On this episode, Pastor/Dr. David Murphy continues a mini-series on the Disciplines of the Believer’s Life and specifically on the Discipline of Prayer. We'll study the parable in Luke 18 of the persistent widow and the unjust judge to see that: 1) we are like this woman in great need, 2) God is not like the unjust judge, and 3) if we persistently pray, God will respond. 

On this episode, Pastor/Dr. David Murphy continues a mini-series on the Disciplines of the Believer’s Life and specifically on the Discipline of Self-Examination. We'll continue to study four dangers of not examining yourself: 1) self-deception, 2) secret sin, 3) attempting to serve outside your sphere of service, and 4) trying to be successful in ministry without looking at yourself carefully.

On this episode, Pastor/Dr. David Murphy continues a mini-series on the Disciplines of the Believer’s Life and specifically on the Discipline of Self-Examination. We'll continue to study four dangers of not examining yourself: 1) self-deception, 2) secret sin, 3) attempting to serve outside your sphere of service, and 4) trying to be successful in ministry without looking at yourself carefully.

On this episode, Pastor/Dr. David Murphy continues a mini-series on the Disciplines of the Believer’s Life and specifically on the Discipline of Self-Examination. We'll begin to study four dangers of not examining yourself: 1) self-deception, 2) secret sin, 3) attempting to serve outside your sphere of service, and 4) trying to be successful in ministry without looking at yourself carefully.

On this episode, Pastor/Dr. David Murphy continues a mini-series on the Disciplines of the Believer’s Life and specifically on the Discipline of Self-Examination. We'll begin to study four dangers of not examining yourself: 1) self-deception, 2) secret sin, 3) attempting to serve outside your sphere of service, and 4) trying to be successful in ministry without looking at yourself carefully. 

On this episode, Pastor/Dr. David Murphy continues a mini-series on the Disciplines of the Believer’s Life and begins the Discipline of Self-Examination. We'll look at four comparison illustrations of self-examination: scholastic, military, legal, and traveling. And then we'll see a Christian should do more than just examine yourself, you must also prove yourself.

On this episode, Pastor/Dr. David Murphy continues a mini-series on the Disciplines of the Believer’s Life and specifically on Fasting. We'll see that the main purpose of fasting is the glory of God, but some secondary purposes are: insight to see what controls you, to be balanced and avoid bondage, to increase intercessory prayer, to seek guidance for decisions, to focus and concentrate, for physical well-being, for power with God and man, and as seen in the Old Testament: to express deep sorrow, to avert the judgement of God, and for repentance. Pastor will also give us some methods and practical tips to begin the discipline of fasting.

On this episode, Pastor/Dr. David Murphy continues a mini-series on the Disciplines of the Believer’s Life and specifically on Fasting. We'll see that the main purpose of fasting is the glory of God, but some secondary purposes are: insight to see what controls you, to be balanced and avoid bondage, to increase intercessory prayer, to seek guidance for decisions, to focus and concentrate, for physical well-being, for power with God and man, and as seen in the Old Testament: to express deep sorrow, to avert the judgement of God, and for repentance. Pastor will also give us some methods and practical tips to begin the discipline of fasting.

On this episode, Pastor/Dr. David Murphy continues a mini-series on the Disciplines of the Believer’s Life and specifically on Fasting. Through New Testament teaching, we'll see that fasting is still expected of a Christian today. We'll also see the different types of fasting, like: the normal fast (no food), the absolute fast (no food or liquid), the partial fast (no gourmet foods), the private fast (between you and God), the congregational fast, the national fast, the regular fast (scheduled), and the supernatural fast (many days without food or liquid, where only God can sustain).

On this episode, Pastor/Dr. David Murphy continues a mini-series on the Disciplines of the Believer’s Life and specifically on Fasting. Through New Testament teaching, we'll see that fasting is still expected of a Christian today. We'll also see the different types of fasting, like: the normal fast (no food), the absolute fast (no food or liquid), the partial fast (no gourmet foods), the private fast (between you and God), the congregational fast, the national fast, the regular fast (scheduled), and the supernatural fast (many days without food or liquid, where only God can sustain).