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We have been discussing what we are worth and what is our value. In this episode we look at what we are worth to the one who created us and why He believes we are valuable.

Continuing with the discussion about value, a closer look at the difference between worth and value.

If you have ever thought you’re not receiving what you think is fair or you have wondered why someone else seems to be getting more than you, there is a very good reason. People value other people differently and we even value ourselves differently as we mature. In today’s episode we look at what we are worth compared to what we think someone else is worth - and what we can do about it.

Do you realize that unconditional live is NOT a Biblical concept? Even though it is preached form practicaly every pulpit there are certain conditions that must be met. Those conditions are very easy but our Creator does have some strings attached.

There are some people in the world who seem to leave a path of destruction where ever they go. This isn’t always physical, they destroy marriages and relationships, they destroy work or school environments, they destroy any trust someone may have placed in them and they are capable of destroying objects as well. Being able to recognize this behavior is crucial to avoid being harmed by their destru...

When we try to accomplish anything on our own, we may temporarily succeed but it can not last. But when we allow our Creator to use us for HIs glory whatever we do will last forever. On our own we fail, with Him we fin real success.

How good is your memory? Of course everyone’s answer may be quite different. How good is the memory of the society you live in? That might be a very different answer. Why is it important for a society or an entire culture to remember the past? Find out in this special episode.

The difference between faith and trust is fudamental. Join me as I take a very close look at the differences and the similarities.

Solomon Tells us tht everything has a time and a purpose. He learned this by understanding history. In our modern world, we seem to be so arrogant tht we don't want to know history - but as George Santayana said, " Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it."

Have you ever been confused and needed to shine some light on a subject? That's kind of what I do with the subject of light. Translating ideas from one language to another can be confusing, especially when translating ancient concepts. Another reason we need to be critical while studying scripture. Join me while we look into light.

When we think about David’s Psalms, we often don’t think of the the way a child would. Adults like to this of Biblical writings as poetic literature and too divine to be thought of as childish. Tonight let’s look at this through the eyes of child and find out if the words of our Creator are able to transcend the generation gap.

What is light? A scientist might offer an answer based on physics, a philosopher would have adifferent idea. How does the BIble describe light from the beginning? There we get into a more tricky topic. In this episode I look at how light is described before the sun was created.

After last weeks show, I received some interesting messages. No one said told me that what I said was wrong but most said that I shouldn’t have said what I did. Well, I said it and here is some more and why it needs to be repeated!

When David was writing Psalm 71 he was giving to us an example of praising our Creator. Let's look deeper into his praise and his trust.

Our world today is refusing to admit there is evil in it. People want to do whatever they feel is right. What happens to these people who refuse to acknowledge the Creator? Find out in this episode!

When we look around at the world we live in today we often find ourselves wondering why we witness the things we see or hear. Sometimes we drift into the thought of “If only that hadn’t happened…” But who is really at fault for the world we live in being so divided? The answer is in the Bible and we show you where to find it in this episode.

In this reiew of Psalm 37 I look at what David had witnessed that led to him writing this and the promises he believed would endure forever.

The parable of the wise man and the foolish man is not being taught often enough today. We look deeper into this to find how we can apply this lesson in our modern time.

We are reminded often in the Bible to listen to our Creator and do what He instructs us to do. We are bombarded with things that contradict His instructions. We must always guard what we hear and choose carefully how we act on the informations we hear. In this episode, I look at how the Bible tells us to discern that information.

The world today changes quickly, we hear about climate change, plagues and disease, injustice, natural disaster and so much more. Where is the outcry form the church? where is their united leadership to comfort the souls of the people? Why is the church alarmingly conforming to the world as it competes for membership instead of guiding people to find their Creator? All of this and more as we discu...

With all of the confusing theories in the world, with so many people sharing their own ideas and with many of those often using science or the Bible to promote their ideas, what should we believe? We give the answer in this episode!

Have you ever heard someone say something and think to yourself, "That's not what the Bible says, is it?" There is a test for that - and just because someone said it, it may not be correct. You may be right. Here is how to know and why.

As promised, this is a very special episode from a live Facebook discussion where I join Wes Scott from Roots of Faith and Rob Zachary from Hope Family Fellowship.

We are all guilty in some way as we try to understand who and what our Creator is, of replacing Him with something or someone who can not compare to HIs magnificent greatness. Thankfully most one back to the realization that nothing can compare to our Creator but there are some who refuse to acknowledge there is only 1 and He is the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob.

Every Biblical writer expresses there is only one Creator and yet we replace God with our spouse or our children or a celebrity. Sometime we might even replace our Creator with some other BIblical writer or the ultimate replacement - with ourself.