The Winning Walk with Dr. Ed Young - Daily Radio

The four Gospels—Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John—offer biographies of Jesus, inspired by the Holy Spirit. Together, they reveal God's story as He walked on earth. Jesus embodied the Kingdom of God, teaching through parables, miracles, and His life. Dr. Young's message shows how to live as "Kingdom kids," with faith that grows, like wheat among tares, awaiting the final harvest.

When life’s storms crack the window of your heart, making it hard to see God, what do you do? We often expect His promises like picking items off a shelf, but they come with conditions. Proverbs 3:5-6 gives us the answer—trust in the Lord, lean not on your own understanding, and acknowledge Him. Even when we can’t see Him clearly, He is there, guiding our path.

Many of us have overlooked or misunderstood the incredible promises God has given us. But as Dr. Young explores God's Word, we’ve seen His guidance, peace, and deliverance unfold. In this message, we turn to a foundational promise—one that changes everything. Found in Acts 2:38, this promise speaks of repentance, salvation, and the Holy Spirit’s power. Are you ready to claim what God has offered?

Faith isn't just a vague feeling—it must have an object. True faith is built on God’s promises, and in this message Dr. Young explores one of the greatest: His presence. God told Moses, “My presence shall go with you, and I will give you rest.” But how do we claim that promise? By understanding, asking, claiming, and acting. Let’s dive in and make this truth our own!

Many of us live unaware of the incredible inheritance God has promised us as His children. We've yet to claim it, yet to receive it, because we haven't met the conditions He’s set. In this message, Dr. Young dives into a familiar passage—Matthew 6—and discover how to truly claim God's promises. Understanding, asking, claiming, and acting—these four steps unlock His blessings in our lives.

Many of us are missing out on the promises God has given us, simply because we haven’t claimed them. In John 14:27, Jesus offers us peace—not the temporary, fragile peace of the world, but His divine, lasting peace. The opposite of peace isn’t sorrow, but fear. When we move toward God, we move away from fear. True peace comes from trusting Him, obeying His Word, and letting go of the need for worl...

True success comes from seeking God’s guidance, understanding His promises, and living without deceit. Psalm 32 reveals the weight of unconfessed sin, the relief of repentance, and the joy of restoration. Through reflection (Selah), believers recognize their need for forgiveness, embrace God’s mercy, and experience His power. Faithful obedience leads to divine guidance and true fulfillment.

Faith requires action, not grand gestures but simple obedience. Like Naaman’s healing, transformation comes from trusting God’s Word. Salvation is through Christ alone, and believers must boldly live out their faith. Baptism symbolizes this transformation—dying to sin and rising in new life. Jesus calls us to confess Him before others, ensuring His acknowledgment before the Father in heaven.

"How to claim the promises" explores God's covenants, showing how His promises unfold throughout history. The Old Covenant was law-based, while the New Covenant, through Christ, offers grace. Claiming God's promises requires understanding, asking, claiming, and acting. Many believers miss out on blessings by not fully embracing His Word. 

Many biblical promises have been misused, leading believers to shy away from claiming them. Understanding God's covenants—Noah, Abraham, Moses, David, and the New Covenant—is key to grasping His promises. The Old Covenant was based on the law, while the New Covenant, sealed by Christ’s sacrifice, is one of grace. Salvation has always been by faith, not works.

God’s promises are conditional, requiring knowledge, understanding, and application. Many misinterpret biblical promises, especially regarding prosperity. The five major covenants—Noah, Abraham, Moses, David, and the New Covenant—outline God's relationship with humanity. Each has a sign, from the rainbow to the cross. These covenants reveal God’s faithfulness, guiding believers to claim His promis...

Fear may convince us that God is not present in times of danger, and that He will not - or cannot - help us. Our problem is one of focus. Turn your thoughts toward God, and you you will remember Who He is and how he works in the lives of those who trust in Him.

In times of crisis, God equips His children to minister to their families and community as they become the hands and feet of Jesus in extraordinary ways. As we feed the hungry, comfort the afflicted, and encourage the broken-hearted, we fulfill - as at no other time - our God-given assignment.

It takes a lot of strength to swim against the tide of our culture. But that is precisely what biblical marriage requires. God has a plan for marriage, and when we understand and live according to that plan, we will be in a right relationship with God and with our mate.

Gradualism is a frightening word. It refers to what happens when we move away from operating on the basis of the wisdom God provides for us. To combat gradualism, return to the blueprint God has given us that contains the instructions we need for victorious daily living.

One of the greatest challenges of our culture is that, as a people, we have lost our sense of the holiness of God. The solution: Don’t put God in a box! Draw near to Him, listen to Him, and invite Him to occupy the place He desires – and deserves - to have in your life.

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.

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.

In a culture filled with negativity, how important it is to be a cheerleader for the people in your life. When we encourage someone, or speak a word of affirmation at just the right time, we help that person become more confident in the use of the gifts God has given to serve Him.

We all need something to which we can anchor our lives. If not, we will be filled with anxiety because we are without conviction and unsure of everything. Instead, when we are anchored to the truth, we can experience confidence and joy because we know God’s promises will stand.

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.