What’s the first thing you do when you face adilemma? Where do you turn for guidance . . . to the flesh or the Spirit? Kay Arthur assures us that for believers, the Holy Spirit is always available to show us the godly way. Join us for the conclusion of our series, “Life in the Spirit.”

Do you feel that constant tension between the flesh and the Spirit? Kay Arthur continues a series called, “Life in the Spirit,” and helps you get on the road to victory over the flesh.

There’s a determined effort on behalf of the secular left to remove all vestiges of God from the public sphere. What does God expect Christians to do in the face of this assault? Kay Arthur reminds us to always walk by the power of the Holy Spirit.

What does it mean when you have a feeling inside telling you to call or visit a particular person, and you don’t at first know why that person came to mind? Kay Arthur explains that the reason lies in being led by the Spirit.

Since our flesh is still at war with the Spirit inside of us, do you often feel the flesh is winning? Kay Arthur offers the encouragement that with the Lord there’s always hope.

Has Israel’s rejection of Christianity put Christians at enmity with Jews? Well, Kay Arthur tells you why the exact opposite is the case, as she continues a series titled, “Life in the Spirit.”

When you encounter people who are open to hearing about God, do you feel up to the task? Do you know Scripture well enough to accurately convey the gospel? Kay Arthur helps you gain confidence. It’s more of the series, “Life in the Spirit.”

Is there a hunger within you to know more about God? Kay Arthur reminds you that God sees such longing of your heart, and He stands ready to fulfill those desires.

Christian fellowship is at its best when everyone involved looks to meet one another’s needs before his or her own. Kay Arthur shows that such fellowship is a natural result of living “Life in the Spirit.”

Are you surrounded by people, yet you feel all alone? Do you have parents, yet you feel like an orphan? It doesn’t have to be that way! Kay Arthur continues a series called, “Life in the Spirit.”