James 4:7-10 tells us to submit ourselves to God and resist the devil.  In order to live a life where we are consecrated and then living in this freedom from our sin, we first must submit.  We must also experience the godly sorrow of our sin so that when the devil returns, we resist him knowing the pain our sin has caused God.  In this session, Pastor Daniel expounds on the submitted life and godly sorrow verses worldly sorrow.

Take a deep look into the Book of Judges and you will see a constant cycle of sin, servitude, supplication, saving, and silence.  In this episode, Pastor Daniel shows how many still live in this cycle and encourages that in living consecrated, the cycle needs to be broken.

In 2 Chronicles 7:14, God gives an if/then statement for His people in regards to the turning from sin.  Today, Pastor Daniel dives into the familiar passage and explains how this turning relates to consecration.

Continuing on in his study of Romans 6, Pastor Daniel notes how we are called to be servants of God as opposed to servants of sin.  He then takes us back to the time of King Hezekiah and the house cleaning he did to consecrate his reign for the true God.

Looking at Romans 6:1-14, Pastor Daniel looks into the role sin plays to master us while challenging the listener to be on the defense and master sin in order to live a consecrated life.

To be consecrated means to be set apart, and that includes in our actions and words too.  In today's podcast, Pastor Daniel looks at John 4, and challenges with where we are drawing our drink from.

In this new series, Pastor Daniel begins by looking at Joshua 3:5 and the command by Joshua to consecrate yourselves.  What is consecration and how does one move toward this command so that we can find the blessings that follow?  Join Pastor Daniel for another great teaching in God's Word.

In Exodus 20 are found the 10 Commandments, with the first being to not serve other gods.  Looking at the lives of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego, Pastor Daniel details how their choice to obey God in not bowing to an idol promoted them.  The disciples faced the same decision in Acts 5, and bluntly stated that is was better to obey God rather than men.

Has God ever asked you to do something that you thought was crazy?  God is looking for obedience from His sheep, even when the request may seem bizarre.  In this episode, Pastor Daniel looks at a few strange requests in the Bible, and urges again the importance of obedience.

Amos 3:3 asks, "Do two walk together unless they have agreed to do so?"  Who is it that you have agreed to walk with?  Are you walking with God and in His ways, or opposite of God?  Pastor Daniel encourages listeners in this episode by challenges who they are in agreement with.