom or what he is talking about. That is, you don’t know what the person’s concept of God is. In this podcast episode, Frank King underscores the point that many people in our world today are passionately religious but are not worshiping the true God. In this powerful teaching, he addresses five truths about the one true God.

We know what the day we call Easter or Resurrection Day is all about. Jesus died for our sins, and God bodily raised Christ from the dead. Believing on the death and bodily resurrection of Christ is the basis of our salvation. In Romans 10:9, Paul the apostle writes, if we confess with our mouth the Lord Jesus, and believe that God raised Christ from the dead we will be saved. In this Easter message, Frank King addresses the subject, what if Christ did not rise again.

On Easter or Resurrection Day, we reflect on Jesus’ sacrificial death and His bodily resurrection. This tends to be the most heavily attended Sunday worship service for Christian churches. The previous Sunday, which we refer to as Palm Sunday, sets the stage for that historic event as Jesus makes His prophetic entry into Jerusalem. In this podcast episode, Evangelist Frank King expounds on the biblical bases of what we refer to as Palm Sunday.

Most if not all of us would agree that there are many reasons for people to be anxious about life these days. The reason this subject resonates with us so well is because all of us at one time or another are seriously worried or anxious about something or some things. In this podcast episode, Frank King declares war on worry and anxiety as he addresses how we can live beyond anxiety about life.

In this podcast episode, Frank King ministers on the important subject of integrity. Some may argue that they are people of integrity solely on the basis of the fact that they are Christians. But integrity is not incidental to being a Christian. Being a Christian gives us all the wherewithal to become people of moral uprightness. But realizing it requires one to make a personal decision to be consistent and uncompromising with regard to strong moral principles.

In life we utilize a number of resources to help protect us: firearms, home security systems, physical security, etc. Also, in Psalm 91, the psalmist talks about divine protection. When it comes to harm and danger, all of us have and always will have some exposure. None of us can eliminate all the activities in our life that can put us at risk. In this podcast episode, Frank King addresses God’s ability to protect you.

In this podcast episode, Frank King challenges the believers to engage the power of  corporate prayer. This involves believers praying together with other believers. Jesus taught that where two or three are gathered together in His name, He will be in their midst. These words are the essence of corporate prayer. Evangelist King says local churches that are not passionate about corporate prayer are missing out on something that’s indescribably powerful.

We don’t need to have all the answers to life’s challenges. But our faith must be in the one who does. God always has the answer. He always knows what to do about our situation. That in a nutshell is the message in this podcast episode. The Lord is not limited by our circumstances. He can do amazing things with the little we have, if we trust Him with it.

In this podcast episode, Frank King underscores the life-changing power of the Word of God as he teaches on how the Word changes lives. Jesus likens the Kingdom of God to a sower going about sowing seed. In that parable, the seed is the Word of God. Evangelist King explains that the nature of a seed is that it brings forth after its own kind. Similarly, when the Word of God is sown in the hearts of men, it has the power to bring about Christlike character.

As long as God is God, life is never hopeless but at times it can seem that way. In this podcast episode, Frank King presents the Word of God as the message of hope for the hopeless. He stresses how important it is for those of us who preach the Word of God to stay closely connected to God. That’s because we are called to be messengers of the Word of God, but only God knows what His people need to hear.