Your Place Of Grace Podcast with Anthony Sluzas

What do you fear most in life? What part has the Word of God played in how you have handled your fears in the past? As a believer in Jesus Christ, you already fight from a position of victory!

How can God use you as a person of character in your areas of influence, whether at work, church or at home? Why should and how can you take a stand against the sin and corruption you see when others don’t seemingly care at all?"

Obeying God is always the right thing to do, but it's seldom the easiest. Courage is strengthened by God’s great and precious promises and His indwelling Holy Spirit strengthening us.

People often work very hard to achieve a particular goal in life, and yet on the verge of seeing their dream come to pass, they miss it. One of the reasons is because they don’t have the courage to boldly take hold of what God has provided.

You still have so much to be thankful for. Stop griping.

Yes, choosing joy even in our day can be done if you know Christ.

The “keys of the Kingdom” referred to in Matthew 16:13-19 are the authority and power of God made available to believers to empower them to substantially participate in the prayer, spiritual warfare, and the ministry of God’s Kingdom. “Binding and loosing” is the activity worked through using the keys of the Kingdom to their fullest effect.

What kinds of battles is Satan waging in your mind? Do you believe that the Bible is true from Genesis to Revelation? The veracity of your answer is revealed by how you live. Are you living according to God’s revealed truth or are you not practicing what it teaches? 

Some of the greatest saints in Christian history have endured unimaginable suffering without doubting God’s love for them. Although the Lord has not promised us an easy life, even in the middle of our trials we can know with certainty that our lives matter to Him.

Jesus used the story of the prodigal son to show us the downward spiral into a shattered life of misery as well as the road to recovery (Luke 15:11-24). Although we may not find ourselves in the son’s exact situation, we can all identify with his choices and responses.