We live in a world where people are programmed to brag and boast about apsects of their lives. From entertainers boasting about their talent and success to politicians and religious figures who want to make sure everyone knows about their good deeds. Unfortunately, our boisterous words are concealing the insecurities that our plaguing us. In this podcast, I teach about how we can truly eradicate insecurity from within us, walk in a confident, secure self-image, and be authentic people from the inside out.

This is a fact of life: Life is unfair. We all experience hurtful situations that threaten to shape how we view ourselves and the world around us. It is up to each of us to move past those painful memories and set our faces on the bright future in front of us. In this podcast, I give practical steps from the Bible on how to stop allowing the painful memories from the past from defining you, and how you see people and present situations.

Organic Christianity is practicing Christianity in its most pure and undiluted form. People are turning away from organized religion, and the concept of faith; however, there is power in a faith in God, a faith in Jesus Christ that is free from man-made traditions. Through principles from the life of Jesus Christ, I will teach about how, through a pure practice of our faith, we can experience the tangible power of God that energizes, enlightens, empowers and heals.

We all have personal beliefs and perspectives that guide our lifestyles. That is fine in as much as we keep it personal; however, when we take our personal beliefs too far and start to jugde other people by what we believe, we create problems in our relationships as well as our ability to receive from God through other people. In this podcast, I talk about the boundaries we need to place on what we believe.

The past is a constant enemy that we must contend with in our thoughts. It is easy to feel trapped by our past regrets, misfortunes, and decisions. It takes faith to move forward, and we all have that faith within us to let go of the past and press forward into the amazing future that still awaits us. In this podcast, I will discuss how to use your faith to move forward.

Red flags are those early warning signs - indicators - that warn us not to proceed with a relationship. We are able to heed the red flags and pull back before we find ourselves involved in a relational train wreck. In this teaching, I review what are different types of red flags, why we don't heed the warnings, and how to overcome the temptation to go past the red flags.

It is election time and, as usual, Jesus is getting pulled onto the campaign trail. In this teaching, I present the case that Jesus does not fit into the world of politics.

Modesty has been a buzzword in the Christian community for centuries. The emphasis on women dressing modestly is truly a perpetual discussion in churches that never ends in a universal conclusion. In our fallen world, sexualized images of immodestly dressed women have always canvassed the landscape from ancient art to modern-day magazines and billboards. The desire within women to be seen as beautiful and within men to see beautiful female bodies puts us in this modesty dilemma. In this teaching, I want to show you how the concept of dressing modestly begins with a philosophy of the heart that transfers over into outward appearance, and I want to point out how the approach of making it a physical dynamic really creates a lot of guilt, self-consciousness, repression, and condemnation in women.

The word surrender usually does not evoke feelings of power. The thought of throwing up the white flag just can stir up thoughts of fear and anxiety. I have always heard this joke in church that the thought of surrendering to God’s plans for our lives, for some people, is met with apprehension because, who knows, He might ask you to go be a missionary in some far away country and live in a grass hut with a dirt floor. In this teaching, I want to turn your perspective away from the negative and fearful thoughts that come with the word surrender and show you the positive aspects of living a life that is surrendered to God.

As the month of June ends, and we head into July, we are officially at the mid-point of the year. For many of us, we started the year off with goals we desired to accomplish and changes we desired to make. Now, as we are at the second-half of the year, it is review time. Where are you at with accomplishing those goals and making those changes? I would like to share a secret with you. I recently read a study that stated by the middle of the year, over 50% of people abandon their New Year’s resolutions. I also read a story in the Wall Street Journal that stated over 88% of New Year’s resolutions are unsuccessful. In this teaching, I would like to share a biblical secret to help you push pass those internal limitations that cause change to be so elusive.