Hearing what God wants to say is a skill. Sharing with others what God has shared with me is also a skill. Drawing near to God enables us to draw near to others and that is what Mr. Hogan envisions for each one who hears this message.
Born and raised in South Africa, Keith’s early years were marked by hardship. When his father succumbed to alcoholism and changed his behavior as a result, Keith’s mother filed for divorce. The broken state of Keith’s family caused him to turn to the world for fulfillment.
Listen and be encouraged as Gil Bates shares story after story of how God provided for him and his family because of their resolve to build a life message on His unchanging principles.
Will you trust Me? This is one thing God really wants to know. This is what He would ask over and over as Sam and Ann Conway went from having it all to having a couple hundred dollars and no car. Savings, position, and even reputation were all gone. Will you trust Me?
Building on Part 1, Chris and Anne Hogan share testimonies of how the Lord has enabled couples to relax and relate to one another regardless of the many other factors that come up in a relationship. There may be needs, time constraints, and personality clashes.
Real relationships meet real needs. Mercy, graciousness, tolerance, and lovingkindness are all necessary components of an attitude that fosters a sense of safety in a relationship.
Each of us, as well as each of our children, have a part to play in the body of Christ and we can't fulfill that role by being like anyone else. It takes Christ - likeness!
Once the Gospel begins to bear it's fruit in our lives, God's work is not over. His Holy Spirit continues that work. My sin nature must be faced. As Paul says, Christians still have the capacity for anger, bitterness, drunkenness, lust and fear.
With the approach of Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's, families large and small will gather, schedules will be planned, and expectations will be raised. All of this can add stress to an already overwhelming sense of busyness.
Affections, for the Lord and for your spouse, are an integral part of the marriage relationship and they can provide a lot of stimulus for intimacy—until something goes wrong. When something tests the marriage, reliance on feelings can cause us to question whether we are "right" for each other.
Why do young people leave the faith they were brought up in? Chris Hogan unpacks this question in this excellent session that examines some of the root causes of disillusionment in the Millennial Generation and what draws them to counter-movements.
A nobleman has to be of noble descent. His nobility comes from his birth, not his achievements. Rather than seeking affirmation, approval, and confirmation from other men, I must know who I am as reconciled to God in Christ Jesus. Who am I in Christ?
