The hosts of the Christian Car Guys show explore the deeper prophetic meaning of the word 'roll' in the context of Easter, discussing the idea of time, the stone rolling away, and the connection to the Hebrew concept of rolling away shame and reproach. They also delve into the story of Miriam, a prophetess who played a significant role in the biblical narrative, and how her story relates to the concept of rolling away shame and reproach. The hosts share personal stories of how God has rolled away their shame and reproach, and encourage listeners to share their own stories of how God has worked in their lives. [... more]

Managing God's resources requires preparation, prayer, and a spending plan. By carving out time for prayer, creating a budget, and tracking expenses, individuals can avoid financial stress and stay faithful in managing their money. A generous heart is at the core of financial faithfulness, and committing to giving consistently to one's local church and looking for opportunities to bless others through sacrificial giving is essential. [... more]

The Apostle Paul's qualifications for church elders emphasize the importance of being a one woman man, demonstrating commitment to one's wife, and having children who behave, not necessarily those who are saved. This emphasis on faithfulness and leadership is crucial for representing holy living in an unholy world. [... more]

Church leaders are not perfect, but they must pursue faithful progression and demonstrate a godly pattern in life. The elder's role is to shepherd the bride of Christ, and leaders must be constantly progressing in their walk with Christ and pursuing godliness each day. The church is the answer to the world's question of how to live a life worthy of being patterned after, and every Christian is to be an example, setting a godly and holy example and providing a demonstration of progression in the pattern of Jesus Christ. [... more]

When a loved one passes away, it's essential to take the right financial steps to settle their estate. Rob West provides guidance on the six financial steps to take, including obtaining a death certificate, notifying financial institutions, and filing a petition to begin the probate process. He also emphasizes the importance of prayer and seeking wisdom in this challenging time. [... more]

Zechariah, a humble country priest, and his wife Elizabeth, a godly and blameless woman, were chosen by God to be the parents of John the Baptist, the greatest of the Old Testament prophets. God's plan for their lives was to prepare the way for Jesus Christ, and through their faith and humility, they played a crucial role in bringing about the greatest story ever told. [... more]

Exploring God's sovereignty in the midst of life's storms, including the recent fall of Pastor Stephen Lawson, and discussing the importance of a biblical worldview in understanding current events and the Christian conference circuit. A new Christmas resource, Manger in Danger, is also introduced as a way to focus on the true meaning of Christmas and share the gospel with children. [... more]

Nehemiah's heart is broken for the state of Jerusalem, where God's people are in great affliction and reproach. He fasts, prays, and confesses sin, recognizing God's presence and pursuing him with faith. Nehemiah's story teaches us to be broken for the needs in our world, to pray, and to ask God to break us before we act. [... more]

Owning a rental property can be a lucrative investment, but it's not for everyone. You must consider the pros and cons, including the income stream, appreciation, tax breaks, and the potential for negative cash flow. Meanwhile, choosing a financial advisor aligned with your biblical values is crucial for making informed financial decisions, and protecting your personal information from data breaches requires vigilance and the use of credit monitoring services. [... more]

Revival is the deeper work of God in our lives, a clearer evidence of His presence and power within us. It's a powerful thing that affects the influence and impact a church has upon a community. Christians who are lukewarm and lazy in their faith accomplish very little, but when revival comes, it's when Christians get right with God, when we fall on our faces before God and ask Him to change our hearts. [... more]

Living with integrity in financial dealings means being honest, morally strong, and dependable. Christians are called to represent Jesus Christ to the world, and their attitudes and actions around money reveal a lot about their heart. Honesty, moral strength, and dependability are essential elements of integrity, and God's Word provides guidance on how to manage finances wisely and faithfully. [... more]

God's Word contains powerful financial teaching that can change your life, with principles such as the power of trust, focus, and priorities. As stewards of God's resources, it's essential to make intentional financial decisions, prioritize your goals, and manage your money with purpose. By applying these biblical principles, you can achieve financial balance and live a life that honors God. [... more]

When facing impossible situations, pray and trust in God's plan. Moses' story in Exodus shows how God led the Israelites through the Red Sea, demonstrating His power and glory. We must walk by faith, not by feelings, and give God the glory when He comes through for us. [... more]

When a loved one passes away, it's essential to take the right financial steps to ensure their estate is settled properly. Prayer is a crucial first step, followed by obtaining a death certificate, filing a petition to begin the probate process, and notifying financial institutions and advisors. Understanding inheritance tax and charitable giving options can also help individuals make informed decisions about their loved one's assets. [... more]

Rich Powell challenges the congregation to reframe their view of suffering, showing that it is sacred and an opportunity to engage in God's highest purpose. He uses examples from Scripture to illustrate the honor and glory that come from identifying with Christ and suffering for His name. [... more]

The Southern Baptist Convention is facing controversy over the issue of female pastors, with some arguing that women should be allowed to serve in pastoral roles, while others believe that the Bible teaches that only men should be pastors. Rick Warren, a prominent pastor and author, has been a key figure in the debate, advocating for the ordination of women as pastors. However, his views have been met with resistance from some within the convention, who argue that the Bible is clear on the issue of gender roles in the church. [... more]

