Sunday March 7, 2010
The Greatest Addiction
Can a person permanently overcome an addiction by himself? If the answer is yes, then those who continue to suffer with addictions apparently do so because of weak minds or weak will power. But, the Bible explains why the problem of addictions is not as simple as just saying “no.”
Sunday February 28, 2010
You and Your Calling
So many people go through life wondering what their unique contribution is, their personal cause that springs from personal dreams. Some people dream but they never take a step toward it, and then there are those who have never had a dream for their life; they just do what needs to be done to make life work.
Sunday February 21, 2010
Complaint Fasting - For Life
We are a modern world of complainers, including many professed Christians. In this episode, we talk about how we can find contentment and even contagious joy by making intentional choices with God’s help.
Sunday February 14, 2010
Abandoned Once, Adopted Twice
According to the Guttmacher Institute, there were about 74 million unwanted pregnancies worldwide in 2008. About half of those pregnancies went full-term to delivery and the other half ended in abortions. Today's program is about the babies that go full-term to delivery and how one particular baby grew up knowing he was rescued for a purpose - adopted once by American parents, and later by God.
Sunday June 29, 2008
Disaster Planning: Is It In You?
I'll never forget the scenes in my childhood hometown after Hurricane Charlie's visit in 2004. There in Punta Gorda, Florida, were the horrific signs of that powerful Category 4 hurricane. Roofs without coverings, windows blown out, walls with gaping holes, furniture scattered outside, and telephone poles snapped like toothpicks. Many thousands of people were without electricity and water for days and weeks. Although it was very uncomfortable for everyone, those who had a disaster plan in place were able to manage the aftermath more successfully than those who waited until it was too late. Storms like this, you see, usually happen to someone else.









