On today’s program – whether you call it cussin’, cursing, using dirty words, or just being a potty mouth, we’re gonna see what the Bible says about it – AND you might be surprised by what we learn during this Plain Talk About Vain Speech.

On today’s show, we’re gonna spend some time in the book of Acts, chapter 8. This will be a Bible study into some of the amazing adventures of a man named Philip – complete with signs, wonders, and even the unexpected.

We’ve probably all felt alone at some point in our lives. Perhaps a friend moved away, a spouse died, you got divorced, or your own shyness around people has kept you prisoner. Whatever your situation, today we’re going to look at an absolute cure for loneliness.

We live in a world where people are fascinated with superheroes. Probably because deep down most people desire to be more than they are. The idea of being heroic is inspiring, but the reality is that most of us seldom reach our full potential as human beings, let alone being heroes. Today, we’re gonna revisit this concept as we attempt to revive the hero mentality.

On today’s program, current events that can’t be ignored – though there are plenty of folks who still won’t believe it. I’m not gonna sugar-coat it. I’m not gonna revel in it. It’s a terrible truth that had to be revealed. And it’s about time.

We sure do love our pets, don’t we?! Many of us refer to them as our fur babies, treating them like our own children, and loving them as members of the family. Today’s show is a little different because I wanna address that question that so many of us have pondered – Will we see our pets in heaven?

It may shock you to learn this, but not every long-held tradition or every single thing you were taught is actually true. Today, we’ll discover how important it is to separate fact from fiction by seeking after the TRUTH above ALL else.

On today’s program, I’m gonna talk about one of the big challenges as a Christian. We’re still flesh. We have the tendency to fall into old habits. But we often feel we must present ourselves to the world as though we aren’t still dealing with sinful things. So we wear a facade of righteousness rather than being real with people. Our own righteousness is filthy rags, people see through it quickly, and the world calls us hypocrites. Let’s find a better way.

Today we’re gonna examine the story of Jesus clearing the temple and why, what He said as He did it, and we’ll also note His demeanor. Then perhaps we’ll take more seriously what it means that our bodies are the temple of God.

On today’s program, I wanna share with you one of my daily devotionals from this week. It has to do with following the example Jesus set for us, as well as a command He gave us. We’ll expound on the concept of servanthood as it relates to the attitude we should have with others.