The world tells us that WE ARE OWED something, we deserve this and that. In contrast, he bible tells us that in light of what God has done for us, WE OWE HIM our lives; we didn't deserve the mercy that he willingly gave us. It was a gift out of his kindness.

Do you ever wonder if God is really for you? Or if He is even there?

In week 3 of "Voices", Bob confronts these tough questions that we have and our doubts that often lead to confusion. He reminds us that doubts do not make you a second rate Christian, that you have to fight for your faith and that you should never let the things you cannot understand keep you from embracing the things you cannot deny.

Do you ever hear voices telling you that you're not enough or telling you that you don't measure up?

Bob's message in Week 2 of "Voices" reminds us that it is very normal hear these voices of condemnation and accusation and to believe them, but that it is in no way what the Lord wants for us. He has freedom for us in those things if we choose to take our thoughts captive and start believing and living out of God's truth.

What voices are you choosing to listen to? Is the voice you listen to freeing you with the truth or filling you with lies?

In the introduction to our new series "Voices", Bob reminds us that there are a lot of voices in our lives telling us to believe a lot of different things. He encourages to always choose God's voice, which is constantly pointing us to the truth.

What's holding you back from what God is calling you to? Are you scared of failing or not being enough?

The last segment of the "Just Do It" series talks about God calling us to use and invest in the gifts He has given us, and not to hide from them. By delving into the Parable of the Talents, Clay reminds us to always trust in God and to remember that God just asks us to be willing.

What's holding you back from what God is calling you to? Are you scared of failing or not being enough?

The last segment of the "Just Do It" series talks about God calling us to use and invest in the gifts He has given us, and not to hide from them. By delving into the Parable of the Talents, Clay reminds us to always trust in God and to remember that God just asks us to be willing.