Continuing the important discussion of the worthlessness of dead formalism in our Christian experience. 

If Christians lose sight of Biblical history they may also loose sight of God’s saving Grace and Power.  If this happens their worship and religious practices may become dry formalities based on a lifeless traditions.  When we look to our worship style to create feelings of love and relationship with God it is because our hearts are not in daily connection with God.  We are no longer worshipping God in Spirit and Truth.  Todays program identifies the worthlessness of dead formalism and the living worship that God has called us to.

What happens to a person when they give their life to the Lord?  What happens to our fallen human nature? The Bible tells us that we may be become partakers of the divine nature (2Pet 1:4) but what happens to the flesh?  Many have expected changes in their flesh (fallen human nature) and when sin appeared in their flesh they became disappointed and were ready to believe that they were never converted.  Today’s program deals with this important topic.  We pray that you will be encouraged by it!

Grace is often discussed in Christianity as the means by which we are saved.  The Bible tells us in 2 Corinthians 6:1 that we can receive the Grace of God in vain.  Today’s program builds on last week’s theme and explores the great measure, the extent and power of God’s Grace given to each and everyone of us.  Is it possible that we have undervalued and even limited the power of Grace in our lives?

The Bible tells us that God’s Word is living and Powerful.  We see the Power of God’s word in action in Creation, when God spoke and it was done, He commanded and it stood fast.  Is it possible that there is another power that can resist the Power of God’s Word?  Today’s program explores this possibility from the Bible.

It is important to be purposeful in our relationship with God and to run the race of Faith with endurance. There are sins that can easily ensnare us if we take our eyes off Jesus. Today we discuss false teachers and teachings which satan will use to divert our attention from Christ.

In Hebrews 11 we read about the great victories that God's people experienced by Faith in times past. As we immerse ourselves in the Scriptures and become acquainted with their stories we are surrounded by their witness as a great cloud. Like them we are encouraged to look to Jesus the Author and Finisher of our Faith to obtain the Victory!

Every Christian agrees that the Kingdom and Reign of God is more powerful than the kingdom and reign of sin and satan. Because Grace is greater than sin there is an abundance of power to walk in the way of the Lord and prove that His yoke is easy and His burden is light!