The love of God is vast and all-encompassing, extending to every corner of the world, and is willing to go to great lengths to save humanity. Through the sacrifice of Jesus Christ, God demonstrates His love and desire for humanity to be saved and to have a personal relationship with Him. [... more]

The Hebrew word Hased, used in Psalm 119:41, conveys a breadth of meaning, including kindness and God's patient dealing with the nation of Israel. God's mercy is often connected to salvation, rescuing individuals from consequences of disobedience. The psalmist praised the basis for God's mercies, expressing trust and hope in the Scriptures, and committed to obedience. [... more]

Considering the issues and Israel when casting your vote, a discussion on the importance of a Christian worldview in politics, the state of Israel, and the impact of immigration and national security on the country. [... more]

You may have heard us say that the Bible has more than verses related to money and possessions And it rsquo s great to review those often to remind ourselves of the principles about money that we find in scripture On the next Faith amp Finance Live host Rob West will welcome Sharon Epps for a fascinating discussion on the depth and breadth of the financial wisdom found in God rsquo s Word Then they will tackle your financial questions nbsp See omnystudio com listener for privacy information [... more]

God is not a computer program, but a person with a personality, values, and a desire to spend time with us. He identifies with the underdog, the poor, and the rejected, and His love is not dependent on our performance. He wants us to relax and enjoy His goodness, and His mercy will follow us all the days of our life. [... more]

The hosts of the Christian Car Guy show explore the concept of 'clod busters' from the book of Habakkuk, discussing how God's love and grace can break down hard-heartedness and lead to spiritual growth and transformation. [... more]

God's disruption and restoration of our lives is a theme throughout the book of Habakkuk, as well as in the lives of individuals, including the speaker, who has experienced numerous instances of God's intervention, often in unexpected and challenging ways, leading to a deeper understanding of the importance of abiding in Christ and trusting in His plan. [... more]

David, the shepherd boy, faced a giant in the Valley of Elah, but with faith in God, he was able to defeat the giant Goliath, showing that every giant is defeatable. We can apply this principle to our own lives, recognizing that our giants may be fears, personal sins, or addictions, but with God's help, we can overcome them. We must commit our battles to the Lord, attack our giants with spiritual weapons, and finish them off by cutting off their influence in our lives. [... more]

Jesus teaches us to approach God with adoration, supplication, confession, and confrontation, seeking to develop a deeper relationship with Him through private prayer and devotion. This leads to public blessing and a life of intimacy with Almighty God. [... more]