Podcasts about tongue part

What you store in your heart eventually comes out of your mouth. In "Power of the Tongue - Part 1," Pastor Omar Ellison breaks down the connection between our inner thoughts, our spiritual identity, and the spoken words that shape our daily lives. Rather than striving in human effort, true victory begins when we recognize that our righteousness is a gift through faith in Jesus Christ, giving us the freedom to speak God's promises even in the middle of hard trials. Pastor Omar also highlights the incredible ministry of the Holy Spirit as a personal teacher, comforter, and guide. While modern technology like artificial intelligence is rapidly learning, the Holy Spirit inside every believer already holds all truth and knows what is to come. Discover how yielding your tongue to God allows Him to create fruit through your lips and lead you into supernatural peace and victory. -- Your heart is the headquarters of your inner man, and what dominates your subconscious mind directly shapes what comes out of your mouth. -- Real righteousness is not earned through personal performance or perfection, but received as a gift through your belief in Jesus Christ. -- Consistently speaking words of faith and thanksgiving gives God the freedom to move in your life and create the very fruit of your lips. -- The Holy Spirit is a real person and helper who teaches you how to deny ungodliness, live soberly, and recall God's truth right when you need it. -- While artificial intelligence must constantly acquire information, the Holy Spirit inside you already knows all things and reveals things to come. Scriptures for Further Study -- James 3:14 -- James 3:17-18 -- Romans 4:3-5 -- Romans 5:21 -- 2 Corinthians 5:21 -- Titus 2:11-12 -- John 14:26 -- John 16:13 ******* Find more information on our website: https://www.saltandlightcovenant.com/

by Elder Buddy Abernathy (preached on March 27, 2016) In this sermon from back in 2016, Elder Buddy Abernathy preached on the problem of bridling the tongue. In the first half of this sermon, we began to see the damage that undisciplined speech can cause. We then began to look at some principles that will...

by Elder Buddy Abernathy (preached on March 27, 2016) In this sermon from 2016, Elder Buddy Abernathy preaches to us about bridling the tongue. Getting a hold on our speech requires great spiritual discipline. Join us today as we begin to see how much damage the tongue can do, and we learn some principles for...

In this transformative message, Pastor Omar Ellison dives deep into James 3 and Numbers 20 to reveal the tremendous power residing in the human tongue. Death and life are in the power of the tongue, making your words a vital force that shapes your daily reality and spiritual authority. When we yield to frustration, anger, or ungratefulness, we fall into the tempter's trap of speaking negative words, effectively sabotaging our own breakthrough just as Moses did when he struck the rock instead of speaking to it. Learn how to break free from bitter speech, maintain consistency through life's storms, and glorify God with every word you utter. Main Highlights: -- The tongue is a powerful instrument that can either yield fresh, life-giving water or bitter, toxic speech, directly dictating whether you experience death or life. -- Death and life operate as a binding spiritual law, meaning your continuous spoken words create your external reality regardless of whether you are aware of the principle. -- Hell actively seeks to tempt believers into wavering, double-minded speech in order to hinder them from receiving promised blessings from God. -- Uncontrolled anger and frustration can cause you to act out in your emotions rather than obeying God's specific instructions, leading to missed opportunities. -- Gratitude and silence are essential spiritual disciplines that protect your heart from murmuring, complaining, and falling into the tempter's traps. Scriptures for Further Study -- James 3:8-12 -- Proverbs 18:20-21 -- Numbers 20:2-12 ******* Find more information on our website: https://www.saltandlightcovenant.com/

Can your words change the direction of your life?Continuing through James 3, Pastor Dale Oquist explores the disproportionate power of the tongue. Our words can build faith, bring healing, and point people toward God, but they can also spread doubt, damage relationships, and redirect the lives of others.God takes our words more seriously than we often do. What we speak and what we choose to receive can become either a tool of heaven or a tool of hell.This message explores:How words determine the direction of a lifeWhy negative reports can produce fear and doubtThe destructive power of gossip and careless speechWhy we should not receive gossip as truthHow our words reveal the condition of our heartsThe importance of pausing, pondering, praying, and protectingHow to use our words to bring life instead of death

