Anger is a neutral emotion given by God as a gift for self-protection, but it can be a wild stallion that destroys relationships and lives if not managed properly. Christians can learn to tame their anger by being quick to hear, slow to speak, and slow to anger, following the biblical principles outlined in James 1:19-20. [... more]

Anger can be a neutral emotion used for good or great damage, and understanding its root causes is key to harnessing it for spiritual growth and healing. By acknowledging and addressing anger, individuals can learn to express it in a healthy way, forgive others, and experience God's grace. This process involves recognizing who or what is causing anger, expressing it directly or indirectly, and determining the best course of action to deal with the situation. [... more]

God's purpose in allowing weakness in our lives is to bring us to a place of total personal inadequacy, teaching us the problem of pride and the value of humility, and revealing to us that God's grace is sufficient for everything we face. By living in utter dependence on God, we can experience the mighty supernatural power of God and turn our weaknesses into points of strength. [... more]

Paul's missionary journey takes him to Iconium, where he preaches the gospel to the Jews and Greeks, and a man is healed, but the people mistake him and Barnabas for gods. Paul's approach to evangelism is tailored to his audience, and he begins with general truths before moving to specific biblical teachings. The apostles face persecution, but they remain bold and prudent, fleeing to Lystra and Derbe to continue their ministry. [... more]

Chris Fabry joins Rob West to discuss trusting God in difficult times, including financial struggles, and how to apply biblical principles to one's financial life. They also explore the importance of dependence on God and living according to Christian values. [... more]

Faith-based investing and shareholder advocacy provide opportunities for individuals to make a positive impact on companies and the world through their investments. Chris Meyer discusses the role of shareholder advocacy in promoting kingdom values and creating positive change. [... more]

Couples often struggle with intimacy due to unaddressed issues and misconceptions about desire. Research reveals that most people want to connect more, but are hindered by simple obstacles, such as unrealistic expectations and unmet needs. By understanding the differences in desire and working together, couples can overcome these challenges and build a healthier, more intimate relationship. [... more]

Understanding the complexities of desire in relationships can be a game-changer for couples. Recognizing that there are different types of desire, such as initiating and receptive desire, can help individuals approach their partner in a more loving and respectful way. By acknowledging the emotional aspects of desire and learning how to communicate effectively, couples can work through challenges and deepen their intimate connection. [... more]

Jesus Christ came to usher in a new covenant, one of change from within, where serving God is not about external code or trying harder, but about being changed on the inside by the power of the Holy Spirit. He came to lift our shame and guilt, and to give us an inheritance, but we must let Him wash us, teach us, and serve us, and receive His love and gifts freely. [... more]

The Christian life is not about serving God, but about God serving us. Jesus' act of washing Peter's feet is a radical example of this, showing that receiving from God requires a willingness to let go of our pride and ego. The gospel of Jesus is about a greater act of servant, where He dies for us, and as Christians, we must learn to receive from God what we could never have given ourselves. [... more]

The Bible describes the human heart as restless and plagued by guilt, but also offers forgiveness and healing through a relationship with God. A wounded conscience can be a powerful motivator for change, and the Bible teaches that God's hand of heaviness can bring about physical and emotional suffering as a result of sin. Ultimately, the Bible offers hope and comfort for those dealing with the reality of dying and the promise of a new heaven and a new earth. [... more]

The parable of the sower and the seed reveals that the word of God produces the miracle, not the sower, and that only God can take the soil and change its consistency. The story of a young woman's conversion on a train illustrates how God prepares the soil and brings circumstances that make people ready to believe on Christ. [... more]

To truly understand the Bible, one must learn to welcome God's Word with a repentant heart, a receptive spirit, a responsive spirit, and a reflective spirit. This involves making a full confession of sin, surrendering one's will, obeying what one learns, and carefully gazing into the Word of God. By doing so, one can experience a transformation and a deeper knowledge of God. [... more]