Living Epistle Ministries

During the Christmas Season we can get caught up in doing so many things that we forget the true meaning of Christmas. This episode reminds us of WHO is to be celebrated during Christmas.

The cold temperatures and long dark nights make winter the least favorite season for many people. However, winter is vital to the creation of new growth. Find out how this applies to our spiritual lives as well.

There are times when Believers find themselves struggling to find joy in their lives. This episode explores how to "fight for your joy" during those seasons.

When we pause to reflect on all that God has done in our lives, we can't help but give Him thanks!

Love means different things to different people. This episode explores how love and God are related to each other.

This episode explores how we can maintain our certainty when things around us seem so uncertain.

As soon as we get what we want from God, many of us go right back to our "old" ways. This episode explores how vital it is for us to walk in holiness.

There are volumes of literature and theories on raising children. The Word of God has a proven prescription for successful child-rearing.

When it comes to matters of "justice" and "righteousness," no one political party has a monopoly on either of these issues. This episode offers some guidelines to consider before casting your vote.

A very popular saying today is "live your truth." This implies that truth is relative. However, if it's not applicable to everyone, everywhere, at all times, then it's not truth. The Bible directs us to "The Standard of Truth."

We put so much faith in our government that many times we act as if government and God are interchangeable. This episode explores why we should put our hope in God, and God alone, and not government.

Just like the Global Positioning Systems (GPS) in our smart phone and automobiles are designed to get us to our destinations, God has a GPS (God's Positioning System) that's designed to get us to the places HE has ordained for our lives. Find out how in this episode.

When it appears that we are at our wit's end, we can be confident that God is there to lead us to our New Horizon.

We truly can't fathom the depth of God's love for us. This episode attempts to provide some insight into the lengths God has gone through to demonstrate His love for us.

In today's world of identity politics, knowing who we are is more important than ever. Let's examine the Scripture to see what God has to say about how we should determine our identity.

There are times in life when we find ourselves in the furnace of life. It can be painful and uncomfortable. We must know that God has the ultimate plan for our lives as HE forges us in fire.

What is our responsibility when God gives us a promise? Scripture clearly shows that our responsibility is to action to "possess" God's promise.

When we reflect upon everything that has happened in our lives, the good, the bad; the ups and the downs; we can't help but think about God's goodness toward us and say, "Look at God!" Let's hear what the Word has to say about the goodness of God and its impact on our lives.

This week I experienced first-hand why Jesus used agricultural parables to teach kingdom lessons. Listen to what God taught me this week through a tomato plant!

With all that’s going on in the world around us, it’s easy to become anxious. The Bible gives us the remedy for anxiety.

God is faithful to do amazing work when we make ourselves available to Him.

As we celebrate the 4th of July, more accurately called Independence Day, we must understand that true freedom and independence can only be found in our dependence on God.

Many times it seems like God is telling us to do things that we think are backwards and upside down. It just doesn’t make sense to us! Find out why.

We must know that even when it doesn’t seem like it, feel like it, or look like it, God is working behind the scenes on our behalf. This episode provides proof of this claim!

What exactly is the role of fathers? This episode explores what God requires of fathers.