Have you ever wanted to obey in your Christian walk or change an area of your life but couldn't do it in your own strength? Did you ever feel discouraged by the words of Scripture because you felt you couldn't measure up? Jesus is the perfect model of faith in Hebrews 12, but He is more than a model: He ushered in the new covenant which enables us to have the power of the Spirit to do what He asks. This episode concludes a 3-part series on Hebrews 12 and acting in obedience to attain God's promises.

In our Christian walk, Jesus will lead us to new places and ask us to make changes and step out in ways that may feel impossible for us. We may feel frustrated by what we know we should do and our inability to do it. This episode explores how to make needed changes in our spiritual walk and the reality that Jesus' work on the cross makes it possible for us to have His Spirit inside us to help us on the way.

In our Christian walk, we don't have to earn our salvation, but we do have to work steadily to attain the blessings God has for us. This episode explores Hebrews 12:15 and encourages us not to fall away from being diligent in the tasks God has for us, but rather, why it will be worth it to push through obstacles in our faith walk to attain God's promises.

Increasingly, in the times we're living in, it's not popular to be a Christian. As Christians we can easily get discouraged by just how hard it is to live out our faith in a world hostile to Christian ideas. However, trials and difficulties are a normal part of the Christian experience, and we need to be aware of what can knock us off course -- and be prepared to go through the difficulties, rather than let the problems we face overwhelm us or destroy our faith.

The Christian life is hard with trials, persecution, and opposition as we attempt to model ourselves after Christ. However, there are rewards that come for remaining focused and disciplined in our calling. Co-hosts Suzy Lolley and Carol Whitaker discuss 2 Timothy 2:3-6 and the 3 pictures Paul uses of a soldier, athlete, and farmer to keep us moving forward in our "race" of faith.

Ever get angry at God for the bad things happening in your life? In Part 2 of this 2-part series on trials, co-hosts Suzy Lolley and Carol Whitaker discuss how a loving God can allow or even orchestrate at times trials in our lives in order to draw us back to Himself or lead us away from destructive choices. In addition, they discuss why we should press in when we face challenging circumstances, rather than run or get angry at God.

Ever wonder why God has allowed the pain that you're currently in or have gone through in the past? Trials can happen for many reasons, including the fact that we live in a fallen world, but at times God will orchestrate situations to draw us to Himself or teach us a lesson He wants us to learn. Co-hosts Suzy Lolley and Carol Whitaker talk about what we can learn from our difficult circumstances in part 1 of this 2-part series.

Ever felt frustrated because you felt like God has promised you something, but it hasn't come to pass? Have you been so discouraged that you have been tempted to quit on the calling God has for you or have felt yourself drifting in your Christian walk? This episode explores how we can evaluate where we are and look at changes we can make to get where we want to be and usher in God's promises.

This second episode of a 2-part series on a Christian approach to homosexuality discusses how to find healing from same-sex relationships using biblical principles and details how same-sex relationships often start when people are searching for affirmation and a boost for low self-worth -- not necessarily just same-sex attraction.

As Christians, we hear so many views regarding homosexuality expressed by those around us (and even within the Christian community), how do we know what to believe or what our approach should be to those struggling with same-sex attractions or involved in a same-sex relationship? Episode details what Scripture says regarding God's plan for sexuality and loving others around us without compromising God's standards.