In this powerful installment of the "A Tamed Tongue" series, Pastor Omar Ellison explores the profound impact our speech has on every area of our lives. Drawing directly from Scripture, he reveals how the words we consistently speak set spiritual laws in motion, shaping our health, relationships, finances, and spiritual walk. -- No man can tame the tongue in his own strength, but through total surrender to the Holy Ghost, our speech can be transformed to consistently release life into every situation. -- The words coming out of your mouth act as spiritual seeds, producing fruit after their own kind—whether that fruit brings negative frustration or divine life. -- God created a spiritual law where death and life reside directly in the power of your tongue, placing authority in your mouth to bring life even into seemingly dead situations. -- When you align your spoken words with God's truth, He creates the very fruit of your lips, bringing victory and restoration out of challenging circumstances. -- Holding fast to your confession of faith without wavering allows God to manifest His promises, regardless of what your current physical reality looks like. Scriptures for Further Study -- James 3:2, 6, 8 -- Proverbs 18:20-21 -- Isaiah 57:18-19 -- Hebrews 10:23 -- Job 1:5 ******* Find more information on our website: https://www.saltandlightcovenant.com/

In this empowering teaching, Pastor Omar Ellison breaks down the incredible authority hidden within our words. The tongue may be a small member, but it carries the power of life and death. Many believers unintentionally invite frustration, defeat, and spiritual destruction into their lives simply by speaking out of anger or adopting worldly mindsets. Pastor Ellison reminds us that the spiritual kingdom operates on voice-activated faith. The enemy cannot execute destruction in your life without your verbal cooperation. By understanding your true identity as a spirit sealed in Christ Jesus, you can align your speech with heavenly promises rather than earthly fears. Key Insights from this Message: -- Your tongue is voice activated and constantly chooses to yield to heaven or hell. -- The Holy Spirit is the only one who can tame your speech when anger or frustration strikes. -- Negative confessions, even when meant as jokes, give permission for the enemy to operate. -- Counteract negative thoughts immediately by speaking the written Word of God out loud. -- Positive thinking alone cannot save you, as true belief must be paired with active confession. -- As a believer sealed by the Holy Spirit, your true spiritual identity is kept pure and holy in Christ. -- Speaking life over your family, career, and challenges releases resurrection power into your circumstances. Scriptures for Further Study -- James 3:5-10 -- Proverbs 18:20-21 -- Romans 10:9-10 -- Ephesians 1:13 -- Ephesians 2:5-6 -- Ephesians 2:14-15 -- John 6:63 ******* Find more information on our website: https://www.saltandlightcovenant.com/

Master Your Mouth, Master Your Destiny The words you speak are not merely empty sounds dissolving into the air, they are the literal construction materials for your reality. In this profound teaching, Pastor Omar Ellison breaks down the book of James and the book of Proverbs to expose the spiritual mechanics of human speech. Many believers live under the false assumption that God or the devil holds total control over their daily outcomes. However, Scripture reveals that life and death reside directly in the power of your own tongue. When life puts pressure on you, whatever is hidden in your subconscious will inevitably spill out. Positive thinking is a wonderful trait, but it lacks the spiritual authority to shift a crisis. True faith requires vocal expression. By understanding that the entire kingdom of God operates on a voice activated system, you can stop giving license to hellish influences and start anchoring your life in heavenly decrees. Main Points From the Message: -- The word "tame" means to reclaim from the wilderness or to subdue, which is exactly what the Holy Spirit desires to do with our wild, undisciplined speech. -- Your mouth functions as a steering mechanism for your physical body and your entire life, much like a tiny bit controls a massive horse or a small rudder steers a great ship against fierce winds. -- The tongue acts as a spiritual fountain that should never emit both sweet and bitter water, meaning believers must eliminate negative speech, complaining, and murmuring. -- Heaven and hell both require your legal license to operate in your situation, and you grant that license directly through the words you choose to speak. -- True faith is never silent, as Romans 10 establishes that spiritual breakthrough and salvation require a dynamic combination of believing in the heart and confessing with the mouth. -- God is legally obligated to perform His own words when spoken in faith, allowing you to construct a blessed environment even when your current physical senses see darkness. Scriptures for Further Study -- James 3:2-5 -- James 3:8-11 -- Proverbs 18:20-21 -- Romans 10:6-9 ******* Find more information on our website: https://www.saltandlightcovenant.com/

Preacher: Charlie Haddad  Passage: 2 Peter1:6

This message focuses on the second mark of maturity in James 3:13-18: “Cultivating Godly Wisdom.”

