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The Magi (or wise men) were not casual observers of the King of Kings—they were determined seekers. When they saw His star, they left comfort, familiarity, and certainty behind, traveling more than 800 miles to find and worship the King of Kings. Their journey reminds us that true faith is rarely convenient, but always worth the cost. This message dives deep into this familiar story. You may even learn something that you never knew! And it will challenge you to ask: Do you pursue the King of Kings and worship Him in your daily life with the same urgency, sacrifice, and expectation?

Ever felt like living a Christian life is just downright impossible? You're not alone! 

In this episode, Charles Billingsley reminds us that we can't do it alone. But there is a key to it all... It's all about walking in the Spirit! Remember, it’s not about perfection; it’s about connection. 

Want to experience peace? Start by connecting with the True Vine - Jesus. 

How do you find peace in your daily life? Share your thoughts! 

The assassination of Charlie Kirk has brought a bright light to the message of the Gospel. The world is listening! On television and radio, in sports stadiums and concerts, people are talking about this murder and what it means for our country. But, as Charles explains, the same power that was in Charlie, and another hero of the faith in the Bible, is in each one of us. The question is - what kind of faith do you have?

People spend hundreds of hours in counseling, pay thousands of dollars on books, and scour the internet to find answers to the burning question... How can I have a healthy and happy marriage? And even with all that, the divorce rate is more than 50 percent!

Today, Charles dives into what really matters and gives us some keys to open the door to that healthy marriage. And, by the way, it may all start with the word, LUVE!

Shouldn't there be a higher purpose to our lives? Something more than just making a living. Something that leads to purpose, joy, and margins for what we don't even know is yet to come into our lives. In this unique podcast, Charles encourages us to leave enough room in our lives each day for four specific things. Things that will change the way we live and allow us to invest our possessions, relationships, and time into something that will bring an amazing return on investment!

Join Charles and his longtime friend, songwriter Travis Doucette, for a conversation about the heart of worship. They share stories, wisdom, and insights on what it truly means to encounter God. Whether you’re leading from the platform or worshiping in the pew, you’ll find encouragement and truth to carry with you today.

What does it mean to really live a Christian life? So many think it's what's on the outside - where you go, what you wear, what you listen to, or even how you talk. But what is the truth? Charles shows us that we need to get past the exterior and focus on the real deal!

We are constantly hearing in the news how our U.S. ambassadors are negotiating with other countries, everything from financial deals to religious liberty. But have you ever seen yourself as an ambassador in a foreign land representing another King and another country? Charles breaks down for us in this podcast episode how seeing yourself as an ambassador can truly change everything in your life!

There are tons of people out there who say they are relationship experts. But what if you could find one that not only knew their stuff, but had built years of proving it out? Well, on today's podcast, we talk with pastor, author, counselor, marriage coach, and our friend - Ted Cunningham. Oh, and by the way... he's a comedian! Hang on for a fun ride that's not just helpful but extremely entertaining.

In this fun and informative episode, Charles talks with the podcast team about what they've been learning over the past few months. One of the main takeaways from this conversation is that we each need to ask ourselves: What is my Why? In other words, what is the main reason I do what I do each day, and maybe even more important than that... do I have a clear vision for where I want to go?