It’s clear some people want absolutely nothing to do with Jesus. In fact, they’re scared of Him. Can they ever be made to understand that Jesus doesn’t want to hurt them, but help them? Join us as we read a dramatic encounter with demonic forces that reveals one of the most powerful weapons that we as human beings have in terms of evangelism. (Mark 5:1-20)

Each of us face daily challenges and problems. Because of that, we need help on a regular basis. In fact, some of us need a complete makeover. Who has the power to help? Who is willing to help? Join us as we learn some timeless lessons from a story in the Gospel of Mark. (Mark 1:40-45)

There are so many uncertainties in life it is hard to be confident about much of anything. Uncertainties can even creep into our spiritual lives, but that’s not what the Lord wants. If we suffer from doubts regarding our standing with God, we’ll want to hear this encouraging message from 1 John. (1 John 5:13-21)

This podcast is a Scripture reading from Mark 7:31-37 in three Bible versions: the New International Version (NIV), the New American Standard Bible—Updated Edition, and The Message. It will prepare listeners to hear the sermon, “Testimony of a changed life: A deaf and mute man.” (Mark 7:31-37)

This podcast is a Scripture reading from Mark 5:1-20 in three Bible versions: the New International Version (NIV), the New American Standard Bible—Updated Edition, and The Message. It will prepare listeners to hear the sermon, “Testimony of a changed life: A demon-possessed man.” (Mark 5:1-20)

This podcast is a Scripture reading from Mark 1:40-45 in three Bible versions: the New International Version (NIV), the New American Standard Bible—Updated Edition, and The Message. It will prepare listeners to hear the sermon, “Testimony of a changed life: A leper.” (Mark 1:40-45)

In John 14:6 Jesus says this: "I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me.” It’s one thing if Jesus says that about Himself, but has anyone else—especially someone in authority—ever testified to how special Christ is? If so, whom? And what happens when we believe what Jesus says about Himself? Are the benefits of believing just in the future? (1 John 5:1-12)

God tests Abraham by telling him to do something no parent would ever dream of doing. How does he respond and what can we learn from him? While it is very doubtful any of us will be tested in such a dramatic way, the fact is as Christians we are tested in everyday life. What are the tests and what determines success or failure? (Gen 22:1-14)

Most of us would agree that love is important; God certainly does. In fact, the Bible says God is love, so much so that He has provided examples of how it is done. As children of God, Christians are expected to follow in His footsteps in order to have a godly impact on our world. Do we love as God calls us to love? Do we love like He loves? ()1 John 4:7-21

How can we tell if someone is a false teacher? What differentiates the truth from lies? As we’ll see, it all comes down to a simple test of discernment. Grab a number two pencil and join us as we discuss the test and the subject of the test: Jesus. (1 John 4:1-6)