Unlock the Power of Your Words: A Tamed Tongue In this powerful second installment of the "A Tamed Tongue" series, Pastor Omar Ellison reveals the profound spiritual impact of what we say. Your words are more than just air; they are creative forces that dictate the reality of your life, your health, and your future. If you are tired of feeling like your own worst enemy, it is time to learn how to bridle your tongue and align your speech with the Kingdom of God. -- Your tongue is a small member that can either defile your entire body or minister life and healing to your organs, nerves, and physical condition. -- We are created as speaking spirits. When we speak, we are creating something, giving access to either the Kingdom of Heaven or the Kingdom of Hell. There is no gray area. -- No human can tame the tongue on their own. It requires total surrender to the Holy Ghost, allowing Him to speak through us so that we only release life, mercy, and love. -- You must be mindful of your "fountain." You cannot have blessing and cursing coming from the same place and expect spiritual increase. -- Spiritual warfare often involves the enemy trying to get you to speak the "bitter" thoughts he sends. Victory is found when you refuse to give those thoughts life through your words. Scriptures for Further Study -- James 3:2-5 -- James 3:8-10 -- Matthew 6:25-34 -- Proverbs 18:20-21 -- Ezekiel 35:13 -- Malachi 2:17 ******* Find more information on our website: https://www.saltandlightcovenant.com/

Speak Life: Activating the Power of a Tamed Tongue Have you ever stopped to consider who is actually driving your conversations? In "A Tamed Tongue - Part 1," Pastor Omar Ellison breaks down the profound spiritual reality that human beings are speaking spirits created to function just like God. Every thought that enters our mind is a word capsule sent from either heaven or hell. When we speak those thoughts out loud, we officially authorize that kingdom to manifest its will in our daily lives. Through a deep dive into the book of James, this teaching reveals that while no human being can tame the tongue in their own strength, we have a supernatural helper. By completely yielding our mouths to the Holy Ghost, we can stop the flow of bitter water, break the patterns of self-sabotage, and unleash the power of continuous spiritual increase. -- Our words do not just express our thoughts, they actively dictate the health, emotions, and conditions of our entire physical body. -- Jesus provides the ultimate blueprint for speech by never speaking from his own emotions, but only uttering the exact words given to him by the Father. -- The spirit realm is entirely voice activated, meaning heaven and hell both require a human vessel to speak their wills into the earth. -- Thoughts are spiritual word capsules, and the moment we speak a thought, we grant a legal license for that specific kingdom to operate. -- True victory requires us to speak absolute life over every negative situation, and if we cannot speak life, we must train ourselves to say nothing at all. -- Spiritual and physical increase does not manifest through begging or pleading, but through the precise fruit and increase of our lips. Scriptures for Further Study -- John 12:49-50 -- John 14:10 -- James 3:1-12 -- Proverbs 18:20-21 ******* Find more information on our website: https://www.saltandlightcovenant.com/

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Lies destroy credibility, erode trust, and hurt relationships. The truth is not only right, but it also keeps us from harm. By Pastor Shawn Lyons.

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Today Lloyd will again take us to the book of Proverbs as we bring you more from chapter eighteen. As I mentioned a few moments ago, the topic today will again be friendship. Like any valuable possession, friendships need to be maintained and protected from harm. How can we do that in a world that seems to value relationships less and less?

 Lloyd has titled today's message "Friendship and the Tongue". One of the most rewarding and pleasant experiences we have is maintaining close friendships. Having someone you can rely on, and being someone who can be relied on is an important component in a happy life. God has some very distinct advice for us in this area.

James has been taking us on a guided tour of what it looks like to live as a “Doer of the Word” (1:22). In Chapter 2, he showed us how doing the Word shapes how we see each other (without partiality) and serve each other (see a need, meet a need). Now in chapter 3, James introduces a lengthy section about how being a doer of the word impacts how we speak to each other. This week, James gives us the final two reasons why we must seek to tame our tongues. As he says in this text, “the tongue is a fire, the very world of iniquity.” This week, we begin to not only understand the truth of that statement, but we will also begin considering how to put that fire out!

