Our listeners have been soaking in the story of an arrogant dictator, a beautiful young woman who marries into royalty, and a conspiracy to commit genocide. This story isn’t the latest juicy novel. It’s from the Bible.

Understandably, we get upset with leaders who abuse political power. Instead of serving the public, they’re serving themselves.

The word amuse literally means "to stop thinking." A lot of people equate rest and celebration with amusement.

The book of Ecclesiastes tells us that there is a time to weep and a time to laugh. So let us weep over the lost and over our own sin.

The law of the Spirit of Life in Christ Jesus works in our lives, overcoming the pull, the gravity, the law of sin and death.

If a powerful government leader were to attack a minority population, who would likely come out ahead? It depends on God’s will.

Imagine your spouse made the kind of mistake that could cost thousands of people their lives. Would you approach him with a humble, gracious spirit?

Does God really control everything? Even wicked people? Find out as Nancy continues her study through the book of Esther.

Trust in God’s providence does not mean that you always sit back and do nothing and just wait for things to unfold as they will happen.

If you’ve ever felt like a nobody, you’re not alone. The solution isn’t to talk to yourself and convince yourself how special you are.