The Well

As Christians, we have great peace knowing that our sins are forgiven through Jesus and that our eternal salvation is guaranteed. But is it possible to lose that salvation? Today on The Verdict, Pastor John Munro opens to the book of Matthew to see what Jesus had to say about the one sin that is truly unforgivable.

What would you think if the tomato plants in your garden produced grapes? Or if an apple tree at your local orchard started growing carrots? The fact is that a plant cannot produce fruit that doesn’t match what it is designed to produce in its DNA. In today’s message, Pastor Jeff reminds you that the fruit that you bear in your life is indicative of the state of your soul. The Fruit of the Spirit is an outward sign of the new life that the Holy Spirit has created in the depths of your heart.

As our world and our lives get more complex, Christians can take comfort in the living hope Jesus promises! One day, we will have a new body, on a new earth! No more sin or sickness, no more fear of disease or death! On this episode, Philip De Courcy continues his Heaven series called "Life After Life."

Every parent worries about their teen’s online world — but what’s really driving all that screen time? In today’s show, Mark answers questions from two mothers concerned about their daughters’ search for connection through social media and texting. Behind the flirty messages and endless scrolling is a longing to feel valued and affirmed, both at home and with peers. Mark explores how technology has changed the way teens connect, why affirmation from parents is more important than ever and how building a strong relationship can keep your teen anchored. Listen in as we dig into the heart of what today’s teens are truly searching for!

Does parenting have you at your wits' end? Ask Mark your questions — they may be featured on the show! Go to markgregston.com today. 

Parenting Today's Teens is a part of the Christian Parenting Podcast Network. To find practical and spiritual advice to help you grow into the parent you want to be, visit parentingtodayteens.org.