James has been taking us on a guided tour of what it looks like to live as a “Doer of the Word” (1:22). In Chapter 2, he showed us how doing the Word shapes how we see each other (without partiality) and serve each other (see a need, meet a need). Now in chapter 3, James introduces a lengthy section about how being a doer of the word impacts how we speak to each other. This Sunday, we continue our study on “Taming the Tongue.” James offers different motivations for why this effort is so critically important in the Christian life. Join us as he continues to help us learn what it means to speak in line with Christ's own speech!

Pastor John Randall is in the midst of leading us verse by verse through James. There's probably no muscle that is harder to control than the tongue. We've all experienced saying something that later we wished we hadn't - whether it be a curse word, or something that hurt another person a great deal. It's amazing how such a small part of the body can have such a large impact. No wonder James likens it to a fire! Let's see now how God wants to help us tame the tongue. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29?v=20251111

It's happened to us all. No sooner than something comes out of our mouths, we realize we shouldn't have said that. And damage is done. Today on A Daily Walk we return to our study of James and are reminded of the power of words. They have the power to motivate millions of people to hang tough in a difficult situation, and they have the ability to cut a person to ribbons. Pastor John Randall is our teacher, and here today he'll show us what James has to say on the subject of the unbridled tongue. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29?v=20251111

James has been taking us on a guided tour of what it looks like to live as a “Doer of the Word” (1:22). In Chapter 2, he showed us how doing the Word shapes how we see each other (without partiality) and serve each other (see a need, meet a need). Now in chapter 3, James introduces a lengthy section about how being a doer of the word impacts how we speak to each other. Join us this Sunday as we start a new section in the book of James. Being a Doer of the Word in 2026 means speaking words that are aligned with God's Word. James 3 will teach us how to tame our tongues and speak as Jesus spoke.

Send us a textWhat if the people meant to lift you end up burying you instead? That's the question at the heart of our latest study as we walk with Job through the sting of misjudgment and the ache of shallow comfort. We unpack his searing image of the pit—friends digging deeper with every confident accusation—and ask what real friendship, empathy, and spiritual discernment look like when suffering won't let up.We sit with Job's courageous plea: “Look upon me.” He invites scrutiny, not flattery, calling his friends to use their hard-won wisdom to listen before they judge. From Psalm 35's hidden nets to Proverbs' warning against answering before hearing, we map how careless counsel becomes cruelty. We also explore how grace should shape our speech; truth without humility wounds, while truth with mercy restores. If you've ever been “helped” by people who didn't want to understand you, this conversation will feel uncomfortably familiar and deeply freeing.We go further by tracing the thread from Job to Jesus. The panel reflects on rejection, the cross, and why sharing in Christ's sufferings reframes our own pain. We wrestle with the paradox of strength in weakness, the courage to revisit a verdict, and the discipline to be present without wielding easy answers. Along the way, you'll hear concrete prompts for practicing discernment, pausing accusations, and becoming the kind of friend who carries ropes, not shovels.If this resonates, subscribe, share it with someone who needs a second look, and leave a review to help others find the study. What's one judgment you're willing to reconsider this week?Support the showBE PROVOKED AND BE PERSUADED!

Send us a textWhat happens when the people who should hold you up step back instead? We walk through Job 6, where a wounded man drops the poetry and tells his friends, “For now you are nothing,” revealing a timeless tension: the gap between what sufferers need and what companions offer. Job doesn't ask for money, rescue, or reputation repair; he asks for presence, patience, and mercy. That simple, difficult request becomes a mirror for our instincts to fix, judge, or keep a safe distance when pain unsettles our comfort.As we unpack the text, we connect Job's experience to the servant in Isaiah 53, the one without outward beauty who is easily dismissed by those who misunderstand his suffering. We trace the thread to Isaiah 52–55, where redemption comes “without money,” and explore how Job's restraint—no demands for material aid or muscle—foreshadows a greater grace. Along the way, we consider why friends fear “contagion,” how tradition can either honor grief or hide our reluctance, and what it looks like to sit near sorrow without rushing to conclusions.The conversation turns practical: how do we offer real comfort without turning someone's crisis into our project? We share ways to listen longer than we speak, ask better questions, and trade suspicion for solidarity. The aim isn't to win an argument about suffering but to become the kind of people others can trust when life caves in. If you've ever felt abandoned in a hard season—or worried about what to say when someone else is hurting—this walkthrough of Job 6 offers clarity, courage, and a Christ-shaped path forward.If this resonates, follow the show, share it with a friend who needs encouragement, and leave a review to help others find it. What does real compassion look like to you?Support the showBE PROVOKED AND BE PERSUADED!

