1 Cor. 13 describes what love looks like. Since God is love, then we can gain an understanding of how God deals with us by applying these qualities to our image of the Father. One of those qualities in the love chapter is that love never ends. If God’s love never ends, then at what point of your rebellion will God finally give up and say, "That's it!! You're done!"

How is convincing someone they are a sinner considered to be good news? Does the gospel of Jesus really require that we convince someone that if they don’t repent, they are going to hell? Listen to find out what Jesus said was the good news.

Behold the man! We mainly focus on the divine nature of Christ. What about the humanity of Christ? How should we view that?

Life would be much simpler if we only had to do things once, but that just isn't the way things work. EXCEPT concerning what Christ has accomplished for us, as us, on our behalf.

Decision-making does not have to be a gut-wrenching experience. We do ourselves a disservice by not practicing the simple steps outlined for us in Paul's letter to the Philippians.

I apologize for the technical difficulties. We used a new iPhone 13 to record, and there are some sound glitches which I have no idea how they got there or what to do about them. The old phone had video difficulties out of the box, which we never got fixed. Now I've got audio difficulties out of the box. HELP!!!

"intercessor, advocate and pray" are each words that have taken on religious meanings quite apart from their original intent. Nonetheless, Jesus fulfills every aspect of each of them. Learn how these words are used and it may change the way you view your trials.

Jesus is/was a contradiction to everything the Jews held dear. He is also a contradiction to every thing religion holds dear. He is SO MUCH MORE than all we can imagine.

The doctrines of GRACE are once again being maligned by those who do not understand. May this episode help someone to come to a better understanding of what God has done and is doing.

The story of Zaccheus gives us clues about how to share the gospel. Jesus accepted Zaccheus before little Zack believed and repented.