The night Jesus was betrayed Peter said he would never leave nor forsake his Lord, yet that night he denied knowing Him 3 times. In the weeks following Jesus’ resurrection He reached out to Peter and in the most loving and inspiring way restored Peter’s faith and called him to ministry for God. Relive this encouraging event and discover how Jesus will build us up and encourage us to grow in our faith, just like He did for Peter.

Relive that glorious morning through the eyes of Mary as she lingered in the garden of the tomb and experienced a precious, intimate moment with the Savior. Discover how this magnificent story is not just an experience limited to history, for it dramatically describes our walk with Christ, our daily companionship with the Lord that makes up the Christian’s life.

Paul told the Philippians, “one thing I do: Forgetting what is behind”. Does that mean all Christians should forget everything that has happened in the past? Discover what the Lord desires us to leave behind and forget so that we can be fruitful in our service to Him.

Discover a powerful example of obedient servants from an often-overlooked passage of Scripture. While those in attendance were unaware of the mighty working of God, these humble servants were used of God and witnessed the first miracle of Jesus.

As Christians we not only need to go to God for forgiveness from our sins, but we also need to model His example and forgive those who sin against us. In this podcast you will hear two powerful stories of forgiveness and how we can learn from their examples.

As Christians, God desires us to walk by Faith not by Sight. But what does a Step of Faith mean? In this re-telling of a familiar gospel story, you will discover how one disciple had the faith to step out and trust Jesus and how we can apply that same lesson to our life.

The Christian life is to be one of surrender, we are to surrender all that we are and all we have to God. Only in the Christian life does Surrender bring Victory. When we fully surrender our will to the plan God has for us can we truly live a fulfilled victorious life.

Our future on this earth is uncertain, life is full of unexpected trials and tragedies. In order to not just survive but thrive, Believers need a Biblical view of life built on the solid rock of God’s Word, instead of a worldly view built on the shifting sands of human philosophy and opinions.

Whether you lead a church, a small group or just lead someone to Christ you need to have a vision. God calls His leaders to encourage and inspire the people they lead, and nothing is more important to accomplish this than having a compelling vision.

The Parable of the Lifesaving Station is a stark reminder of the purpose of the Church and how Christ expects His followers to live their lives. It is easy to lose direction and to simply become a club where we gather as friends talking only to ourselves, instead of being the caring, compassionate church that Jesus called us to be.