Join me in this episode as we delve into the unchanging truth of God's Word. In a world that often lowers standards, 2 Timothy 4 reminds us of the timeless call to preach the Word at all times. Discover why God's truth is never out of season and the importance of upholding the absolute truth in our lives.

Embark on a spiritual exploration with me through Genesis 12, Genesis 13, and Genesis 19 as we unravel the symbiotic relationship between obedience and sacrifice in the context of salvation. Discover the profound wisdom within these scriptures and the importance of prioritizing the spiritual aspects of life.

Join me on the podcast as we delve into the profound connection between obedience and sacrifice, unraveling their intertwined role in the journey of salvation. Explore the transformative power of prioritizing the spiritual realm, understanding that true riches lie in aligning with the divine, making the things of God our utmost priority. Tune in for a deeper insight into the spiritual dynamics that shape our path toward salvation and a more profound connection with the divine.

In 2 Corinthians 3:17, we find a powerful truth: "Where God is, there is liberty." This verse reminds us that in His presence, we discover freedom from the weight of sin, release from bondage, and relief from the burdens we carry. It's a beacon of hope, assuring us that where God is absent, the opposite holds true. Explore the transformative freedom that comes when God's presence is at the center of our lives. Embrace liberty, release burdens, and experience the joy of His unfailing presence.

Join us on a journey through 2 Corinthians 1:4-6 as we explore the profound message that suffering can elevate us in God’s eyes. Discover the truth that our ultimate comfort and peace are found in God alone, transcending worldly possessions and achievements. Tune in as we delve into the eternal hope that Christ offers, reminding us that this life is just a step towards our true home. #OurConsolationInChrist #EternalHope #SpiritualJourney #FaithPodcast #ThisIsNotOurHome

Whenever we make a profession in any relationship we usually have actions to support what we profess. If not, it signals we are being hypocritical. If we say we love someone, then we should show actions that support loving them. If we say we support someone, we should show actions of supporting them. If we say we trust someone, we should show actions of supporting them. So why is it so different with God. If we say we love Him, why don’t we obey Him?

We have free will. Therefore, we get to make our own decisions. Every decision we make has a consequence. We make good decisions then usually it yields good consequences. We make bad decisions it yield bad consequences. We have to stop making bad decisions in our life, then blaming God.

The enemy would have you to believe you have time you don’t have. Time is one thing none of us own. Therefore we must use the time we have this very moment to do what’s right by God because we don’t know when our time will be up.

The enemy would have you to believe you have time you don’t have. Time is one thing none of us own. Therefore we must use the time we have this very moment to do what’s right by God because we don’t know when our time will be up.

We have a fundamental human desire to be recognized and validated. But you should never desire more validation from people than you do from God. God is who created us and therefore we should want to please Him more than we do his people. Through this insightful conversation let’s delve into the journey of shifting our focus from worldly acclaim to embracing a deeper spiritual connection with God. Discover how to cultivate a profound sense of fulfillment and peace by aligning our desires with God.

Our faith has to be steady. Our faith has to be solid. We experience so many different We experience so many different emotions in one day. We can be having a great day and then become angry, sad, anxious, frustrated and then become happy again. We sometimes encounter a roller coaster of emotions based off of the many things we are exposed to throughout the day, but that can NEVER change our stance in God.

A lot of times we believe the weapons of our warfare are for the external enemy but our biggest enemy will always be internal - flesh!

Despite what God allows to take place in our lives, we must continue to praise Him, honor Him & trust Him.

Giving tithes & offering and living any kind of way will not get you into heaven. You can’t pay your way into heaven.

Too often we are unaware of our purpose in God. What is our purpose on this earth? Todays “tough talk” is inspired by the following scriptures: Ecclesiastes 12:13 & John 10:27 & 28.

Too often, we only use scriptures to uplift and encourage. And though God’s word is inspirational, it is also alive, therefore we must use the word to hold ourselves accountable. We must understand that grace and mercy aren’t there for us to abuse or, put in simple words, continue in sin. God’s word brings forth a mirror along with standards, and light to the dark places in our hearts so we change how we live. We should want to kill the old man (self), and become brand new in God. And sometimes the only way to recognize and confront those behaviors is through “tough” talk.