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Proclamation Station presents, “Christmas In Heaven!” In this episode, we talk about how Christmas celebrations in our heavenly home will be abundantly better than anything we have seen before. Revelation 21:1 reads, “Then I saw a new heaven and a new earth for the first heaven and the first earth had passed away, and there was no longer any sea.”
Proclamation Station presents the conclusion of our two-part broadcast, “Fearfully and Wonderfully Made!” God deserves our praise for creating us fearfully and wonderfully. He delights in our praises and is always where we are, always listening to and providing for us!
Proclamation Station presents part one of our two-part broadcast, “Fearfully and Wonderfully Made!” Jesus loves us more than anyone in the world and He can take care of us better than anyone else in the world. We know what “wonderfully made” means, now learn what it means to be fearfully made.
Proclamation Station presents, ”Be Completely Obedient to God!” Today, we discuss how we all mess up sometimes. And when we make mistakes, we have to stop and go to God, look to Him for guidance, pray for strength to overcome our flesh, and obey by doing what He has told us to do. As close as Moses was to God, his emotions caused him to miss the mark when he was trying to do right. If it can happen to him then we will certainly fail at times as well. In spite of these mistakes God will be glorified and, if we are saved, we will still be with Him in the Promised Land!
Proclamation Station presents, “Wait On God!” Today, we discuss how Christians need to wait on God to show them how to deal with the challenges of life. Even though God is always with us, there are times when we go through circumstances and situations where we must wait on the will of God.
Proclamation Station presents, “Give Complete Thanks!” As we approach Thanksgiving Day, we should give God thanks for everything that He has done, is doing, and will do for you and your loved ones!
Proclamation Station presents, “Persecuted For Jesus’s Sake!” Today, we talk about persecution in the early church as well as the persecution of Christians today. We examine 1 Peter 1:6-8, in which Peter talks to the exiles about their hope in God through eternal life. The exiles have been persecuted as members of the early church, as many Christians are persecuted as members of the church today.
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