Paul wrote in 1 Corinthians 10: 31- “So whether you eat or drink or whatever you do, do it all for the glory of God.” Your job is that whatever and you should do it for God’s glory. Here’s the unexhaustive list of how we can do that.

Society says that Christians are hateful, self-righteous, and judgmental, but if we are who they claim we are, we can't be the people Christ demands. Today we ask if Christians are truly the problem.

It's such a nice day that I thought it would be a shame for us to be cooped up in the studio. Grab your Bible and spend some time outside praising God with me today!

Listening to others doesn’t just help them psychologically or physically, but spiritually too. God is love, God listens, and listening is how we reflect God’s love to the world.

The battle against bitterness and vengeance is a battle against unbelief in the promise of God to vindicate us and make justice prevail.

Competition is part of living in this world. It comes with its own challenges and opportunities. It may tempt us not to love others the way Christ loves us, but it also gives us a powerful platform to demonstrate the love, humility and purpose that comes from the Spirit working inside of us.

We hold in our hands and in our hearts the greatest news that mankind could ever know. Jesus is the Christ the Son of the Living God and His sacrifice sets us free from the bondage of sin and death. It doesn’t get any better than that! But too often we do not treat the gospel like the good news it is.

Christ is calling you to take risks, but are you willing? Today we talk about how Christians can know something is worth doing.

At some point we all must weigh the costs and benefits of committing our ourselves to something new. Today we look specifically at the benefits of spring sports and the costs of missing Sunday worship.

Jesus is the original anti-materialist. There isn’t a simpler or more powerful call to declutter and tidy up than the one we talk about today.