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There’s no secret formula when it comes to prayer, but if you’re looking for a miracle, Hannah gives us a solid example to follow in the book of 1 Samuel. It starts with authenticity, and in today’s episode, we’re talking about what it looks like to cry out to God with all your pain and brokenness, trusting that he can make the impossible possible.  

There are three reasons why people make bad decisions: They have the wrong motive, the wrong method or the wrong master. In this episode, we continue our exposition of Ruth to reflect on the power of a wise decision and God’s mercy to restore his people to the fullness of his promises.  

Whether we like it or not, we’re the sum total of the decisions and choices we’ve made up until now. The good news is, if you don’t like where you’re at, you can change your destiny. In this episode, we explore the first chapter of Ruth to see the consequences of bad decisions and God’s mercy to restore his people to his intended blessings and promises.

For everything you gain in life, there will be something you have to give up. The question is: What are you willing to give up to go up? This episode is part two of a series sharing Biblical wisdom on 10 tradeoffs worth making for anyone who wants to level up their leadership.

What is the key to reaching the next level as a leader? You have to be willing to let go of something you have in order to reach forward to something better. The question you must ask yourself is, “What’s the next level worth?” Explore five tradeoffs worth making for anyone who desires to move forward in their calling, and don’t miss Part II for more Biblical leadership wisdom.

When we talk about the end times, there’s usually a mix of fear and fascination. Get a sneak peek into the newest eschatology course from Christian Life School of Theology Global, and learn how the biblical theology approach to the study of end times helps us get a clear understanding of scripture in its original context as the writers intended it.

“The best is yet to come” is not just a cliché - it’s a Kingdom principle. God has given you passions, skills and talents that he expects you to steward for his glory, so you must be intentional about growing your gifts. Learn why being a lifelong learner is so important and how you can start creating a strategic plan for personal growth and development today!

Learn about the significance of seasons and why we need to lean into what God is teaching us in each season. Although 2020 was a year of intense attack from the adversary and 2021 was a year of extended recovery, 2022 is all about growth and advancement. We live in a “now” culture, but we must learn to embrace the journey.

You can help overcome racial division in your spheres of influence. Only the church has the anointing to operate as a unified body in Christ; rules can't change the human heart, but the gospel can. Learn about the race cult factor and how it influences our thinking when it comes to helping bring about racial reconciliation and healing

 At the end of every year, God has been faithful to drop a word or theme into my heart; this word helps shape my vision for the year. As we enter 2022, the word He’s given me is, “There’s a process that’s connected to every promise.” I believe that as you seek the Lord, God is going to do stir up His promises in you again and give you renewed dreams for your life. My hope is that today’s show will help provide you with encouragement and help you press into the promises of God.

You can help overcome racial division in your spheres of influence. Today, we’re featuring a clip from Overcoming Racism with the Gospel, a Christian Life School of Theology Global course we’ll be releasing in early 2022. In this episode, you’ll learn how to use the truth of God’s Word to bring about a spirit of unity.

According to the Genesis account, God skillfully crafted women and endowed them with a specific expression of His nature. In this episode, learn more about the value of giving women “a seat at the table” and the challenges many of them face in ministry and organizational leadership.