Roger Magnuson tells us as Christians to expect reviling. He shares humorous life stories of how he was persecuted and how God used it to change his life and reward him for how he responded.
Procrastination can be the assassination of your motivation, the dilapidation of your habitation, and much more! Rick Grubbs exposes three subtle stages of this short-sighted habit and confronts the two major excuses we naturally find ourselves using to put off God’s will.
Without application doctrines can become mere philosophies, but without doctrine applications often becomes purposeless. From his unique standpoint as an IBLP alumnus and a pastor, Joe Norvell tries to bring clarity to the way doctrines and principles work together.
Don Richardson, missionary and riveting storyteller, shares stories of taking the Gospel to unreached people groups. God earnestly intends for His supreme blessing, first given to the Jews, to be spread throughout the nations.
Paul and Jenny Speed speak on how the devil's lies are out to destroy us and God's purpose for our life. A powerful and transparent message any of us can closely and personally relate to.
Apart from God's perspective, heaven seems far away, reserved only for the future. However, the Bible links what we do now with what will remain in heaven forever. Dr.
Isaiah 40:28-31 promises that those who wait upon the Lord will "renew their strength; they shall mount up with wings as eagles; they shall run, and not be weary; they shall walk and not faint". What does it mean to "not grow weary"?
If it's wise to count the cost before making a major decision, you certainly want to count the cost before marriage. How do you do that? There's a lot to consider. Life callings are involved.
Speaking from experience, Roger Magnuson goes in depth on being a Christian lawyer. Viewing the legal profession from a Christian perspective, he shares on how to study a multitude of facts and see God’s principles in the midst of them.
Roger Magnuson relates the gripping story of David Livingstone and the practical, self-sacrificing courage he demonstrated in killing a roaring lion. Magnuson relates this illustration on how we can conquer the “lion” in our own lives.
In this motivating message, Roger Magnuson extends a challenge to be faithful to God’s ways and “dare to be a Daniel.” While using many personal testimonies, he exhorts the listener in the fact that living in this manner requires courage.
