Your Place Of Grace Podcast with Anthony Sluzas

How would you define peace? Perhaps a more important question is, do you have genuine peace in your heart?

Seeing that salvation comes to our family members begins by understanding the Truth and what’s at stake, and praying accordingly.

Many people today are living for the moment and are willing to pay any price to get what they want. This is the situation we see in the story of Jacob and Esau recorded in Genesis 25:25-34. How each brother responded to this situation teaches us an essential lesson today.

What thoughts about others are hindering you from having harmonious relationships? Is there someone you need to forgive? If so, who? Are you willing to lay your critical thoughts and feelings about yourself and others at Jesus’ feet and ask Him to begin the process of correcting and healing your mind and heart so you can experience His peace? 

What does the Word of God instruct you to do so you can courageously face whatever happens? How do you overcome fear, inadequacy, and discouragement—three of our worst enemies? The Bible has the answers.

Our nation and the world-at-large is suffering from uncertainty, uneasiness, conflict, and distrust. If ever we needed to rely on the Scripture, it’s today. Such times should lead us to cry out to God, asking Him for the wisdom, courage, and obedience to do what’s right.

The focal point of this study isn’t only the fact that Jesus still heals, but that He wants to use us as the agency through which His healing power is communicated. When Jesus heals, what we do with that healing is just as important to the Lord as when we’ve received it.

Do you feel loved by God? Why or why not? What does God’s Word say about His love for you? Are you able to give love, or is something hindering you from expressing it freely to others?

Your eternal destiny just might be tied directly to your ability to discern between truth and what is false. Thus, it is very important to know what the Bible really says about what is solidly grounded in scripture and what is counterfeit…especially in these last days.

Loneliness isn’t just something that only affects those who live in isolation; it is present in marriages and people who live in families, work with others and have friends. Some lonely people have everything money can buy, but all their toys and luxuries can’t provide what’s missing. In the very beginning, God said, “It is not good for the man to be alone; I will make him a helper suitable for him” (Gen. 2:18). Since we were created to live in relationships, it’s clearly not God’s plan that we suffer from loneliness.