The resounding message in the Bible is that we are justified by faith in Christ and His redemptive work on the cross. To be justified means to be free from the penalty of sin. But some people today are deceived or blind enough to think that they can do enough good to make it into heaven. In this podcast episode, Frank King tackles this theological subject. He explains why being “good” is not good enough for anyone to make it into heaven.

Chapter 10 of the Book of Acts talks about a man by the name of Cornelius. He prayed to God always. One day, God “remembered” his prayers. Similarly, there is almost always a duration of time between when you pray to God and when He answers your prayers. You must not become weary in the process. In due season, He will answer your prayers. That is the gist of Frank King’s encouraging message in this podcast episode.

We are not saved based on how much we know about the Bible or about Christ. On the other hand, growing in knowledge is not just a religious exercise that we do. There are reasons why it’s important for us to grow in knowledge. In this podcast episode, Pastor Frank King shares two significant reasons for growing in the knowledge of the Word of God and in the knowledge of Christ.

As Christians, we are ambassadors for Christ. Accordingly, our vital mission is to be laborers together with God in winning the lost. But based on a recent survey, many Christians are hesitant about sharing their faith. Some because of fear, and some because they feel ill-equipped to do so. In this podcast episode, Pastor Frank King shares some biblical points to help Christians become more effective in winning the lost.

In this podcast episode, Frank King focuses on the all-important subject of brotherly love. This is the love that Christians should have for each other. "We know that we have passed from death to life because we love the brethren" (1 John 3:14). This quote from the Scriptures gives us the relationship between brotherly love and salvation.  In effect, this verse reveals that the way we know that we have been saved (passed from death to life) is that we love the brethren.

In this podcast episode, Frank King says everyone who is committed to following the Lord is on a faith journey. That’s because walking by faith is the only kind of journey the Lord calls us to. It's the only kind of journey the Holy Spirit leads us on. And it’s the only kind of journey the Word of God will lead us on. Nevertheless, Pastor King explains what makes walking by faith a challenge for us.

In Philippians 2:12, Paul the apostle pens these words: "work out you own salvation." These words suggest that one must work to obtain salvation. But we know that we are saved by grace through faith. In this podcast episode, Frank King explains that the objective of salvation is twofold. Not only has God saved us to go to heaven after we die but also He has saved us to serve Him while we are here. Accordingly, Frank explains what it means to work out your own salvation.

In this podcast episode, Evangelist Frank King teaches on a Great Celebration scheduled to occur in heaven. All celebrations in this world will pale in comparison to this Great Celebration in heaven--Christ will be united with His the church the bride of Christ. God has extended an invitation and He has made provisions for all to be partakers of this grand occasion. Sad but true, many—actually most—of those invited with reject the invitation.

In this podcast episode, Frank King teaches on the life-changing power of the gospel. God has a simple plan of salvation. We are saved by grace through faith in Christ. On the other hand, Minister King reminds us that salvation is a powerful experience, one that always involves an encounter with God. That encounter may not be super dramatic, but through it everyone becomes a new creation. Old things pass away. All things become new.

The truth is that no matter how strong we are or how strong we think we are, all of us will experience times of physical, emotional or spiritual low points in our life. Those are the times when we are most likely to say things, make decisions, or to do things that we ordinarily would not and that we will later regret. In this podcast episode, Frank King teaches on how we can stand strong in spite of our human frailties.