Heart Zone Radio Program

Jesus illustrates that the level of gratitude to God is directly tied to the response to forgiveness from Luke 7:36-50.

Having been transformed by the grace of Jesus Christ, believers are to deal with each other by putting the spiritual needs of others before their own freedom from Romans 14:13-23.

Having been transformed by the grace of Jesus Christ, believers are to deal with each other by recognizing that each man is accountable to the Lord from Romans 14:1-12.

Having been transformed by the grace of Jesus Christ, believers are again called to express that faith in through love toward others in these last days from Romans 13:8-14.

Having been transformed by the grace of Jesus Christ, believers are called to express that faith in their actions toward their government from Romans 13:1-7.

Having been transformed by the grace of Jesus Christ, believers are called to express that faith in their actions toward everyone including their enemies from Romans 12:14-21.

Having been transformed by the grace of Jesus Christ, believers are called to express that faith in their actions toward each other from Romans 12:9-13.

There is a tendency to only think of our faith in individual terms. However, Faith is always seen in terms of community from Romans 12:3-8.

When you have made the decision to give yourself to God, there has to be concrete steps taken to express that commitment from Romans 12:2.

When you begin to grasp the reality of grace that the Lord has shown to believers, there has to be a decision from Romans 12:1.

Only God can take the rejection of one group of people and use it for the salvation of the rest of the world from Romans 11:11-24.

It is easy to be guided by wrong assumptions concerning the Lord and your standing with him and miss the reality of his grace from Romans 11:1-10.

The message of salvation to all requires that there are people who are willing to share it from Romans 10:13-21.

There is a major difference between gaining acceptance with God with your works and gaining it through faith in Jesus Christ from Romans 10:5-12.

It seems unfair that those who try to pursue God’s acceptance on their own terms must face the reality that it only come through faith in Jesus Christ from Romans 9:30-10:4.

While we wrestle with the reality of the Lord’s sovereignty over the affairs of humanity, it is easy to get it wrong about God from Romans 9:19-29.

With the realities of our current struggle and suffering, we need to rest in the hope that our new relationship with God is secure from Romans 8:28-39.

With the realities of our current struggle and suffering, we need to rest in the hope that something better is waiting for us from Romans 8:18-27.

Having been set free by the Spirit, we do not have to live fear and defeat since we have been adopted as the children of God from Romans 8:12-17.

Having been set free by the Spirit, we can now choose to live according to Spirit rather than live according to the sinful desires of our flesh from Romans 8:1-11.

While we have been freed from the bondage to sin, believers still find themselves engaged with an internal struggle against sin from Romans 7:13-25.

While we have been freed from the bondage to sin, believers must recognize that sin still has power to influence them from Romans 7:1-12.

Having been freed from the bondage to sin, believers must choose between continuing to live in freedom or returning to the slavery of sin from Romans 6:15-23.

The reality of grace in salvation and the freedom that it brings to every believer should stir us to live for Christ from Romans 6:12-14.

The reality of grace in salvation should cause us to change our thinking with regards to living in the new life versus living the old life from Romans 6:5-11.