Will you forgive yourself? Every major topic relating to our Christian walk involves the renewing of our mind. And yet, so few seem to actually understand the dynamics of how to do it. In this multi-part series, we will unpack this vital part of our understanding how to walk with Jesus.

Every major topic relating to our Christian walk involves the renewing of our mind. And yet, so few seem to actually understand the dynamics of how to do it. In this multi-part series, we will unpack this vital part of our understanding how to walk with Jesus.

Every major topic relating to our Christian walk involves the renewing of our mind. And yet, so few seem to actually understand the dynamics of how to do it. In this multi-part series, we will unpack this vital part of our understanding how to walk with Jesus.

There is a stark contrast between what we see in the early church and what we see in the modern church in the West. God still uses the wrong people...but not until we offer the gospel to all, even the socially undesirable ones.

If we do not give ourselves to prayer and the study of God's Word, it is easy to find that we are on the wrong side of an issue in life. Using examples of windows from the Scriptures, Terry brings out three important issues facing the church today!

Have you ever felt like your life was surrounded by bees. Satan attacks our hope in order to rob us of joy and remove us from the anchor of our soul.

God's Master Plan is about more than salvation. Though salvation is foremost, God's promises to carry us through any storm we face. We can sing, "It is Well with my soul" in the deepest of trials.

Many believers do not grasp the depths of God's plan for rescuing mankind. In order to rest in God's sovereignty, we must embrace the enormity of His plan.

It was no small thing that Adam did in the Garden of Eden. Using the analogy of an old 'rabbit ear' antenna, Terry explains how Adam's sin affected us and how God desire to re-tune us into God's purpose for our life.

When trials land on our doorstep, they can either turn us away from the Lord, or bend us toward Him. Drawing from the Prophet Hosea, Terry looks at how we can use trials to draw us closer to Christ.