Your Place Of Grace Podcast with Anthony Sluzas

If you’re an older individual, you may think it’s too late for you to become productive again. Instead of focusing on productivity as the world defines it, consider God’s description of a righteous person in Psalm 92. What spiritual fruit would you like the Lord to produce through you during your latter years? Make the rest of your life the best of your life!

 Consider God’s view of sin and the supreme cost that He and Jesus paid for your atonement. How does this affect your perception of sin and the tolerance of it in your own life? 

Have you, like Esau, ever traded something precious for a few minutes of pleasure? What consequences did you experience? What lessons did you learn from it?

Faith boldly takes hold of what God’s grace has freely given through the finished work of Christ at the Cross. It’s a done deal!

What is the most powerful temptation you are facing today? How are you dealing with it? Which areas in your life are easy targets for the enemy? What will you do to defend yourself against his attacks in these vulnerable spots?

What are the areas of temptation with which you most often struggle? In the past, what has been your strategy for dealing with these enticements? How successful have you been at resisting? This podcast deals specifically with how our Lord dealt with Satan’s temptations and lessons we can learn from the Master.

 Have you ever jumped out ahead of God? If so, what caused you to become impatient? What happened as a result? What are the benefits of listening to the Lord’s voice and obeying Him? Find out in today’s podcast.

You will never earn, merit, or be good enough to enter heaven. Your salvation is totally dependent upon receiving God’s grace, a free gift, that you access only through putting your faith in Jesus Christ as Savior and Lord.

As we conclude our study of what Jesus says about worry from the Sermon on the Mount, the question must be asked by each and every individual, “Do I really trust in the Lord and His promises to me?” How might you respond?

 As we look at what Jesus says about worry from the Sermon on the Mount, the question must be asked by each and every individual, “Do I really trust in the Lord and His promises to me?” How might you respond?