Haven Today

There simply aren’t enough hours in the day. We’ve all expressed our frustration that, despite all the time-saving technology in our world, the work is never done.

What do gratitude and lament have in common? They may seem like opposites, but in God’s Word they were made to go together. And best of all, Jesus shows us how.

In part two of their conversation, David Wollen and Dr. Kelly Kapic reflect on how embracing our limits leads us to deeper joy in Christ and faithful service to others.

Human limitations are unavoidable, but how does God feel about them? Does He want you to find a way to push past your limits, or could it be that you were never meant to do it all?

For the non-Christian, the most important message they could ever hear is the Gospel. But what about for a believer? Is it any different?

David Wollen is joined by author/pastor Milton Vincent and pastor Mike Bullmore for a discussion about the joy of a Christian who lives in the good of the Gospel.

Assurance of salvation – it’s one of those raw nerve topics that many Christians are afraid to bring up in church. But seasoned pastors know this is more common than Christians often admit.

What is the gospel? Is this primarily an evangelism question, or is there something more here for the Christian life?

Do you ever wonder what God thinks about you? Even as a Christian, are you discouraged in your efforts to stay in God’s good favor?

“Is the Lord among us or not?” It was an honest question from the nation of Israel. But when they asked it in the desert, they were not seeking him, but testing him.

It’s one thing to hear someone else’s testimony about how the Lord helped them through great difficulty. It’s quite another when you find yourself in a time of crisis.

What do you do when the bottom falls out—when the rent can’t be paid or a diagnosis shakes your world?

With seven children in tow, the Smallbone family of nine learned to pray during a very difficult time in their lives. And they watched God provide in little and big ways.

A family of immigrants from Down Under came to America in the early ’90s, hoping for a better life. But everything fell apart soon after arriving—except their faith and family.

Desperate prayer is a good thing. It’s modeled for us in the pages of Scripture by many faithful saints who came before us. But it can be hard to pray when it feels like God is silent.

Is weakness really the way? This is what the Lord told the Apostle Paul, and it holds true for us as well. But why is it that Almighty God desires us to embrace weakness?

Paul called it a “thorn in the flesh.” Exactly what it was we do not know. The point for Paul was why the Lord allowed it in the first place. This holds is a powerful lesson for us today.

On this episode, David Wollen asks pastor and author Ste Casey about why the Lord allows thorns in our lives and how we they can help us grow in Christ.

What is God up to when you pray and nothing seems to change? Or when prayers seem to go unanswered for a long time? Is God working in our waiting?

On this final day of the series, David Wollen and Danny Rojas talk about the reality of Santeria in Cuba, but also how the evangelical revival is still growing as people respond to the Gospel.

It’s a sad phenomenon in many parts of the world—Christians sharply divided along denominational lines. Yet Christ prayed for unity.

How is the Lord working? We can only see what he reveals to us, and sometimes he gives us a glimpse. A few weeks ago, this happened in a small church in Havana.

Cuba is in turmoil, struggling with food and power shortages. What’s the result? A mass exodus of its people. Yet the church continues to thrive.

In this episode, our Cuba radio host Danny Rojas joins David Wollen to talk about the light of Jesus shining in Cuba.

He was pierced for our transgressions. Though written in the Old Testament, this prophecy is clearly fulfilled by Jesus in the New.