A Christian who is happy he is one is the greatest attraction to Christianity, as demonstrated by Daniel's unwavering faith and commitment to his God, even in the face of danger and adversity, and by William Wilberforce's long-standing fight against the slave trade, shining the light of truth in a corrupt world. [... more]

Scripture offers a far better and far more freeing vision for how believers relate to money and possessions. Rejecting materialism does not mean rejecting material things, but rather recognizing the difference between enjoyment and dependence. Gratitude and generosity are powerful tools in breaking the grip of materialism, and Christians are called to steward God's resources wisely and grow in generosity. [... more]

Pastor Greg Laurie shares a message on seeing problems in the light of God, using the story of the Israelites in the wilderness and the spies who explored the land of Canaan. He emphasizes the importance of having a big God and a small problem, and encourages listeners to look at their challenges with a heavenly perspective. [... more]

When facing life's challenges, it's essential to shift our perspective and see problems in the light of God's reassurance. Pastor Greg Laurie shares insights from the Bible, highlighting the importance of faith and trust in overcoming obstacles and achieving spiritual growth. [... more]

The host of a podcast called Your Weirdest Fears discusses his own phobia of certain animal textures and movements, specifically the way tails without fur, like those of rats or opossums, can move around and flop. [... more]

Larry Mullins explores the fear of certain textures, particularly those found on animals like rats and opossums, and how they can evoke a strong sense of anxiety and discomfort in some individuals. [... more]

Pastor Greg Laurie offers reassurance for those facing challenges by encouraging them to see their problems in the light of God's power and greatness. He uses the story of the Israelites in the wilderness to illustrate how focusing on obstacles rather than God's objective can lead to fear and discouragement. He emphasizes the importance of taking one's eyes off obstacles and putting them on opportunities, and how this can lead to faith and trust in God. [... more]