Words of Life with Pat Murphy

As he continues with Part 2, Pat will once again share from Psalm 40, and give us even more reasons to sing!

Why do we sing? Why should we sing?  Well, as Psalm 40 says, we not only have good reasons from God to be singing, it's actually He Himself who puts those songs in our hearts!

As we consider again, some of the Divine Titles for God, Pat will also show us how these titles apply to both Jesus and the Holy Spirit. Keep a pencil handy for this lesson on the Trinity.

What's in a name? Well, everything; when it's GOD'S name we're talking about! And just thinking of his Divine Name tells us a lot about who He is.

You've heard the expression; "Words to live by?"  Well, this time, Pat has found three of them, and all from Galatians, Chapter 5.

Pat continues with some more thoughts from Paul's second letter to Timothy.  This time, the reality that we have enlisted in an Army, and our "commanding officer" has our instructions laid out for us in his Word.

Pat begins what may be a couple of messages on Paul's second letter to Timothy; not just for Pastors and Church Workers (as Timothy was), but there are words in here for all of us.

We try so hard to quench our thirsts, looking for relief in what God calls a "broken cistern." Pat shares an important verse from Jeremiah Chapter 2, for all fellow strugglers out there.

When you look back over the course of your life, do you see it?  God's goodness and love are following you!  Enjoy this reminder from Psalm 23.

Pat admits that for this time around, this episode could be called a "work in progress." But give a listen to what has been rolling around in his heart and mind recently. It's something he is calling "Connecting Verses." (Or, maybe "A Call To Unity?")

Everyone's been told that "God loves them," but have you ever thought about just how MUCH He does? Starting with a reference from the Book of Zephaniah, Pat will say some things that you may not have ever thought about before!

The relationship between a Holy God and a sinner is completely changed once we put our faith in Jesus. In this little "mini series" on God's Grace, we'll see just how unlike our Father is to "the Boss in the big Corner Office!"

Pat continues with some thoughts from Proverbs 4:23, including a few words regarding some popular, but unbiblical beliefs about Jeremiah 17:9 and how that verse really no longer applies to a believer in Christ!

For too long in some church circles, we've ignored the fact that God has made us "emotional" creatures. Using Proverbs 4:23, Pat will show us some reasons why it's time we change that.

It's so important in our Christian life to fix our eyes on something we can't see. How can we do that? Pat will share some lessons from 2 Corinthians Chapter 4.

Do you remember that old song on the radio called; "Don't Worry, Be Happy?" Well, you'll be surprised who said those words first! And, since even Pat can't stretch an illustration TOO far, he'll also include some pretty solid theology, in what he calls; "God's Great Exchange."

How do you want to be remembered? Let's find some encouragement from some of the last recorded words of the Apostle Paul in 2 Timothy 4.

In this special Christmas Edition of Words of Life, Pat will show us why Jesus is not the reason for the season. No, that's not a typo. (Wonder how he's going to explain his way out of THIS one?)

Here we are, at the end of our series on the Book of James! And some final thoughts on "Divine Healing."

As we get really close to the end of our study in James, it's time to take a look at the subject many of us refer to as "Divine Healing." Is it still something for us to be asking God for, here in our time?

We're still in James Chapter 5. Pat will share a story of a very humbling experience he had one time. God answered a prayer in a miraculous way!

As we continue into Chapter 5 of the book of James, Pat takes a crack at coming up with his own "summary" statement. One that might even cover this entire letter? Give a listen, and see what you think.

As Pat begins this final chapter -- Chapter 5 in the Book of James -- we'll focus on the importance of holding on to our material possessions with a "loose" grip.

As Pat shares just a few more thoughts before closing James, Chapter 4, we'll learn that our life really is a "mist," not to be "missed!"

As we continue in our series, Pat finishes off Chapter 4. James, once again, gets a little blunt here, but it's never just to be mean. He's got a point, and we'll get to it!