Before We Go

David and Karen Mains discuss the need for followers of Jesus to guard what we say. It is possible to employ the strategies that David and Karen discuss to cure a troublesome tongue.

David and Karen Mains issue a call for the people in their churches to join together and pray for our local, regional, state, and national leaders.

David and Karen Mains continue to issue a call for the clergy to call the people in their churches to join together and pray for our Nation.

David and Karen Mains issue a call for the clergy to call the people in their churches to join together and pray for our Nation.

In Part 12, the final part of this series of Podcasts, David and Karen Mains continue to discuss the general meaning of the Book of Revelation—the last Book in the New Testament—and how it contains a key to understanding how to prepare for what will happen at the End of the Age.

In Part 11 of this series of Podcasts, David and Karen Mains continue to discuss the general meaning of the Book of Revelation—the last Book in the New Testament—and how it contains a key to understanding how to prepare for what will happen at the End of the Age.

In Part 10 of this series of Podcasts, David and Karen Mains continue to discuss the general meaning of the Book of Revelation—the last Book in the New Testament—and how it contains a key to understanding how to prepare for what will happen at the End of the Age.

In Part 9 of this series of Podcasts, David and Karen Mains continue to discuss the general meaning of the Book of Revelation—the last Book in the New Testament—and how it contains a key to understanding how to prepare for what will happen at the End of the Age.

In Part 8 of this series of Podcasts, David and Karen Mains continue to discuss the general meaning of the Book of Revelation—the last Book in the New Testament—and how it contains a key to understanding how to prepare for what will happen at the End of the Age.

In Part 7 of this series of Podcasts, David and Karen Mains continue to discuss the general meaning of the Book of Revelation—the last Book in the New Testament—and how it contains a key to understanding how to prepare for what will happen at the End of the Age.

In Part 6 of this series of Podcasts, David and Karen Mains continue to discuss the general meaning of the Book of Revelation—the last Book in the New Testament—and how it contains a key to understanding how to prepare for what will happen at the End of the Age.

In Part 5 of this series of Podcasts, David and Karen Mains continue to discuss the general meaning of the Book of Revelation—the last Book in the New Testament—and how it contains a key to understanding how to prepare for what will happen at the End of the Age.

In Part 4 of this series of Podcasts, David and Karen Mains continue to discuss the general meaning of the Book of Revelation—the last Book in the New Testament—and how it contains a key to understanding how to prepare for what will happen at the End of the Age.

In Part 3 of this series of Podcasts, David and Karen Mains continue to discuss the general meaning of the Book of Revelation—the last Book in the New Testament—and how it contains a key to understanding how to prepare for what will happen at the End of the Age.

David and Karen Mains continue to discuss the general meaning of the Book of Revelation—the last Book in the New Testament—and how it contains the key to understanding how to prepare for what will happen at the End of the Age.

David and Karen Mains discuss the general meaning of the Book of Revelation—the last Book in the New Testament—and how it contains the key to understanding what will happen at the End of the Age.

David and Karen Mains discuss the great value that listening has in reducing the plague of loneliness. They encourage listeners to conduct a personal “Listening Autobiography.”

David Mains shares the Introduction to Karen’s—his wife’s—latest book on the topic of “Listening.” Then, he discusses how he has endeavored to help her bring this book to completion. Karen offers her own observations on how the topic of “Listening” can motivate the church to reach out to people, who need to be listened to and to be understood.

David and Karen Mains discuss the one final task that David believes God has been directing him to begin. This will involve creating a process of gathering wise counselors to help pastors improve the relevancy of the sermons they preach in these critical days.

Keeping a written record of how God is at work in our lives, as well as keeping a record of our prayers and God’s answers to those prayers, has great value to our Christian spiritual development. David and Karen Mains discuss the reality that “Christians who develop the discipline of prayer journaling will not only keep a record of their lives, but will discover the extraordinary ways God has inte...

David and Karen Mains discuss the great value that keeping a Prayer Journal has in developing an individual’s Personal Spiritual Formation: “Keeping a Prayer Journal is a time-honored path to spiritual maturity.”

David and Karen Mains wrestle with the idea that from time to time, as we seek God’s will for our lives, He gets our attention in a very direct way. When that happens, we should remember this principle: “Lord, when I sense You wanting to get my attention, just know that my response will be: ‘Speak, for your servant is listening.’”

David and Karen Mains discuss the critically important message that Jesus shared many times throughout His earthly ministry. This discussion emphasizes: “Close followers of Jesus are aware that His ‘Go-to Message’ was about the Kingdom of God.”

David and Karen Mains discuss the breadth of hospitality and how God uses this gift in astonishing ways, urging us to: “Think of hospitality as a lifestyle we can practice no matter where we are.”

David and Karen Mains discuss the power of God expressed by followers of Jesus when they determine to extend hospitality to the people they encounter in their everyday lives. This is best expressed by this statement: “When Christians practice spiritual hospitality, they show the presence of Christ to the people they include in ways that don’t happen with other settings.”