In this podcast episode, Frank King explains that we don’t always have it together in the area of faith. He reminds us that you can be a genuine Christian and still struggle at times with living by faith in the teachings and promises found in the Scriptures. To see that this is true, we have only to look at the Lord’s disciples. Though they were with Him throughout His public ministry, even they at times struggled with unbelief.

In this podcast episode, Frank King reminds us that the church needs more workers. Too often pastors and church members focus mostly on head count and church attendance. But the greater need for every local church is for more believers who are committed to serving the Lord by serving others. Christ is our example. He was moved by compassion to meet the spiritual needs of others, and we are Christ’s ambassadors.

In this podcast episode, Frank King teaches on the concept of godliness with contentment. It simply means to have a deep reverence for God while at the same time being satisfied with what you have. The problem is that godliness and contentment don’t automatically go hand in hand. In other words, just because you love God does not necessarily mean you are satisfied with where you find yourself in life. So, contentment is not incidental to godliness.

The year 2020 has been a tough year for America. The most horrific event of the year has been the Coronavirus pandemic. But in this Christmas message, Evangelist King says for those of us who know the true meaning of Christmas, there is no level of darkness in our world that can extinguish the joy and the light this season brings. In this episode, he focuses on the words of the heavenly host who appeared to the shepherds—“on earth peace, good will toward men.”

The Bible refers to the devil as our adversary who goes about seeking whom he may devour. If God were to open our eyes so we could see the evil at work in the spiritual realm, it would blow our mind. But though it may appear to some that the devil and the powers of darkness are having their way in our world, that is not the case. In this podcast episode, Frank King teaches on God’s power over the devil in our life.

In the United States, we recognize the fourth Thursday of each November as Thanksgiving Day. But for the Christian community, Thanksgiving Day is more than a day that comes once a year. Instead, it is to be for us a way of life. For the Bible says, in everything we should give thanks. In this Thanksgiving Day message, Evangelist Frank King addresses the sin of unthankfulness that even Christians can at times be guilty of.

Judgment means to form, to have, or to give an opinion about something or someone. People often quote the words of Jesus when He said “Judge not that you be not judged.” Based on those words, many believe it is wrong for us to judge others in any way. But Evangelist Frank King argues that this is not the case. In this podcast episode, he expounds on what the Bible teaches about judging others.

False prophecy was a serious problem in the Old Testament and in the days of the apostles. It is also a serious problem today. Moreover, false prophets will not become less of a problem going forward but they will increase with time. The good news is that we don’t have to be a victim of false prophets. In this podcast episode, Frank King equips the body of Christ on how to guard yourself against false prophets.

In this podcast episode, Frank King explains that we are living in a world that is increasingly at war with God. This war is a spiritual war. It is reflected by an unwillingness to submit to Kingdom rule.  Using Psalm 2 as his basis, Pastor Frank explains what God will ultimately do about the situation. A resounding message in this episode is that God is in control--even in a world increasingly at war with God.

The breadth of the importance of the Holy Spirit in our life is evident in biblical phrases such as the person of the Holy Spirit, being born of the Spirit, being led by the Spirit, being empowered by the Spirit, being filled with the Spirit, the gifts of the Holy Spirit, etc. But in this podcast episode, Frank King teaches on a very fundamental concept with regard to the Holy Spirit; that is the idea of Christ living in us through the Holy Spirit.