One Simple Word

Today we have a special guest all the way from Canada. Listen as we get some special insight about, and consider, how our life is received - especially by God!

In today's episode listen as we intro 2 Corinthians. Why was there a need for a 2nd letter? Amber challenges Tom on his letter writing and then they discuss the love Paul was showing those people at Corinth.

How are your relationships? Do you need to work at friendships that encourage following Jesus? Listen as Tom and Amber reflect on Paul's example in this final chapter in 1 Corinthians.

How powerful is the resurrection? Listen as we discuss the power of the gospel and consider where we would be if not for having a Savior who arose. This 1 Simple Word needs to be shared again and again, lets make our lives about this chapter.

Time to focus - time to grow. Today listen as we share a chapter that helps rid the church of confusion. Ministry is intended to help people grow closer to Christ. How can you and I live and help to build up others in Christ?

Special guest Friday! Today Tom and Amber welcome an old friend and listener to discuss one of the most popular chapters in the Bible. Lets be careful we don't just think of these truths at weddings or marriage sessions. This chapter is so needed every day.

Do you like gifts? Do you have a registry list? What kind of gifts do you get excited about? What about the ones intended to be used instead of collect dust? Listen as Tom and Amber discuss the gifts that God gives us.

What are way's we remind ourselves of powerful truths? In today's episode Tom and Amber talk about the powerful concepts that Jesus wanted to be taught by using things to help us remember Him and His sacrifice for us.

Today we reflect on the darkness and reality that sin can have when we give in to idols. Paul points to the history of the people of Israel and their tendency to allow idols to take them away from God's steadfast love.

We live in an age where we are often talking about rights. We fight for them. We want them. We don't want them taken from us. Listen as we share Paul's strategy, it sounds counter-cultural then and today.