Send us a textAccused without evidence, Job asks for what most of us crave when we're misunderstood: “Teach me, and I will be silent.” We pair that brave invitation with Jesus's startling clarity before Pilate: “If my kingdom were of this world, my servants would fight.” From there, we follow a thread through scripture that reveals how truth answers accusation, how chosen silence can hold more power than self-defense, and why suffering can be mission rather than misfortune.We walk through the moments where Jesus refuses shortcuts—rebuking Peter's detour from the cross, rejecting the devil's offers, and correcting charges of casting out demons by Beelzebub with cool, simple logic. Alongside, Job stands firm against friends who mistake pain for guilt. He doesn't ask for rescue or flattering words; he asks for evidence. That contrast sharpens our understanding: Job embodies faithful confusion; Christ embodies willing purpose. Both honor truth—one by seeking it, the other by fulfilling it.We also sit with Isaiah's Suffering Servant who “opened not his mouth,” and consider how restraint is not weakness but witness. Right words have force when grounded in scripture and compassion; many words mean little without proof. This conversation offers a way to meet unfair criticism, guide our speech, and resist hollow judgment. If you've ever been talked over, misread, or pressured to defend yourself at any cost, these passages give a better path: ask for truth, reason well, and trust the kingdom that doesn't need a sword to win.If this resonated, follow the show, share with a friend who's navigating hard counsel, and leave a quick review to help others find these conversations. What verse helps you face unfair judgment?Support the showBE PROVOKED AND BE PERSUADED!

Send us a textTruth that corrects doesn't shout; it lands. We open Job 6:25 and ask why some words pierce the heart while others blow past like wind. The answer isn't volume or vocabulary. It's proof, precision, and love—truth fitted to the person in front of us, anchored in Scripture, and delivered with humility.Together we trace what “forcible” words look like through Nathan's confrontation of David: a rebuke that carried weight because it matched reality and honored God. From there, we challenge a common reflex in church life—getting more abstract as the suffering gets more concrete. Theology can be accurate and still miss the moment if it's not applied rightly. We talk about keeping language simple, avoiding word salad, and resisting the urge to toss out Greek without context. The aim is biblical excellence that clarifies rather than confuses, bringing light instead of heat.We also name the courage it takes to admit error, especially after teaching. Humility is not a brand; it's a practice. Study invites the Spirit's recall, and silence can be a strategy—give space, let the other side make their full case, then answer with Scripture. Hard questions about God's attributes, sovereignty, and human will surface as examples of how to reason from the text instead of our preferences. And we return to Job's ache: don't treat a wounded person's words as mere wind. Bring arguments that actually prove something, tethered to the real life in front of you.If this conversation helped you speak with more care and clarity, follow the show, share this episode with a friend who loves Scripture, and leave a review telling us where truth—spoken well—changed you.Support the showBE PROVOKED AND BE PERSUADED!

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In this episode, we learn more about what entails spiritual growth as well as spiritual maturity with our focus being knowing when to use words and the power our words really carry.

Welcome to the month of maturity!!! Join in as Senior pastor Daniel Kaira teaches more about taming ones tongue and deciding to not let some things out of your mouth.

James Series  Message: 09 Episode: 3 of 3 Broadcast: September 25, 2025 Key Verses: James 3:1-12 In this episode of Walk in Truth, Pastor Michael Lantz continues his teaching in the book of James with a powerful message from James 3:1-12 called, “The Power of the Tongue.” These verses remind us how deeply our words can shape lives, build up or tear down, and even steer the direction of our own walk with Christ. Pastor Michael unpacks this practical and challenging passage to show how God's truth equips us to use our words with wisdom, grace, and self-control. If you've ever struggled with the weight of your words, this teaching will encourage you to walk more faithfully as a Christian, applying God's Word to everyday life and growing in the maturity He calls us to. Welcome to Walk in Truth! These are the Bible teachings of Pastor Michael Lantz. Equipping you to reach out with God's truth to all people. And how to apply that truth to today's issues, trends, and culture.  Leave your question or comment contact@walkintruth.com

