True Foundations (True Foundations)

How do we replace fear with joy and what is joy really all about? This episode answers those questions and offers an alternative to commonplace misery.

The amazing thing about Paul is that despite his education and abilities he did not approach people only by his own strength. He teaches us that it’s not what we know that counts but who we know. It is about knowing Christ.

Heritage is rooted in race, history, culture, language and also in belief systems. This episode explores how the power of heritage affects people in their decision making and how it applies to the people of God.

In this portion of scripture Paul expresses his emotions because the Galatians have invested themselves in the practices of a pagan-like, Judaistic Christianity. They have gone back to a pagan way of thinking and Paul doesn’t know what to do about it. Is there an answer?

This episode continues on with the thread of Zacchaeus’s response and looks at what the gospel does for us beyond providing a clean slate.

There’s something about the human psyche that recognizes that we all fall short. This episode looks at what Jesus did when he interacted with Zacchaeus and how Zacchaeus responded as a man who recognized that he fell short.

In this intro to a mini-series about Zacchaeus, a story that truly exemplifies the gospel message, we hear about the significance of Jesus passing through Jericho and what it means to observe Jesus from a vantage point.

This teaching explains how God's Church should be led while discussing the advantages and disadvantages of societal government in relation to our spiritual lives.

*recorded from an earlier live teaching

The word violence is actually a neutral word that speaks of force and we hear how Jesus applied this force in his own ministry. Ultimately, this episode is about standing in the authority of God and declaring with power (with great force) the victory of Christ over the evil one.

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.