Habakkuk's prayer for reproof to align his desires with God's, and the importance of seeking God's word to understand His will. [... more]

The concept of freedom is explored in the context of sin and righteousness, with the speaker arguing that true freedom comes from following God's commandments and serving Him, rather than being enslaved by sin and its consequences. [... more]

A lifetime commitment to God's law is a promise to keep His commandments continually, even in difficult circumstances. This commitment is a service of love, obeying our Savior Jesus Christ because of the great mercy He has bestowed upon us. It is a rejection of human philosophy and man-centered counsel, and a reliance on God's Word. The psalmist's promise to keep God's law is not just for this life, but also for eternity, where we will serve God perfectly and joyfully. [... more]

Dr. Cheryl Davis teaches on God's grace and why we have to suffer, explaining that suffering is a constant force that will multiply throughout time and change every life until the end of the ages. She shares her personal experience of suffering for 15 years and how God's grace was sufficient for her. Dr. Davis emphasizes that our appointed suffering is a payment for God's glory and that we should not be discouraged or lose hope, as the end result is worth it. [... more]

King David's use of the word 'shame' in Psalm 119 reveals a deeper meaning, connected to the concept of a 'righteous branch' that guards God's testimonies, a theme that resonates with the idea of communion and spiritual rebirth. [... more]

Alistair Begg considers the traits that church leaders ought to possess, as well as those they should avoid, when appointing elders. He examines the directives in Titus chapter 1, verses 5 through 9, and discusses the importance of leaders being above reproach, showing hospitality, being lovers of good, self-controlled, upright, holy, disciplined, and committed to sound doctrine. [... more]

King David's verse 22 in Psalm 119 is a powerful Easter passage that reveals the connection between Jesus and the rolling away of reproach and shame, allowing us to be a righteous branch guarding God's testimonies. [... more]

The Psalmist explores the connection between salvation, innocence, and understanding in the 119th Psalm, revealing how Jesus can give us an innocence card to shield us from reproach and shame. [... more]

The 119th Psalm's verse 39 holds a profound message about the goodness of God's judgments, which can turn away our reproach and lead us to rest in His delight. The verse speaks to the idea that God looks for the good in us, just like a math teacher once saw a gift in the speaker's ability to spot patterns, turning their learning experience around. This concept is rooted in the idea that Jesus died on the cross to take away our reproach, and that if we're in Christ, we can rest in the fact that God is always looking for the good in us. [... more]

The hosts of the Christian Car Guys show reflect on the 20th anniversary of 9-11, discussing how God's love and power were displayed during the tragedy. They explore the concept of rolling away reproach and shame, referencing the 119th Psalm and the story of Joshua 5-9. Listeners share their personal testimonies of how they saw God at work during 9-11, highlighting the importance of faith and God's love in the midst of chaos. [... more]

King David's meditation on the 119th Psalm reveals a spiritual warfare psalm where he trusts God despite being spoken against by princes. He finds rest in serving God, meditating on His statutes, and falling in love with Him. [... more]

The 119th Psalm holds a special significance for King David, who saw it as an Easter morning revelation. The verse 22, with its first word 'gal' meaning 'roll', is a powerful symbol of Jesus rolling away the stone, taking away our reproach and shame, and allowing us to become a righteous branch, guarding God's testimonies. [... more]

Living a life of obedient submission to Christ is the foundation of spiritual growth, where one's focus is on glorifying God, being content to be outdone by others, and bearing the reproach of Christ, ultimately leading to maturity in faith. [... more]

Pastor Greg Laurie shares the story of the Israelites' journey through the Red Sea, highlighting the importance of faith, obedience, and trusting God's plan. He emphasizes the need to move forward in faith, even when circumstances seem impossible, and encourages listeners to use their faith to overcome obstacles and achieve their goals. [... more]

Moses' decision to refuse the privileges of being the son of Pharaoh's daughter and choose to suffer affliction with the people of God is an example of living by faith. This choice was motivated by a desire to follow God and receive the reward of eternal life, rather than the fleeting pleasures of sin. [... more]

God's people in a day of crisis find strength in the Lord and the joy of the Lord is their strength. They must be taught and instructed in the Word of God and apply it in their lives, obeying God's commands and doing what He says, even if it's not the custom or tradition of the world. [... more]

God's greatness can be seen in His creation and His providence, and it's essential to have a high view of Him to understand His will. Bible study and attention to the Word are crucial for knowing God's will and applying it to our lives. [... more]

Living in a time of crisis, God's people must turn to prayer, work, and the Word of God to find strength and guidance. A spiritual awakening and revival are necessary for a city to be restored and for individuals to find hope and deliverance. [... more]

Nehemiah's response to the crisis in Jerusalem serves as a model for dealing with spiritual problems. He prayed and confessed sin, acknowledging God's sovereignty and the importance of following His Word. Prayer and confession are essential steps in resolving spiritual crises, but they must be accompanied by action and a willingness to change. By applying God's Word and working towards solutions, individuals can overcome challenges and find peace and restoration. [... more]

Living in a day of crisis, God's people must respond with faithfulness and spiritual awakening. Leadership is crucial in times of turmoil, and prayer is essential to seek God's guidance. Sin is at the heart of all problems, but forgiveness is available through confession and repentance. [... more]