Walk Talks

Joel Roberts, an intern and long time summer staff member at Southland, shares his testimony about how God humbled him and brought him back to Himself through a tragic accident.

Our speech characterizes us as either a wise or a foolish person according to James 3:13-16. Seth Gillespie points our attention to the true solution to taming the tongue in the last episode of this week's series.

In episode 3 of "Taming the Tongue", Seth Gillespie challenges us to deal with speech as a heart issue, since what comes out of our mouth reveals what's inside (James 3:9-12).

As Seth Gillespie continues in James 3, he highlights the dangers of a fleshly tongue from vs 5-8, and the alternative that God provides: praise.

Our tongues are deadly and dangerous unless we allow God to mature us and help us control our speech with His Spirit. This week, Seth Gillespie highlights vital truths from James 3 about Taming the Tongue.

Continuing the interview from last week, Mark Herbster now shares much of his experiences from years in evangelism, as well as a study on how to find God's will in your life as a young person.

As we grow in discernment our walk with Christ, we must keep Scriptural principles in mind. Listen as Mike Graham studies several passages with specific principles that relate to the "gray areas" in our lives.

As the series continues, Mike Graham warns us of the dangers of being too hasty in discernment in our Christian lives. We must be careful to keep our hearts and minds focused on the goal of knowing and following Christ in all we do (Galatians 5:13-15).

As Mike Graham continues his study on "Gray Areas", he focuses on the importance of educating our consciences with God's Word, not personal opinions.

God desires each believer to know Him and have His mind about how He wants us to live holy lives. But what about "gray areas"? Why didn't God just tell us how to live? Mike Graham begins this week's series by talking about the purpose of gray areas from Ac 17:26-27, 2 Tim 2:15-16 and other key passages.