Fighting Battles In Prayer

What is a sin and do we realize we are sinners?

Jesus explains why He came to earth. It was by the Father's will!

In today's podcast, we will look at two people. two prayers, and two promises

Are we bound by our desires and self-love? Is our love for Christ more than our love for our own desires?

As Christinas we need to put our faith in action. We need to get up and go.

We will answer questions from two listeners. 1. What is the shortest Psalm? 2. Who was Job and when was the book written? 3. Who wrote the book of Genesis?

A question from a listener asks, what is meant by worshipping in Spirit and in Truth? We will look to the Word of God to seek the answer.

Part 2 of Voting for the Rock. We look at voting issues and are they important or even mentioned in the Bible?

As we enter into the election cycle. Should Christians vote? How should Christians vote? Does the Bible tell us how to vote?

How to make our paths straight when we are on a windy road?

Is it possible as followers of Jesus to defeat temptation? Jesus gives us the perfect example of how He overcame and defeated the devil and the temptations.

As proof of "free will" God allows us to believe or not to believe. Thomas knew the tomb was empty and still did not believe Jesus had appeared to the other disciples.

We as Christians are to resist the devil. We are to know right and wrong. This takes time and willingness to read the Word of God and pray daily.

What are leaders within the congregation? What is their role? The Apostle Peter gives us his views on the subject.

On this planet, we will encounter troubles. We must know why we have them. We also must praise God for them. Troubles can come from others, things beyond human control, or from sin.

How are we to love and serve each other in the Church?

Who is really in control of my heart? Who do I allow to be my master? When we are in Worship services do we see Jesus as the Master and the Head of the Church? As we worship our Master, Jesus, we need to honor Him with great respect as He has sacrificed greatly for you and me.

We are to do good always and how are we to do this?

God does provide for a good marriage.

Since God is good all the time. We as Christians need to do the same.

What kind of a person are we as Christians?

We need to be growing and producing fruit.

We need to be doing our part as Christians

What has God given us and how does this affect our lives?

Who was Peter? We need to know Peter better to understand his epistles.

Peter's testimony to the transfiguration of Jesus lies in the authority of the Old Testament (2nd Peter 1:16-21)

We need people Like Aaron. Who went into the Holy of Holies. As Christians, we enter the Holy of Holies to worship and pray. Can people see we have been in the presence of God? We must show others God wants to forgive them too.

What made the Hebrew people want to return to Egypt? Like us today we like to return to what we believe to be a better life.

Overview of Haggai and the rebuilding of the Temple.

Today's church has turned God into a vending machine. Prayer in-blessing out. The thrust of this podcast will come from Jeremiah 6.

Pride is a destructive path for us to be on. The Bible warns us not to be prideful.

What is the real you? The world tells us one thing. Jesus tells us something different! Jesus tells us we are created in His image. The world tells us Jesus is holding out on us. Jesus tells us He loves us and proves it.

Good versus evil has been a struggle since Cain and Able. We as Christians need to fight for good and take up the full armor of God to defend against the evil one.

This week we will talk about the grace of God as we struggle with temptation, sin, and then our forgiveness from God.

Many people make New Year's resolutions. What is yours as a follower of Jesus?

Why did Jesus come to this earth and the meaning of this as Christians?

Can we trust in ourselves to get to heaven? In this podcast, we will look at Jesus' words to answer this timeless question.

We will answer questions from listeners just like you! 1. Are we bound under the Old Testament? 2. Do gohst really exist?

We will answer questions from listeners. 1. How should the church conduct meetings? 2. Do you really believe Jesus was really born of a virgin?

The devil's hatred towards mankind will never end. We are created in God's image and we are to walk accordingly. The devil will wisher lies to us and mislead us into false beliefs. We must know the Word of God and be able to spot the devil's lies.

All of us have something in our lives we want to change. Do we have the willpower or the lack of it? Do we call on God for His help? Calling on God and wrestling with God in those prayers will be the only way to have true changes.

With so many teachings in Christian circles, it is difficult to know what is truth and what is not truth. It is only through the Bible we can learn the truth including prayer on any given topic. Today we will look over the teaching of the Rapture theory.

How do you describe the word "humble"? Jesus refers to the word as a child.

Jesus raised Lazarus from the grave after four days. Why did Jesus ask where Lazarus was laid? Why did Jesus wait four days to arrive at the tomb?

We will talk about additions of different types.

In this week's podcast, we will answer questions from listeners like you! 1. Do you believe in ET? 2. Are fallen angels demons, and can they be saved? 3. Why does God punish people with poor health for sinning?

Question how and where the denominational churches started. Can we find the oldest Christian group still around today?

Goodness and mercy are two critical words in this Psalm—something we all need from God.

Ruth was an exceptional young widow. She did not let life bring her down by life's disappointment. She showed great love for her mother-in-law and became part of the linage of Christ.

Anna was a widow who served in the Lord's Temple for the majority of her life. She was waiting and watching for the Messiah.

We will talk about some. misguided teachings on Atonement and Salvation from Luke 18:10-14