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James Series  Message: 09 Episode: 2 of 3 Broadcast: September 24, 2025 Key Verses: James 3:1-12 In this episode of Walk in Truth, Pastor Michael Lantz continues his teaching in the book of James with a powerful message from James 3:1-12 called, “The Power of the Tongue.” These verses remind us how deeply our words can shape lives, build up or tear down, and even steer the direction of our own walk with Christ. Pastor Michael unpacks this practical and challenging passage to show how God's truth equips us to use our words with wisdom, grace, and self-control. If you've ever struggled with the weight of your words, this teaching will encourage you to walk more faithfully as a Christian, applying God's Word to everyday life and growing in the maturity He calls us to. Welcome to Walk in Truth! These are the Bible teachings of Pastor Michael Lantz. Equipping you to reach out with God's truth to all people. And how to apply that truth to today's issues, trends, and culture.  Leave your question or comment contact@walkintruth.com

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James Series  Message: 09 Episode: 1 of 3 Broadcast: September 23, 2025 Key Verses: James 3:1-12 In this episode of Walk in Truth, Pastor Michael Lantz continues his teaching in the book of James with a powerful message from James 3:1-12 called, “The Power of the Tongue.” These verses remind us how deeply our words can shape lives, build up or tear down, and even steer the direction of our own walk with Christ. Pastor Michael unpacks this practical and challenging passage to show how God's truth equips us to use our words with wisdom, grace, and self-control. If you've ever struggled with the weight of your words, this teaching will encourage you to walk more faithfully as a Christian, applying God's Word to everyday life and growing in the maturity He calls us to. Welcome to Walk in Truth! These are the Bible teachings of Pastor Michael Lantz. Equipping you to reach out with God's truth to all people. And how to apply that truth to today's issues, trends, and culture.  Leave your question or comment contact@walkintruth.com   

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Beth continues this powerful series by exploring the connection between the heart and the tongue. Drawing from Colossians, Psalms, and Luke, she reminds us that “the mouth speaks what the heart is full of” and nothing shuts down relationships or opportunity faster than a foolish mouth. In a culture of noise and division, followers of Christ must be led by Christ and speak from a place of grace, wisdom, and awareness of God's promises."A hard heart makes all sorts of foolish decisions." - Beth MooreKey Scriptures: Colossians 4:2–6; 1 Corinthians 16:8-9; Luke 6:45; 1 Samuel 16:7; 1 John 3:19-20; Psalm 51:10; Hebrews 9:15; Exodus 4:12; Luke 21:15

Beth continues this powerful series by exploring the connection between the heart and the tongue. Drawing from Colossians, Psalms, and Luke, she reminds us that “the mouth speaks what the heart is full of” and nothing shuts down relationships or opportunity faster than a foolish mouth. In a culture of noise and division, followers of Christ must be led by Christ and speak from a place of grace, wisdom, and awareness of God's promises."A hard heart makes all sorts of foolish decisions." - Beth MooreKey Scriptures: Colossians 4:2–6; 1 Corinthians 16:8-9; Luke 6:45; 1 Samuel 16:7; 1 John 3:19-20; Psalm 51:10; Hebrews 9:15; Exodus 4:12; Luke 21:15

Christians Most Common ProblemsI surveyed the congregation with the question, "What is your biggest challenge/difficulty in your Christian life?" The following are radio messages that offer solutions to the top seven challenges.

Christians Most Common ProblemsI surveyed the congregation with the question, "What is your biggest challenge/difficulty in your Christian life?" The following are radio messages that offer solutions to the top seven challenges.

Christians Most Common ProblemsI surveyed the congregation with the question, "What is your biggest challenge/difficulty in your Christian life?" The following are radio messages that offer solutions to the top seven challenges.

Christians Most Common ProblemsI surveyed the congregation with the question, "What is your biggest challenge/difficulty in your Christian life?" The following are radio messages that offer solutions to the top seven challenges.

Christians Most Common ProblemsI surveyed the congregation with the question, "What is your biggest challenge/difficulty in your Christian life?" The following are radio messages that offer solutions to the top seven challenges.

Christians Most Common ProblemsI surveyed the congregation with the question, "What is your biggest challenge/difficulty in your Christian life?" The following are radio messages that offer solutions to the top seven challenges.