During this season too many people focus on the wrong symbols that represent Christmas. See how you can get through this time of you and into the new year by focusing on the right symbols that really represent the real meaning of Christmas.

Because of the actions of Adam, we were all born in sin and mankind was immediately separated from God and His will. Although we may have gotten outside the will of God, by no means do we have to stay outside the will of God. While some many have experienced the freedom that comes with getting back in the will of God; unfortunately, so many HAVE NOT. This episode is an introduction to Why we are where we are.

We don't always understand what God is doing in our lives or how He is going to work things out for us, but if we just Trust the Process we'll see what He has in store for us...

Inspired by my experiences at the US Postal Service.

Do you feel like there's a drought in your life? Have you ever felt like God was not on your side? Get up! Eat and drink for I hear the sound of rain. God is ready to saturate your life. He's ready to give you back what you've lost.  You've gone through your drought and God has worked a miracle for you; now get up and prepare yourself. He's ready to give you your abundance...don't worry if it looks small; don't worry if your situation looks dark and it seems to toss you like the wind; that's your cue that your blessing is on the way.

The bible has so many great stories of miracles. In today's Podcast, we learn about 3 miracles performed by God through the Prophet Elijah. Come along and hear about the miracle working power of God.

In today's episode of Traveling Through the Word with T we discover a few stories about things that happened on the water...over a million people worked through a sea and didn't drown; a man was thrown overboard of a ship, was swallowed by a BIG fish and survived, and another man walked on water...if only for a few minutes. These are miracles that happened on the water in the bible.

This week we are going to meet 2 more Kings of Israel, Rehoboam and Jeroboam. Rehoboam was Solomon's son who would rule only one of the tribes of Israel as a result of his father heart being turned away from God. Jeroboam was Solomon's servant who would rule the remaining 10 tribes. Although Jeroboam would rule 10 tribes, he too would betray God and cause the people to sin by serving other gods, and for many generations after, other kings who committed evil acts would be compared to him, but none else would be said to have committed acts as evil as Jeroboam.

Today we'll visit King Solomon who's first acts as King was to avenge his father for his enemies and make decisions that may have been hard for any king during the early stages of his reign. From having people killed to sparing other's lives.  King Solomon had very big shoes to fill in that of his father King David. We'll see how Solomon proved himself early on to be a wise king.

Today we landed in the book of 1 Kings 1 where we once again visited king David...this time as he lay on his death bed...and once again being met with rebellion within his own household. David's life had been filled with love and war and heartache and pain; loyalty and betrayal since the day he was identified and anointed as king. But David's last act of kingship would be one of honor where he would appoint Solomon as king and Solomon would later become known as the Wisest King who ever lived.

In today’s bible story we meet a Savior who is so full of compassion that he feeds more than 5,000 men with very little food, and we discover people who are so full of faith that they truly believe that just touching the garment of that same Savior is just what they need to make them whole. So let’s take off for today’s episode called:

Just one Touch