This is our first broadcast of 2024. To start this new year, Dr. Biles is beginning a new sermon series through the book of Philippians. It's a book that expresses joy, a prayer of faith, and a testimony of confidence in Christ. In this study, believers will be reminded that our life is in Christ.

It's hard to believe 2023 has come to an end. But, we approach the new year with confidence in the Lord who is our Shepherd. That's why this message is so timely. It's a reminder of how faithful the Lord has been and gives us confidence to trust Him whatever comes in this new year. I want to invite you to take your Bibles and turn again to Psalm 23 as Dr. Biles concludes a message entitled, He's My Shepherd.

Welcome to a special Christmas edition of After God's Heart. On today's episode, Dr. Biles is unpacking one of the most beloved passages in all of Scripture. So many believers down through the centuries have found comfort in these words. The chapter is just 6 short verses, but the message is profound.

This is the last episode of a 4 part series that Dr. Biles entitled, Unto Us. We are looking at the four pairs of descriptions from the pen of Isaiah the prophet of Jesus. In this series, we've looked at Jesus as the Wonderful Counselor, the Mighty God, the Everlasting Father. Today, Dr. Biles is going to look at the last of four pairs of descriptions of Christ as the Prince of Peace. These words, written 750 years before Christ are never more needed than today. We live in a world that doesn't and can't fully understand peace, because it's never really known it. But, the Bible tells us that Jesus is the Prince of Peace.

In today's episode of After God's Heart, Dr. Biles continues his Christmas series entitled, Unto Us. We are working through the 4 pairs of names assigned to Christ in Isaiah 9. So far in this series, we've seen Christ as the Wonderful Counselor and the Mighty God. Today, in the third message of a four-part series, Dr. Biles is going to look at the description of Jesus as the Everlasting Father.

Have you ever wondered how big God is? On today's episode of After God's Heart, Dr. Biles is going to describe the greatness of God in the Incarnation of Christ. Christ became flesh. He was fully man and yet fully God. Dr. Biles is continuing a series entitled Unto Us. This is the message of Christmas.

Jesus is the Wonderful Counselor - and today we'll learn He is the Mighty God.

Dr. Biles begins a New Christmas series he's entitled, Unto Us. The series revolves around the 4 pairs of descriptions of Christ from Isaiah 9:6. These words have been the expression of worship for so many believers for centuries. They have inspired hymns, books, sermons, and hearts. But, as exalted as these words are, they pale in comparison to the greatness of Christ. In this series, we celebrate the love of a Father and the greatness of a Son sent Unto Us.

In today's episode of After God's Heart, Dr. Biles continues his message entitled, Promises, Pretense, and Prophecy. We've seen how Jonathan kept his vow to David, but Saul and Michal really didn't. In the conclusion of his message, we'll see God's providential care of David's life, His fulfillment of His Word to make David king, and His faithfulness to His Promises to David.

Has anyone ever made a promise to you that they did not keep? In 1 Samuel 19, we are going to look at four promises made to David by four different people. Not all of them kept their promises, but we'll see that God did keep HIS promises to David. Saul is continuing his efforts to kill David and in this passage, even tries to convince his son, Jonathan to assist him. But, Jonathan is faithful to his covenant with David and God used Jonathan's faithfulness to his friend to fulfill HIS covenant with the future king.

Today on After God's Heart, Dr. Biles finishes a message called Coping with Success. The success of David exposed a character flaw in Saul. In reality, David's defeat of Goliath led to Israel's victory over the Philistines. His success was Israel's success. But, rather than celebrating with David, Saul resented him. It wasn't long before that resentment led Saul down a downward spiral of anger and hate that would mark the rest of his life. Even though David defeated their enemy, Saul's son Jonathan was his best friend, and Saul's daughter loved David, Saul tried to kill him ... FIVE times! Take your Bibles and turn to 1 Samuel 18 as Dr. Biles continues a message on how to handle success.