~Walking In The Light~

This episode, "Walking In Integrity," encourages listeners to embrace a life of integrity as a path to wholeness and a deeper relationship with God. It emphasizes that God has provided all necessary guidance through the Bible and the plan of salvation, enabling believers to navigate life's complexities.

We highlight the contrast between those who follow God's principles and those who lack moral clarity or distort...

Laughter offers numerous benefits for the mind, body, and soul. It's a pleasant physical reaction that can release inner tensions and bring a sense of balance to life. 

Neurophysiology indicates that laughter activates the ventromedial prefrontal cortex, leading to the production of endorphins, which are associated with rewarding activities. 

Laughter is also noted for its ability to relieve stress and emotional pain, serve as a...

In this episode we emphasize the transformative power of faith in achieving mental stability and a healthier lifestyle. We assert that God's presence and guidance are crucial for overcoming personal struggles like anxiety, anger, and insecurity, advocating for reliance on biblical principles and the Holy Spirit for emotional regulation and wise decision-making. 

We highlight  the importance of personal responsibility, developin...

An intimate relationship with God, specifically through Christ Jesus, is crucial for mental stability. It moves beyond mere religious experience to foster a deep, personal connection. This relationship is described as providing endless spiritual wisdom and a pathway to becoming spiritually, emotionally, mentally, and physically whole. 

When religion is practiced erroneously, it can significantly impair mental stability. Instead of f...

As we continue with this series, in this episode we explore the transformative power of Christianity, as a lifestyle centered on God, contrasting it with secular perceptions and rigid religious systems. 

We highlight that true Christianity, is focused on a personal relationship with Jesus Christ, and guidance by the Holy Spirit, offers purpose, spiritual growth, and eternal life, filling a void that cannot be satisfied by worldly pu...

In this episode we explore the concept of religion and its connection to mental and spiritual well-being, arguing that life is a spiritual journey leading to a relationship with a Creator. 

We highlight Christianity as a specific lifestyle of following Jesus Christ's teachings, distinguishing it from merely being a religion. We further explain that true godly religion, as defined in the Bible, involves caring for others and rem...

Grief is a normal reaction to significant loss. Initial reactions often involve shock and numbness, followed by feelings of hopelessness, abandonment, and asking "why me?" Anger and resentment, leading to ambivalence, are also common initial symptoms.

How can a Christian find solace and comfort during grief?

For Christians, finding solace in God's Word is a significant resource. Spending time with God, even if not feel...

What is Sin ?  Is it a list of rules you're not supposed to break? I can recall years ago that certain denominations considered the following to be sin: 

• Going to the movies.
• Dancing
• Women wearing make-up or pants. Always had to wear long dresses.  I remember years ago, Elder DeBorrah was a guest speaker at a women's event at a local church in one of these denominations, when she addressed this subject. 

 I'll n...

 In this episode we  explore the majesty and power of God, as described in  Psalm 8. This Psalm depicts God's supremacy and love for humanity. It emphasizes God's immense greatness and power as the Creator of the universe, and concurrently, His profound value and care for humanity, His most cherished creation.

Believing in God as the Creator can be "a challenging subject for some," as their minds find it "di...

In this episode, we focus on the New Testament book of III John. It contrasts effective spiritual leadership with an immature and self-serving leader who sought preeminence, was unwelcoming to visiting teachers, and lacked genuine hospitality, ultimately hindering true fellowship. 

These actions are detrimental because they disrupt true fellowship, create chaos and conflict, hinder the spread of the Gospel, and place personal power ...

Psalm 5 reflects King David's personal experience of being slandered and betrayed. His life was filled with challenges, yet he learned to "ALWAYS TRUST GOD!"  

David's journey demonstrates that despite complex situations and feeling burdened, turning to the Lord and patiently waiting on Him brings unexplainable peace. This peace comes from recognizing God as the ultimate source of security and significance, who ...

The phrase "Let The Redeemed Of The Lord Say So" (Psalm 107:2) is often used in worship, but its deeper meaning regarding why and how people are redeemed is not always fully understood. 

 "Saying So" means acknowledging Christ's redemptive work and living a transformed life.

To "Say So" as the redeemed of the Lord means to acknowledge and declare a profound understanding of "Redemption".  ...

When you hear the word “beauty”, where does your mind usually go. Is it the images we see everywhere, the perfect face, the ideal body type, the latest trends? 

True beauty comes from within, specifically from one's soul, which is the essence of who they truly are. It is not superficial or external, but is deeply embedded into the fabric of one's being by God, who is love.  

This inner beauty flourishes as an individual emb...

In this episode, we explore the biblical book of Obadiah, focusing on the conflict between the twin brothers Jacob and Esau and their descendants. The nation of Edom was of Esau, and the nation of Israel was of Jacob. Their descendants were the Edomites and the Israelites.

We highlight how their initial rivalry escalated into generations of animosity, with Obadiah's prophecy foretelling God's judgment upon Edom due to thei...

Godly principles, sound doctrine, spiritual wisdom, self-control, integrity, and the  qualifications for church leadership, are all addressed in what is known as the "Conduct Manual For The Church, which is the book of Titus.

It is a succinct and powerful Pastoral Epistle, containing essential virtues and godly principles necessary for believers and leaders within the Body of Christ. It offers guidance on living a holy life, le...

In this episode, we discuss "Making The Best of Now", emphasizing  the importance of living in the present moment rather than dwelling on the past. 

Life & Time are  precious gifts from God.  

We want to encourage listeners to learn from past experiences but not be hindered by them, advocating for letting go of pain and resentment through repentance and inviting God into one's life. 

Developing self-control and livi...

What are the qualities and responsibilities of a strong godly mother, the principles that make them wise and influential ?

The Bible presents numerous examples of strong godly women in various roles. These women were accomplished, strong, and diverse. What unified them was their trust in God and their integration of His principles into their daily lives. They demonstrate qualities such as faithfulness,  leadership , diligence , and ...

In this episode we're diving into something pretty fundamental.  Tackling fear and finding real lasting hope.  

We offer guidance for facing current challenges and maintaining optimism for the future through faith in God.  Emphasizing that God's love overcomes fear highlighting the example of King David's trust and victory as inspiration.  

We encourage leaning on God's presence and wisdom, viewing trials as oppor...

The 23rd Psalm is considered extraordinarily beautiful and important because it profoundly illustrates the intimate and loving relationship between the Lord and His people, using the metaphor of a shepherd caring for his sheep. It reveals God's constant provision, protection, guidance, and enduring presence throughout all of life's circumstances, offering comfort and hope.

Like a shepherd who knows, protects, guides, ...