Make sure to come back next week as we continue the Women Of The Bible series at 5:30 p.m.!

Be careful with whom you associate. Be mindful of who you let influence you; the world or the Lord. Befriending the world disqualifies you from befriending Jesus at the same time. We cannot have both. So we must make sure that we will not be held guilty, even guilty of association……. Make sure to come back next Tuesday at 5:30 p.m. for another episode of talking truth!

Welcome to Talking Truth! This episode kicks off the new year of the podcast as we begin a new series, women of the Bible. This week we talk about Esther and her story. Make sure to come back next week in order to hear another episode at 5:30 p.m.!

“ We see that our hands are empty and cry out for our lack, when we should see that we have hands and kneel in gratitude.” - S.D.Smith

Churches of Christ are often told by their critics that they need to love more. They are called unloving because they refuse to accept and tolerate the things that are loved by the world. When we are told to be more loving, really we are being told to accept the actions and lifestyles that we know to be sinful. Loving by the world’s standards means accepting and encouraging everyone and everything, even if we do not hold it to be righteous or moral. That is what it means to love by the standards of the world. Well, they have one thing right. Christians are to always be loving and respectful. The Bible has shown us that numerous times. But the Bible’s true definition of love is very different from how love is portrayed today. Love is not acceptance and tolerance, but wanting what is best for the people that you care about. We can’t say we love someone if we are able to let them go and do things we know will have terrible consequences. So, what would happen if we loved more as the Bible portrayed it? What would be the result of loving more from the Bible’s definition?

Have you ever heard the question, “ can God make a rock so big he can’t lift it?” ?

Ever wondered what the great commission is that is spoken about in Matthew 28:19-20? Listen to this episode of talking truth to find out!

What should we call the person who delivers the sermon? Preacher, pastor, reverend, father, or what? Find out in this week’s episode of talking truth!

The people we call our friends and buddies have an influence on us, whether good or bad. It really does matter who we hang out with, and who we choose to stay away from. Make sure to come back next Tuesday at 5:30 for another episode of Talking Truth!