Truth Encounter: Weekly Message Podcast

An extra-marital relationship is an expected thing, but God still calls it “sin!” What preventatives are needed to protect ourselves from this deadly sin?

Things are stressed out at the office. The IRS has just called you …life sometimes pushes and pushes and pushes. Many of us respond to the pressure by getting angry. We excuse it. It’s the way we are, yet this inner tension can explode into an act of violence for which we will never be able to forgive ourselves.

Why has murder and violence become part of our daily lives?

Police officers are shocked by the intensity of the violence committed by even young children. A desire for safety will lead an increasing number to call for the government to apply force to provide for the security of citizens, but what is needed is to rebuild homes where dads and mom take their parenting responsibility as a direct assignment from God and where kids know they are loved and know they are to obey.

Are we going to continue to believe that we can sustain a society where everyone does their own thing and no one is responsible to anyone except their own desires for personal satisfaction?

Too many irons in the fire? If you don’t keep your nose to the grindstone, your business, your church, your career will collapse. If any of this sounds familiar then the next few minutes could save your life.

When your alarm goes off early in the morning what drives you to get up? Unless we are suffering from severe depression most of us can think of a few things that get us perking.

Lifeguards, liberating forces, and philanthropists can expect adoration and devotion from the rescued. Once upon a time there was an entire nation that was held in the vice grip of slavery. Who saw their plight and came to deliver?

Consider what is simply called in the Hebrew text of the Old Testament- THE TEN WORDS. Both Judaism and Christianity count them as the foundational, moral principles expressing what is required in our relationship with God and with one another. What must we do to incorporate them as the guiding norms of our lives?

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