Questions in this episode: – Is there anything recorded in history about Nicodemus after the biblical account? – Should we celebrate the death and magic side of Halloween? – I have low motivation to read the Bible and pray, does that mean I’m not saved? – What are your thoughts on Charlie Kirk’s racists comments? …
The Bible calls all Christians to see their daily work at their so-called “secular jobs” as a series of sacred acts of service to our King. We must look beyond our earthly bosses…
Questions in this episode: – Is replacement theology biblical and, if not, how can we counter it ? – What topic did Jesus talk about most? – At what should I start talking to my child about sex? – How do I be a good wife to a volatile husband? – How would you counsel …
Questions in this episode: – What does it mean to be delivered over to Satan to be saved in 1 Corinthians 5:5? – What does Paul mean by Love in 1 Corinthians 13? – How do we reconcile Revelation 2:20 in light 1 Corinthians 8 regarding idols and food sacrificed to idols? – John 3:16 …
Questions in this episode: – Do Prophets and Apostles still exist today? – When Jesus refers to his return in the gospels, is this referring to the Day of the Lord after the tribulation? Is the rapture only referred to by Paul? – In Ephesians 2:6 the bible tells us that when we get saved …
The Bible has a lot to say about working hard, being disciplined, and fighting all slothful tendencies. The Christian work ethic we derive from the teaching of both the Old and New Testament leaves no room for leisurely lives…
Questions in this episode: – In his earthly ministry, was Jesus capable of sin? – Do we have to have the blessing of our parents to get married? – What should we do as a Christian couple who have fallen into sexual temptation before marriage? – What do you think about the 2025 changes to …
Questions in this episode: – Can you please explain the text in John 3:13 with Jesus talking to Nicodemus about the son of man in heaven? – Will there be children born during the tribulation? – What is the Age of accountability? – Please explain chosen, election and predestination as written in Ephesians 1:4-5 and …
Questions in this episode: – If Jews are called God’s chosen people, why is the Church called the Bride of Christ? – What are we to do with the command, honor you father and mother, when my parent is a notorious criminal? – Adam and Eve had Cane, Abel and Seth whose lineage says …
How we work says a lot about our relationship with God. According to the Bible, Christians are to approach their employment as a service to the King of kings. We are told that regardless of who our employer might be…
Questions in this episode: – What does Ezekiel 38 mean? – Does Matthew 5:31 mean that instead of stoning for sexual immorality, there should just be a divorce? – Will my miscarried children be tempted at the end of the millennium by Satan? – How do you help someone suffering from dementia or Alzheimers …
We must make all of life’s decisions with a resolve to do what pleases the Lord, as stewards, knowing that godly choices yield God’s blessings and eternal dividends.
Questions in this episode: – As a Christian, would you recommend dating or marrying someone with a serious disease? – In the steps of regeneration, how does it work for the Old Testament Saints? – What is your Biblical opinion on using an online dating app or website? – According to James 1:17, is …
Working is a gift from God – a pre-fall, pre-sin, pre-curse gift. While sin’s consequence injected obstacles and pain into the equation (“the ground will produce thorns” leading to work “by the sweat of your brow” – Gen.3:18, 19), the commission to work preceded the fall…
Taking a break was God’s idea. It assumes we are diligent in our work. Even the statement he uses to institute a weekly break is couched in the reminder that we were never designed or commissioned for a life of luxury “six days do your work” but then we must…
In the Book of Proverbs God poignantly underscores the harm associated with laziness. Even the word translated in our Bibles to describe such people carries a stinging admonition. God calls us “sluggards” when we fall into patterns of being undisciplined, idle or unduly lethargic…
Should Christians live for retirement? Should we be working for the weekend? Pastor Mike takes a look at work, weekends, vacation and retirement.
Accomplished athletes make their sport look easy. But for all of us who have tried to advance in a sport, we know there is nothing easy about reaching a level of proficiency in athletics. Some people can make godliness look easy. They seem to effortlessly love God and do what is right. But the Bible is clear that like athletics, reaching a level of proficient godliness requires a lot of hard work. Paul wrote, “train yourself for godliness” (1 Timothy 4:7). The word that
We must be continually mindful of the unique and exceeding authority of the Triune God we were created and redeemed to humbly serve.
We must spend no time or energy worrying about what we need, instead we should work diligently to advance his cause in this world trusting that he will adequately provide all that we might need.
Pastor Mike takes a look at how we should conduct ourselves as Christians.
We should always be mindful that our effectiveness in our employment and success in parenting is fully dependent on God’s gracious provision and merciful protection.
In the book of Proverbs God commands us to do our very best to labor diligently in all the work God has called us to do both in the marketplace and in our homes.
God’s Word encourages us to thoughtfully consider whether the work we are doing is the work he has called us to do.
When called to lead, humbly serve those called to follow in a way that pleases the Leader of your life.
We must always keep looking forward to the day Christ will judge and reward the quality of our work.
Christians ought to be the most respectful, productive and excellent workers our bosses have ever met.