In 'Part 1' we left off talking about how God cares most about salvation, and this week we pick up talking about how God also cares most about the sanctification of His people. We look at how much God cares about the holiness of His people, and then look at whether we & the American church share in that.

What do you care about most? For those in Christ I think we all know the spiritually 'correct' answer to give, but how would our thoughts, how would our lives answer that question? On today's podcast, we embark upon a two-part series that encourages and reminds us of what God cares about most, hopefully serving us to care similarly.

Are you thinking about your future? Have you spent time thinking about and contemplating over your afternoon plans, your summer plans, your career plans, etc? These are good things to think about, but they may not be the best things to think about. On today's podcast, we talk about the importance & value of today, proposing a question that may cause you to rethink how you approach your day to day life.

Most of us are unaware of our lack of self-awareness. We are very quick to spot others' need for Jesus but slow to spot the same need in ourselves. On today's podcast, we unpack the story of the sinful woman and Simon the Pharisee in Luke 7, learning from them the importance of self-awareness, and how it impacts our love for others & for Jesus.

There are many enemies to our spiritual lives and our time spent with Jesus, but there's one often overlooked and ignored, continuously weakening our relationship with Jesus. On this podcast we talk about what that enemy is and the weapon we can use to defeat it.

Our culture is becoming more and more demonic, and our world is drawing further and further away from Christ. Persecution is growing stronger and stronger, and the question persists: 'What Are We Willing To Fight For?'. In this podcast, we will look at the character of Shammah, found in 2 Samuel, analyzing his story and what he chose to fight for.

We've all wrestled with questions surrounding the suffering we and those around the world endure. Why is there so much pain in our world? If there is a God, why would he let that happen? Is he responsible for the evil in the world? Where did evil originate? You are not alone in asking these questions.

Do people see you as a Jesus follower first? Do they see the goodness of God in your life? Are you seeking out the goodness of God in your life? We cannot expect someone to desire relationship with God if we do not first want it ourselves. 

Are you struggling with believing in a God you can't see and can't feel? This looks at the validity and trustworthiness of the Bible and Jesus as Christ through numbers and probability. If you like to place bets, this is for you, because you'll never hear of better odds.