This episode provides some key principles for a more effective prayer life. Generally speaking, everyone knows how to pray since a loose definition of prayer is "talking to God." But in this podcast episode, Frank King argues that effective prayer is more than just talking to God. He addresses the right way to pray and the wrong way to pray. He defines praying the right way as effective prayer and praying the wrong way as ineffective prayer.

Moses was upon the mountain with God who showed him a building plan. God instructed Moses to build Him a sanctuary in strict accordance with the pattern God had showed him. This was to the intent that God could dwell among His people. The resulting tabernacle and the subsequent temple were commonly referred to as the house of God. In this podcast episode, Frank King explains why the house of God is a special place, ordained by God, where we can experience His awesome presence.

God has a plan for each of our life. But if we will be honest about it, sometimes, what God is doing in our life makes no sense to us. His ways and thoughts are higher than ours. As the heavens are higher than the earth, so are God's ways higher than ours (Isaiah 55:9). But God does not require us to understand what He is doing in our life. Rather, He calls on us to trust Him. Listen to this podcast episode as Frank King teaches on the subject of trusting God with regard to His plan for your life.

Perhaps everyone who attends a Christian church will tell you he or she has faith in God. But biblical faith is not subjective. That is, one's idea of what it means to have faith in God is not necessarily what it means to have faith in God. In this podcast episode, Evangelist Frank King addresses the difference between dead faith and biblical faith. He also challenges believers to put their faith in God.

If there was ever a time for the church to become serious about prayer, that time is now. In this podcast episode, Evangelist Frank King teaches on the power of a praying church. He says prayer is the means by which we invite the powers of heaven into the earthly realm. But he argues that this authority has not been given to everyone. Rather, it is reserved for the church of the living God. This message aims to embolden the church in the area of corporate prayer.

Nearly everything in life that's worth achieving requires discipline. That is true in both the physical realm and the spiritual realm. In this podcast episode, Frank King addresses the importance of spiritual discipline in the life of a Christian. He underscores the point that spiritual discipline is the only means by which we can achieve godliness. The content of this message is 100% applicable to all Christians. But since it was produced on Father's Day, it is specifically addressed to Christian fathers.

The United States is currently beset by a deadly pandemic that has already claimed the lives of over 100,000 people in the US. Additionally, over 40 million Americans have applied for unemployment during the past several months. Needless to say, many people are worried about their safety and about the future. Using the current state of America as the occasion, in this podcast episode, Evangelist Frank King teaches on how we can successfully navigate a turbulent world.

In this podcast episode, you will be blessed and challenged as Frank King teaches on the importance of growing in the knowledge of the Lord. He says, we don't need to be mature in knowledge to go to heaven. But there are practical reasons why we should grow in the knowledge of the Lord. For instance, so we can maximize our relationship with Christ and so we can increase our ability to be used by Him. These two areas should be important to every Christian.

One of the most phenomenal aspects of the Christian life is the indwelling presence of the Holy Spirit. In this podcast episode, Frank King teaches on the importance of Christians being empowered by the Holy Spirit. As for why would God indwell us with the phenomenal person of the Holy Spirit, Frank says it's because of the amazing life God is calling us to live and the amazing works He is calling us to do. But we can only experience that power when we place a demand on the Holy Spirit.

Jesus refers to Himself as the Good Shepherd. This title distinguished Him from the corrupt and self-serving shepherds of His day. Jesus says those of us who belong to Him are His sheep. The Jews could well relate to this analogy of the shepherd and the sheep because tending to sheep was a main occupation for them. In this podcast episode, Frank King focuses on the qualifications for being a sheep of the Good Shepherd. What does Jesus say about those who belong to His sheepfold?