True Foundations (True Foundations)

Paul states that, “by God’s grace I am what I am”, and we must also be able to say this. When this principle is applied in reference to self-control we can’t make excuses for inappropriate behaviour because our nature no longer comes from our earthly heritage. It comes from God.

This episode presents a contrast between King Herod and the Wise Men. It aims to help Christians discern the difference between true worship and a religious worship that is self-serving.

If our hope is rooted in discerning who the baby boy is and we come before Him in true humility, we can have confidence that our hope will lead us to the place God has for us for all eternity.

If we don’t properly understand self-control it can be one of the biggest traps that we can fall into. In part 1 of this self-control mini series we learn how to avoid being a “control freak”.

Salvation is not about running from Hell. It is about running to Christ. Gentleness is the real winner when it comes to sharing the gospel.

We need more faith but we can’t just whip it up and make it happen. More faith is for those who are thirsty, and the thirst is not quenched by our own decisions or effort.

In today's episode we listen to how Jesus addresses a man who didn’t grasp what it meant to be good even though he had "done all of the right things".

Today's episode is about kindness. In its own way, it is an extremely powerful thing. It has the ability to instantly equalize any imbalance of power and can deeply impact people.

Today we learn that the patience of the Spirit is a patience that is restful and looks toward the higher cause.

This message from Joshua 10:1-15 addresses the important topic of how to interpret the Old Testament.

“So the sun stopped in the middle of the sky and delayed its setting almost a full day.  There has been no day like it before or since, when the Lord listened to the voice of a man, because the Lord fought for Israel…”

Joshua 10:13-14 (HCSB)

NOTE: This is a repeat episode of an episode recorded in 2019.