Please show me your glory.Would you dare ask God to show you His ways, character, and plans?It seems that asking is the easy part. The necessary preparation to hear God and our faithful response can be most challenging.  Join me in Exodus 33, and let's dig deeper.

If you get dirty, soap and water will help you be clean.  But how do we clean our hearts?  We ask God to do something only He can do!Do you have the courage to pray this dangerous prayer?Open your Bible to Psalm 51, and let's dig deeper.

This dangerous prayer is a must, whether an act of surrender, worship, or love!Join me as we follow the examples of Hannah, the woman in Bethany, and Jesus.Now, let's dig deeper!

Do you know what is NOT fair?  When you do what you are told and then get in trouble!In this episode, we learn the value of patience and trust.  (We will also see how we are still dealing with the decision of Sarai!). Let's dig deeper!

Do you pray safely?  Bless me.  Forgive me.  Give me.  Heal me. Thank you.These kinds of prayers keep us in the shallows, butGod is calling His children into a deeper, more dangerous level of prayer.In this episode, we ask God to "search me."  Now, open your Bible, and let's dig deeper.

What happened at the Tower of Babel?  What did the people do that God came to earth to deal with them?More importantly, what can we learn from them?Open your Bible to Genesis 11, and let's dig deeper!

If our priorities are not right, our lives will not be right.How do we set priorities?  Let's open God's Word together and listen to His instruction.

Jesus is the most incredible gift of all time, but what have you done with it?In this episode, we will understand the role of grace in our lives after salvation.  Open your Bible, and let's dig deeper!

You can say, "I love you," but if your actions do not demonstrate your love, your statement of love is questionable.  God not only says He loves you, He unmistakably demonstrates His love for you.  Through Christ, we can experience God's love, show our love for God, and share God's love.  Now, let's dig deeper! 

Cain and Abel both brought offerings to God; one was acceptable, and one was not.How can we know if our offerings are acceptable to God?  Open your Bible to Genesis 4, and let's dig deeper!