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  • Focus on the Family with Jim Daly - Reigniting Your Passion for Jesus (Part 1 of 2)

    When you first put your faith in Jesus, there was no doubt a passion in your eyes. You wanted everyone to know the hope that you had found. But as the years go on and life gets in the way, that light may have begun to left your eyes. Kim Meeder uses her powerful storytelling to re-ignite your passion for your Creator. She gives you ideas for embracing freedom, love, and true joy, in order to start a revival in your heart that spreads to all of those around you. 

     

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    28 min
  • Max Lucado Daily Devotional - The Value of Confession

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    One day it dawned on me.  I had become the very thing I hate. A hypocrite. A pretender. Two-faced. I’d written sermons about people like me. Christians who care more about their appearance than integrity.

    I knew what I needed to do.  I’d written sermons about that, too. 1 John 1:8-9 says, “If we say we have no sin, we are fooling ourselves, and the truth is not in us.  But if we confess our sins, he will forgive our sins, because we can trust God to do what is right.”  I needed to confess.

    What is confession? Well, confession is not complaining. If I just recite my problems and rehash my woes, I’m whining. Confession is a radical reliance upon grace. Maybe you need to do what I’ve done in the last few days. You just need to confess. God will hear your confession.  And in your confession you will find a wonder of God’s grace. You see grace creates an honest confession. And then great grace, receives it.

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    1 min
  • The Bible for Kids Podcast - S9Ep16: It's Good to Be a Boy - A Celebration of All That God Made You to Be

    This week, hosts Mike Nawrocki and Tricia Goyer talk with author Champ Thornton about his new children’s book, It’s Good to Be a Boy.

    This fun, upbeat, and faith-filled picture book offers a joyful and encouraging vision of boyhood, helping kids understand and celebrate God’s good design. With engaging language and a memorable, action-oriented refrain, this is a read-aloud families will come back to again and again.

    “It’s so refreshing to find a book that reminds us that God has a good plan for creating us. We can relax and enjoy who we are and how we were made.”, Customer review of the companion title, It’s Good to Be a Girl

    In this episode, you’ll discover:

    • How God gives boys strength to serve others
    • Examples of men in the Bible who lived out their faith in different ways
    • Why God’s design for boys is something to celebrate with joy

    Kids will love the energetic refrain:

    “High-five, praise God, and shout for joy, because it’s good to be a boy”

    Perfect for families, classrooms, and churches, It’s Good to Be a Boy helps children build a positive, faith-centered identity rooted in God’s design.

    Also check out the companion book, It’s Good to Be a Girl, celebrating God’s design for girls.

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    The Bible for Kids Podcast is a part of the Christian Parenting Podcast Network. For more information visit www.ChristianParenting.org

    27 min
  • Revive Our Hearts - Dry Bones Can Live Again (E1)
    The prophet Ezekiel saw a vision—a valley full of dry bones. Some situations in life seem like those bones—hopelessly dead. But Ezekiel give us hope.

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  • Be Still and Know Daily Bible Devotion - April 27th - Exodus 20:2-4
    Exodus 20:2-4
    “I am the LORD your God, who rescued you from the land of Egypt, the place of your slavery. You must not have any other god but me. You must not make for yourself an idol of any kind or an image of anything in the heavens or on the earth or in the sea.”
    The ten commandments are remarkable in many ways, but possibly most amazing is how short they are. Since they were delivered to Moses, governments have laid down tens of millions of laws, but these ten offer us the solid foundation for any society which wants to build its life in a godly and sustainable way.
    Whichever way you say the word, commandments don’t sound jolly! They sound severe and restrictive, so we need to remind ourselves of those words with which they begin. God reminds His people that He is their saviour and that He led them miraculously out of Egypt. It was because of His love for them that He gave them these laws, which would ensure they would continue to be blessed. Any loving parent will put in place very clear rules and boundaries for their children in order to ensure that they thrive and live safely. God is no different and has given us these foundational rules so that we can enjoy life to the full.
    The first two commandments demanded that the people should only worship the one true God. There were plenty of other gods on offer in Moses’ time, and the people knew it. The Israelites had lived in Egypt for 400 years and would have been familiar with the many gods that were worshipped in that land. The Pharaohs were believed to be the sons of the sun god Rah. Indeed, every part of life was dominated by different gods. They worshipped the River Nile and honoured Apis, the chief god of Memphis, in the form of a sacred bull. They also worshipped Serapis, who defended the land against locusts. On all sides, they were offered gods they could follow, but God demanded exclusive worship.
    Our society is also full of gods. There are not only innumerable other religions and philosophies but our material possessions, ambitions, careers, hobbies or sports can be just as demanding in calling for our commitment and devotion. However, God alone deserves our worship. We need to build our homes, communities and nations on this foundation principle. If we are to build our lives on the ten commandments, this is where we have to begin.
    Question
    In what ways do these first two commandments shape your life?
    Prayer
    Lord God, help me to give You the first place in my life. Amen
    4 min
  • The Grace Message with Dr. Andrew Farley - The Law: Fulfilled or Being Fulfilled?

    How can I encourage my friend who is depressed? Her belief system seems to be the source! What do the five spiritual senses represent in your book, "Heaven is Now"? Who is the antichrist? Who is the man of lawlessness? When was the book of Revelation written? Did Jesus return in A.D. 70? Is there "soul sleep" or are we with God immediately upon our death? My friends tell me we are still under the law and that we're fulfilling it as we love people. Is that right? What is grace? When Jesus ascended, whom did He send as the Comforter? Is there a person we should be waiting for?

    56 min

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