The Winning Walk with Dr. Ed Young - Daily Radio

Walking with God is a daily discipline. When you are consistent in your walk with the Lord, and apply the timeless principles of His Word in your marriage, in your family, and in your everyday life, you will gain the confidence He gives to those who trust Him in every circumstance of life.

Have you ever stopped to think that one way we are unique in creation is that God has given us the capacity to worship Him? When our worship is genuine, we come to God on His terms, humbly asking Him to help us see the world as He sees it, and to see ourselves as He sees us.

Whether you have been married for five weeks or fifty years, God has a plan for your marriage – and that plan is beautiful, exciting, dynamic and fulfilling. When we follow HIs blueprint for this covenant relationship with our spouse, we learn that in marriage, as in all of life, God’s plan works.

Sometimes we need a wake-up call to keep us from becoming complacent! In the same way that parents expect their children to grow and develop, God monitors the development of His children. He expects us to avoid the paralysis of the status quo.

Once you have enrolled in God’s school of faith, you can expect to encounter some challenging tests along the way. The tests God allows us to face are demonstrations of our willingness to give Him highest priority in our lives, and to surrender to Him anything that we may treasure more than our relationship with Him.

The life of Jesus is bracketed by two miracles: the Virgin Birth at Christmas and the Resurrection at Easter. In this insightful message, we discover how these two major prophecies are supported and understood from the parallel accounts of the genealogies of Jesus.

The Incarnation, which we celebrate at Christmas, is one of the great mysteries at the heart of Christianity. The birth of Jesus was unlike all other births, as God became man and dwelt among us to demonstrate the depth of His love for us and His desire to have a personal relationship with us.

It’s unfortunate, but true, that we don’t always keep the promises we make. But when God makes a promise, He always delivers! We can celebrate the fact that God kept His promise when He visited this world in time and space in the person of His Son, Jesus, who became flesh and blood and dwelt among us.

It is possible to avoid the dangers of becoming stagnant in our Christian walk. When we know that we belong to Christ, we grow day by day as we invite Him to transform everything about us. The result is joy – real joy – and the overflowing, abundant life God intend for His children.

Whether you came to Christ through a natural, gentle process, a dramatic encounter with the Lord, or following a painful prodigal experience, we are all called to grow and develop in our walk with Christ day by day. God calls us, and equips us, to commit to an ongoing, intentional growth until our lives reflect the presence of Christ in us.

Is there a standard for measuring Christian maturity? How do you move from being an immature, adolescent Christian to a mature believer who has the sweet aroma of Christ in his life? The answer may surprise you!