Prayer is the means by which we make our requests to God and receive from Him. Most people who attend church regularly know how to pray to God on some level. But many say they have difficulty grasping how God is answering their prayers. The problem is that sometimes when we pray, we are looking for God to answer one particular way, and He may choose to answer our prayers another way. In this podcast episode, Evangelist Frank King expounds on three ways God answers prayer.

How does the Lord feel about a spiritually lukewarm church? In chapter 3 of the book of the Revelation, Jesus instructs John to write a letter of rebuke to such a church. Jesus regarded this church as not hot or cold but lukewarm. Bible teacher Frank King contends that many of the churches today fall into that same category. In this podcast episode, he draws points from John's letter to the church at Laodicea to speak to lukewarm churches of today.

The sovereignty of God refers to His right and power to do whatever he wants to do. In Christendom, we regard God’s providence as the means by which He brings His sovereignty to pass. The entire world is dealing with and trying to make sense of the Coronavirus pandemic. Is God possibly saying something to us through this global tragedy? In this podcast episode, Frank King reflects on the Coronavirus pandemic, reminding us of God’s faithfulness even when we don’t know what He is up to.

We may sometimes think that since we are the people of God, He should safeguard us from anything that’s life threatening. The truth is that He sometimes allows us to be subjected to life-threatening situations, but He has provided us with the spiritual resources we need for weathering the storms of life. In this Mother’s Day message, Evangelist Frank King zeroes in on the importance of faith and the quiet strength of a mother as they relate to families weathering the storms of life.

In this podcast episode, Frank King addresses God’s patience for the lost. It is not His will for anyone to perish but for all to repent (2 Peter 3:9). It is to this end that He sent His Son to die for the sins of humanity. God’s patience for the lost is an expression of His love because love is patient (1 Corinthians 13:4). We should be patient with the lost because God was patient with us.

The Bible teaches that we are to love our neighbor as we love ourselves. But who is your neighbor? We all know the traditional view of who our neighbors are. They are the people who live on the same street we do and perhaps a few of the adjacent streets. But in this podcast episode, Frank King challenges your traditional views and beliefs to give you a Kingdom perspective of who is your neighbor.

No one wants to experience pain and difficulty in life. But the truth is that no matter how we try to avoid it, all of us are going to have bad situations in our life. God has not promised us that everything in our life will be positive or that everything in our life will go the way we want it to. In this podcast episode, Frank King addresses the key to learning to see good in bad situations.

On Easter Sunday, the death of Christ and His bodily resurrection are front and center. The night before the death of Christ was a time of unfathomable sorrow and grief. God would lay upon Him the sins of the whole world. He who knew no sin would be made sin for us. In this podcast episode, Evangelist Frank King focuses on Jesus’ emotional struggle with the burden of the cross.

Are you a Christian wife married to a non-Christian husband? Perhaps he attends church but is not being won by the Word of God. Or maybe, he does not attend church at all. If so, this short video teaching has been prepared specifically for you. In this teaching, Evangelist Frank King shares a biblical strategy for winning your husband to the Lord. This teaching is applicable to any married or unmarried man or woman who is unequally yoked.