The Lord delights to make the marriage between his good news and our hearts. See that up close in the example of the shepherds and rejoice with them in making heaven's glory your own in Jesus.

A pressure cooker unlike any other: Samaria, the northern kingdom's capital city, is under an excruciating siege. But God is not sought after or trusted, but rather blamed. So God sends a miracle through the Word of his prophet to demonstrate once again that he knows how to deliver, no matter the odds.

Who knew a prophet could be a military's secret weapon? Until the secret is out and a head-hunt is on... The Arameans will stop at nothing to get the W, but even then they find themselves as captives in the capital city of their enemies. When do you think they might finally realize you can't outsmart God? Open your own eyes to see the God trying to get your attention and give you his love. To Seek and To Save is at its best with stories like this!

People say the Lord works in mysterious ways. But maybe that's not how the Lord would say it himself. In this account with Naaman, take a look at how God uses a variety of people in Naaman's life to demonstrate his power and mercy. Naaman will never be the same - will you? =)

What to do with a believing woman who demonstrates her God's love with active faith? God tested it to make her stronger. He gave her a son - "don't get my hopes up!" - and then her son died young. Listen in and be encouraged to let God be God and do his seeking and saving thing in your own life.

Stories of Scripture always speak to the varied circumstances of our lives, especially the hardest ones, if only to demonstrate the way of the Lord through suffering. Let's put our fear of hard times behind us and grow in the way we talk about the most weak and embarrassing parts of our story. Let yours be a story of confidence in the Lord no matter what.

This podcast got its start because of Jesus’ own purpose statement and mission – “for the Son of Man came to seek and to save the lost” – in Luke 19. Clint joins in as we discuss the story and statement that brings sinners like us to the saving words of the Son who came from heaven.

More podcasts to come will explore stories of how God seeks us and connects us to his saving love in Jesus. Explore this with us and be challenged by the God who never ceases to desire and work that we might be close to him.

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