Why did Jesus save us? As we continue our study in Philippians 3:7-14, we will find the answer and guidance in how to take hold of it.

What is the most valuable thing in life? What will give us the greatest life and satisfaction? Paul gives us the answer and instructions on how to attain it in Philippians 3:7-14.

Life has seasons of hurt and sorrow. There is One who has experienced the fullness of pain and sorrow and understands what we go through. Hope and strength in the midst of hurt lies in the firm grip of Jesus who can take us through the storms that He Himself has faced.

When someone gives us a wrapped gift, the first thing we might think is, "What is it?" And then we might ask ourselves, "What does it do?" Well at Christmas, we celebrate God sending His Son wrapped in human flesh as a baby. Today's episode explores some key things we get, when we revive this Gift.

Eternal life is a terms that is used regularly in chuch and among Christians. But what is it? When does it begin? That is the topic of today's episode.

the Bible tells us that as followers of Jesus, we have many wonderful things in Him. Today's episode focuses on the forgiveness that we have in Jesus. We will see how priceless and precious it is.

As Easter approaches, it is good to reflect on the covenant that God the Father and Jesus made to us. A covenant is a promise, and when we understand the magnitude of it, it becomes a great source of hope and assurance.

There are a lot of things we can be proud of but there is one thing that is greater than them all.

When the Lord tells us to do something, it may not make sense to us. It might not be convenient. It might even push our buttons a little bit. But God only has our best interests at heart. And as we look at a conversation He had with Peter, we will see how listening to the Lord will change our circumstances.

Are Christians supposed to judge? There are those in and out of the Church who would say, "No." They use Matthew 7:1-2 as a proof text and think that Jesus just wants us to be open and accepting. But when we look at the context of what Jesus said, we see that it is not prohibiting us from judging but rather instructing us on judging correctly.