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How patient is God?  He is certainly more patient than we are.  Many of God's most difficult lessons are in patience, but they always teach us perfectly as we enter the next phase of our lives.  I will discuss that in this episode.  

In this episode, we will continue our talk on Christianity and socialism, and I will continue answering the question of was Jesus indeed a socialist using Biblical truths.    Today, I will use the illustration Jesus gives through his Parable of the Lost Son.  

This week, I will continue my discussion on whether Jesus was indeed a socialist.  Strong clues are given throughout his parables as to whether or not he is indeed one.   One of those revealing parables is Luke 20:9-19, the Parable of the Tenants.  

I've heard many say, "Jesus was a socialist."  Is this a statement of fact, or is it a statement that is untrue, and is at its heart, made to manipulate somebody who is ignorant to the Bible?  We will examine how Jesus sees socialism and/or capitalism through his teachings, and his parables.  This week we will examine the Parable of the Talents.  

What happens when you act in faith?  How are we to recognize God's voice?  What does acting in faith entail?  I will address these questions in this episode. 

What exactly is the Baptism of the Holy Spirit?  How is it different from water baptism?  How do we know when we have indeed been baptized by the Holy Spirit?  I hope to shed some light on this topic in this episode.  

Where does faith begin?  What is faith?  What are we to have faith in?   How does that relate to God?  How does that relate to our every day lives?  I will discuss that in this episode. 

Why is being water baptized important?  Is it biblical?  Who can baptize?  I will discuss that in this episode.  

What does it mean to forgive?  What steps have to be taken?  Can the relationship be reestablished?  Through the book of Philemon, I will discuss that in this episode. 

What makes a Spirit Filled Church?  The Holy Spirit!  What characteristics are conducive to allowing the Spirit to fill, and move within a church?  I will discuss that, and I pray that it is an effective guide to helping you find the right one, if you haven't already.