Pastor Jack Hibbs teaches that disabilities are anything but common, and God is at work in our lives, using our experiences to create resilience and a powerful testimony. He shares his own story of struggling with legalism and finding freedom in God's grace, and emphasizes the importance of sharing our testimonies as a witness for Jesus. He also discusses how God's goodness can lead people to repentance, and how we can pray for others in a way that honors God. [... more]

Following Jesus can be challenging, but difficulties develop hope and spiritual maturity. The Bible teaches that God uses hardships to train our faith and help us understand his love. Christians are called to distribute life through difficulties, trusting in God's lordship and submitting to his will. By doing so, we become a sweet-smelling aroma to those who live in Christ, and our lives are transformed by his power and love. [... more]

Vince Lombardi's life was a testament to his unwavering dedication to his craft and his unrelenting pursuit of excellence. As a coach, he instilled in his players the importance of discipline, hard work, and teamwork, shaping them into champions both on and off the field. Through his Jesuit-influenced coaching philosophy, he emphasized the value of freedom through discipline, allowing his players to develop their skills and reach their full potential. Lombardi's leadership and character development strategies continue to inspire and motivate leaders in various fields, making him an enduring figure in the world of sports and beyond. [... more]

Chuck Swindahl explores the concept of retaliation and its limitations, drawing from the story of Esther and the biblical concept of self-control. He argues that true freedom and vindication come not from seeking revenge, but from living a life of discipline and spiritual growth, guided by God's grace. [... more]

When facing difficulties, Christians can develop a deeper understanding of God's control and purpose. This can lead to maturity through suffering, as faith is strengthened and developed. By obeying God and trusting in His plan, believers can navigate trials and tribulations, emerging stronger and more mature in their faith. [... more]

Pastor Paul Shepard discusses the importance of living a life of spiritual growth, discipline, and partnership with God. He emphasizes the need to stay focused on the right things, protect one's attitude, and learn to yield to God's wisdom. He also highlights the significance of partnership in ministry and how it is essential for spreading the gospel. [... more]

Discovering God in the difficulty of life is a crucial aspect of the Christian faith. Pastor Jack Hibbs teaches that difficulties are often a test of a real commitment towards the Lord, and that they can bring us closer to God. He emphasizes the importance of understanding that God is in control and that His will is greater than our own. Through personal stories and biblical examples, Pastor Jack shows that difficulties can be overcome with faith, trust, and perseverance. [... more]

Jesus came for people who know they need help, and difficulties in life can deepen our appreciation toward the Lord, making us more grateful, prayerful, and aware of God's presence. Understanding God's will helps us to always know it could always be worse, and that He has never left us or forsaken us. [... more]

As Christians, we must recognize that difficulty is a part of life, but it comes with great purpose and instruction from God. Through hardship, we can discover God's purpose and grow in our faith, learning to trust in Him and depend on Him even more. Pastor Jack Hibbs teaches that everything that comes into our lives is engineered by God, and that we should not see ourselves as victims, but rather as those who are being shaped and strengthened by our experiences. [... more]

When faced with challenges and doubts, Christians must choose to stay faithful and committed to Christ, trusting in His plan and continuing to obey Him no matter what. Pastor Jack Hibbs teaches that determination means choosing not to give up, even when there are reasons that seem convincing enough to do just that, and that it's always too soon to quit following God's will. [... more]

In the Christian life, there will always be reasons to quit, but determination is key to staying committed to God's will. Pastor Jack Hibbs teaches that hard times are a part of the Christian journey, but God can work through those hardships, and we can trust Him to see us through. He shares biblical examples of Moses and Jeremiah, who faced their own doubts and fears, but chose to trust God and press on. [... more]

The story of Jonah reveals God's ways of dealing with rebellious prophets and believers who resist His will. Through Jonah's journey, we learn that God goes with us when we run, disciplines us when we disobey, and confronts us when we refuse to change. This series explores the themes of brokenness, faith, and the consequences of our actions. [... more]

The Christian life is not void of suffering, and afflictions are a part of God's child training, revealing true children of God and exposing counterfeit professors. Divine discipline requires respect and submission to the Heavenly Father, and promises spiritual good and growth, as God uses afflictions to shape and guide His children. [... more]

As Christians, we face many challenges and reasons to quit, but it's essential to stand firm in our faith and determination. Pastor Jack Hibbs teaches that we must be serious about our walk with God, filled with enthusiasm and a passion for His will. He shares biblical examples of Moses and Jeremiah, who faced numerous reasons to quit but persevered with God's guidance and provision. [... more]

Pastor Jack Hibbs teaches that slowing down and focusing on the details of life allows us to trust in God's guidance and timing. He emphasizes the importance of Sabbath and rest, and encourages listeners to wait on God's timing rather than rushing through life. The message concludes with a call to repentance and a prayer for salvation. [... more]

A dysfunctional family's struggles serve as a backdrop for exploring the importance of faith, discipline, and the sovereignty of God in shaping a family's future. Isaac's legacy, including the birthright and Abraham's blessing, is examined in the context of his own failures and God's ultimate plan for his children. [... more]

Getting the Word of God into our children's hearts is crucial for their spiritual growth and development. Teaching, talking, walking, writing, and reciting the Word are essential tools for parents and grandparents to use in training their children in the way they should go. By incorporating these practices into our daily lives, we can help our children develop a strong foundation in God's truth and equip them to withstand the challenges of a world that increasingly rejects biblical values. [... more]

Even when it's hard to see God in our situation, he is in it. When we get to know him by getting into the details of who God is, we can trust that no matter what, he is always good. He's always right there. God is in the good stuff because God is good. He's good and people will say, if God is good, how can there be bad? I don't understand that question. Honestly, I don't understand the question. You can't have bad without good. And by the way, if you've had a class on logic and debate, bad was once good that's gone bad. God's nature never changes. You can trust Him, He is good, and He's in the good stuff. All the good that happens in life, and I got to tell you, I confess, I'll be the first to tell you, I rarely, rarely thank God for all the good. [... more]

Pastor Jack Hibbs teaches that our God is a God of detail, and it's the details of life that make life worth living. He emphasizes the importance of slowing down and noticing the good things in life, and how God is present in every aspect of our lives, from the smallest details to the biggest events. [... more]

Wisdom is seeing things from God's perspective, living skillfully, and living successfully. It involves choosing godly companions, disciplining appetites, and abstaining from dangerous habits like alcohol. Making godly choices forms our character and commitment to Christ, leading to great joy, peace, and fullness of life. [... more]