Do you ever feel God is upset with you? He does not get angry when we make

mistakes. We all do that! He would have to be upset with everyone all the time! God

gives us His wonderful grace. When we start having problems, our weaknesses can

burst out for everyone to see. The good news is God’s grace is always there for us.

Marcus and Tricia invite you to join them as they look deeper into these truths. Please

bear with them through the audio problems. Thanks!

Do you ever wonder how God sees you? He doesn't get mad when you make a mistake. He isn't frustrated or upset because you don't do everything perfectly. When you make Jesus the Savior of your life, God sees Jesus when He sees you. You are perfect to God, not because of what you do, but just because He loves you. Marcus shares more about how we are all crated lovingly by God.

Do wonder if you are loved? We may not feel love from people around us, but we are completely loved by God. There is nothing we can ever do to stop His love for us. We can never love Him as much as He loves us, but He doesn't expect us to do that. He simply wants to be loved by us with all our hearts. Tricia's devotion speaks of the love God has for us. Enjoy!

Have you ever wondered why people end their prayers with amen? One of the definitions is, “Let it be.” When ending our prayers, as we see in this verse, we should praise God, not because He needs it, but because we do. When we ask for something, we should praise God to remind us of Who He is and then put our faith in agreement and say, “Amen.” This is certainly not the only way to pray, because prayer is just talking to God wherever you are. This whole prayer was simply an example Jesus was teaching the people. Marcus shares this devotional on why we end prayers in this way.

Do you know people who will not forgive no matter what happens? Jesus mentioned

we need to forgive our debts, which can be sin. This is not just forgiveness from Him.

We need to forgive others who have wronged us, too. Jesus so freely died for our sins,

and forgave us, because He loves us so much. We are commanded to love others,

even if they are still unkind to us. Tricia’s devotional is about having our debt of sin

cancelled and releasing our grip on others.

Have you ever felt you have no purpose in life? So you feel you are aimlessly wandering about? There is good news. Everyone has a purpose with God. He knew you before the world began, and He placed special gifts and talents into each one of us. You are unique in every way. When yo are walking with God, you can live up to your potential He created for just you. Marcus and Tricia want to tell you the good news of how special you are to God.

Have you ever wondered why Jesus gave the example of how to start a prayer? He wanted the people to know the importance of beginning with giving honor to God. God is holy and we must not be disrespectful with coming with requests. This was a guideline Jesus was giving the people, because they didn't know how to pray. Keep in mind, this was before Jesus' death. Now we have a personal relationship with God and can speak more freely. It is important to know there is no wrong way to pray from your heart. Marcus shares this devotional about the importance of starting off the respectful way when coming to God.

Do you ever feel like you want, what you want, when you want it? We all want things to go our way, but that may not be God's will for our lives. As hard as it may be, God's will is far better for us than we can imagine. We need to invite Him in to work in our lives. Marcus explains further in this encouraging devotional.

Have there been times you said, “No” to God? We may feel that way, but it is usually not in our best interest. Join John on his exciting and emotional journey through the consequences of his, “No!” We hope you enjoy and learn from today's audio drama.

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Teaser for Radio Drama titled "No, I Won't" to be released this Wednesday.