One of the greatest struggles in pray is to stay alert and watchful. But watchful for what? And what does being alert in prayer actually mean? What should we be praying about? What did Jesus say about this? And what does Paul tell the Colossians regarding this important matter?

Prayer can seem like such a mystery. And often there is a lot of guilt associated with it, because we feel like we don't pray enough. But what is prayer? When should we pray? How are we to pray? Why do we close our eyes and bow our heads? Is this necessary? Dr. Jeff gives us a fresh perspective on this often misunderstood topic.

Does Paul address the subject of slavery? And if so, in what way? How does the New Testament treat the subject? What was the context of the first century and how did Christianity impact the institution of slavery? What counsel did Paul give to believing slaves and slave owners of his day?

Every Christian parent wants godly children, but what does it take to actually produce them? While there are no foolproof formulas or guarantees, Scripture and wisdom do offer sound principles that help reach the heart of a child. And a critical component of that process is found in an often neglected area of parenting. Dr. Jeff reveals key truths from Colossians in this week's program..

Is there such a thing as the "perfect husband?" Absolutely not. What about a truly "Christlike" husband? According to the Bible, the answer is "yes." And this is precisely what God expects of men in relationship to their wives. When it comes to being a Christian husband, God sets the bar pretty high. But what does that look like, practically? As men, are we actually capable of becoming this kind of spouse to our wives? And if so, how do we do it? And how does this change the marriage relationship? Dr. Jeff addresses these questions in this week's program. 

In an age of celebrated feminism and an abhorrence of what some call the "patriarchy," the biblical concept of submission is often characterized as "domestic slavery" in some circles. But is it? Do the Scriptures mandate that Christian woman become "Stepford Wives" or that they are destined to live in some type of "Handmaid's Tale-like" subjugation? Just what does God call them to? What does the Bible say? And is it still binding on women in today's world? How counter-cultural is it? How offensive? Or could it actually be something godly and liberating? Dr. Jeff explores the subject in this week's program from Colossians 3.

You already know that when you read the Bible, the Bible reads you. In this podcast, Dr. Jeff explains Paul's words in Colossians 3:16-17 concerning the Word of Christ richly dwelling in you. Just what does that mean? How does it happen? And what are the life-changing effects of this spiritual experience in your daily life?

"Forgive and forget." That's what they say we should do. But is that possible? Is it even biblical? Or does Scripture prescribe something much better? Dr. Jeff explores this difficult subject from Colossians 3 in this week's program.

Today, Satan is relentlessly hijacking biblical virtues and values, perverting them for his own uses. In today's teaching, Dr. Kinley explains this phenomenon while also describing what true Christian character looks like in the body of Christ.

Among the controversies in modern-day Christendom is the doctrine of election. Some hold to the belief that God sovereignly chose people for salvation, while others claim that coming to faith in Christ is simply a 100% free-will choice of the individual apart from any necessary influence from God. But what does the Bible actually say? Hard core Calvinists and Arminians alike all agree that a person must believe on the Lord Jesus in order to be saved. But what about God's part in our salvation? Could it be true that He was working in eternity past to somehow guarantee our future righteousness and intimacy with Him? Or is He, even today, simply at the mercy of sinners, hoping and waiting on them to believe? Dr. Jeff explores this hot topic from Scripture in this week's program.