The Bible tells us some eye opening, jaw dropping stuff about the return of Jesus! Come join me while I read about it in today’s podcast!

As Christians, we need to find people to do life with. Paul takes it a step further and uses words that refer to being FAMILY. That makes it even more meaningful to do life with those who are in the family of God! Not just church attendance.

If you struggle with sin…things like anger, rage, impurity, sexual immorality, lust, gossip slander, greed, lying… (the list goes on) you’ll want to listen to today’s podcast and learn how you can be set free.

In good times and bad we can learn the secret of being content. These scriptures tell us how. I also show you how I pray the scriptures for my spouse and kids and those I care about.

Are you suffering or depressed or going through a really dark season? Paul was in prison and yet he shows us how to rejoice and have JOY in the midst of suffering. Holy Spirit was truly here during this podcast. Praise God.

So so much in this episode. Everything from living a worthy lifestyle to living as children of the light to living a Godly marriage to the armor of God. Ephesians is just so so power packed!

We will all go through trials and suffering but we will be much more victorious if we understand who we are in God’s eyes. This is truly one of my favorite sections of scripture because God makes it so clear just how deeply we are loved.

Are you wrestling with your old sin nature or looking at all the things you need to DO to be accepted by God? Today we are diving into the truth about the law and sin and how to be FREE from both.

Living by the law verses living in freedom is kinda like a Thanksgiving meal. All are invited to be “thankful” but it’s not about the turkey, stuffing, and pumpkin pie; it’s about being thankful. The gospel is similar in that it’s not about religious traditions and appearances, but about a heart that desires to follow Jesus.

Have you ever longed for someone to see the truth and walk a better way? A way that would benefit them? Yes, I have as well. This podcast shows us how to love others well and go to great lengths to help those we love see and experience the best life possible.

The Bible is FULL of examples and instructions on how to trust Him with provision. God actually wants us to be a part of a great harvest so we can be blessings to others.

Being unequally yoked is usually talked about in reference to marriage but Paul is talking about this concept with all believers.

Corinthians 2:2 talks about forgiveness. It’s important to forgive self and others. We also have the fragrance of victory which is the fragrance of Christ. That fragrance is an aroma that affects others differently. And lastly, where the Spirit of the Lord is there is freedom!

Paul writes to tell the Corinthians to live the resurrected life and stop acting like the world. Paul reminds them of the resurrection of Jesus and how that new life is available to them to live out here on earth.

Whether you realize it or not, God has given you gifts and talents. He wants you to use them for the church and He also wants you to benefit from the gifts He’s given others. Get your spiritual giftings assessment here: www.spiritualgiftstest.com

There were so many cultural differences in Corinth and Paul had a job to do to teach them about Jesus while creating an environment of unity.

Because Paul says over and over and OVER to flee from sexual immorality and many other wicked sins, I wanted to go deeper into WHY. We have to see the heart of God and understand His original design and His eternal plan for us.

We can’t ignore these chapters. Some people want to be rehabilitated yet others refuse rehabilitation and their sin needs to be dealt with for the sake of the church and “the little ones.” These aren’t my opinions… it’s the word of God.

In today’s scripture reading we learn about the wisdom of God which contradicts the foolishness of the world. The Holy Spirit searches the deep things of God and longs to reveal them to us. Tune into today’s podcast for more insights on this topic.

We all come from different backgrounds but our common ground is Jesus and the word. Paul shows us how to be unified through preferring others and showing honor to those who may be different than us or even weaker in their faith.