“In this podcast, we want to think about the Lord’s Prayer. This is a powerful, beautiful prayer that the Lord Jesus taught his disciples to pray. And

“Today we are going to think, in this podcast, about the idea of saints. And when I say that, I don’t mean saints as in the way

“What we want to think about today is scriptural intention. Now, that might seem a little misleading because, usually when we talk about intention –

“Today, we are going to discuss that your body is a temple for the holy spirit. Do you ever remember hearing someone quote those words

“Today we’re going to be talking about how God is working. God is working; and he’s working all the time. God has a plan and

“Today we are going to talk about how we are always learning. Now, if you’re like me, maybe you wish that wasn’t true, at least

“Today let’s talk about sin. You’ve probably heard before that “a sin is a sin” and that all sins are equal. And I think in

Now, I teach third and fourth grade English.  As a third and fourth grade English teacher, I get to read a lot of children’s books.

“God is working in a bigger way than we often recognize. God knows everything that is happening. He knows the end from the beginning. He

“So today, we’re going to talk about a verse that I find to be incredibly difficult. And yet I think that it’s extremely relevant for us. You

“You might remember this Psalm, this is one I remember singing in CYC over & over – we loved this one. And it’s so powerful to

“The apostle John in his third epistle wrote a verse about children. Third John verse 3. He says there, “I have no greater joy than

“For the past couple of podcasts we have touched on this idea of rejoicing and what it means to rejoice in the Lord and I

What makes us joyful? What prompts us in our lives today to rejoice? What is it that when that subject comes up that gets you

“2 Chronicles 32:7 says “Be strong and courageous, do not be afraid, nor dismayed by the king of Assyria and all the host that is