Walking His Way

The Christian life is not an external club we join, but rather the merging of our life to Christ's Spirit in our inner man. It is radically different from anything external. Let's see how it works in this podcast.

The core value of a community, church, or nation is the family. Attacks on the family destroy any group from within. As the family functions so goes the nation. The beauty of the commands is harmony and peace wherever they are applied.

How would you like to be in an organization who is committed to making everyone a success? They do everything possible to minimize failure, though everyone fails at some point, but what happens then? Here is God's plan for failure and success.

Sin is subtle, easy to justify, and hard to accept as wrong, but it must be confronted. Make sure you have friends willing to keep you honest and obedient to God's Word. The wise person loves to be exhorted and corrected. Let's see how important this attitude is in God's Word.

In the life of the church, we are to do everything possible to help each other avoid the destructive effects of sin and disobedience in our lives. It is not easy to help someone stop destroying his life through sin, but someone must intervene in love. Here is God's plan for us to help each other walk His way.

How do you love someone you don't like? We have lots of people we disagree with in our lives, so how can we possibly care for them too? The only way is God's way -- He has the same problem! Listen for the answer.

No one likes to be around people that constantly are gripping and complaining about everything.  Nothing is good or right. There is always something wrong. Can you imagine how such complaining affects our Lord Jesus?  Listen to find out how our complaining affects our Savior.

Have you ever experienced the pain of slander? It really hurts.  Why do we do it to each other? To make matters worse, it is even more destructive when we do it behind their backs.  Listen now for God's answers to this plague among all of us. 

When you serve the public in any way, you open yourself for potential criticism and rejection, but among true Christians this should not be the case. However, the reality of often different from the ideal. Paul suffered as much from the ones he loved as he did from his enemies. Lets see how he responded to criticism.

Can you imagine a world where everyone is more interested in help each other than in getting what you want in every situation? It seems beyond possibility with the way people live today. However, This is exactly what the Christian life is supposed to create. Let's see what the Bible says.