How do we decide right from wrong, good from evil? Does morality change with circumstances, culture, or personal opinion, or is there one moral standard? 

The world is battling many things this year. One of the big battles is depression. Chad Messerly will briefly discuss three things every person can do to help in this fight against depression.

When was the last time you did something kind for someone else? Were you thanked? How about the last time someone did something kind for you? Did you express thanks yourself? Why is thankfulness necessary anyway?

Billions of people will keep Christmas next week. Some keep the day using a reasoning that says, “good intentions are good enough.” That type of reasoning is a slippery slope, which can affect not only Christmas observance, but anything and everything that is contrary to God and the truth. How does this type of reasoning work?

Did you know that the words that you understand and know how to use are key to your success?  Here's why.

If God is all-knowing, is that absolute? Does He know what will happen to me 14 days and 23 minutes from now? What could possibly limit His knowledge?

This year has been full of challenges and suffering for so many people. How will we be able to endure even if things don’t get better in 2021?

Physical training is hard work, and the progress you make can slip away easily if you don't maintain your training. The same is true with training your heart to discern.

How often have you made hasty decisions? If so, did those hasty decisions work out well? Is being hasty a bad thing? What if I told you it was okay to make haste, but only if you do it slowly? Let’s talk about that!

Mankind has always searched for the purpose of trials.  In this podcast, we explore an insight by Victor Frankel and what it teaches us about trials.