God Is Holy and Righteous — Are Those th...

Sorrow and joy are not just sequential emotional states: first sorrow, then joy. Miraculously, we can experience overflowing joy in the midst of deep sorrow. 

How can we delight in the good work we do while keeping our work in its proper place? Pastor John situates daily work within God’s larger purposes. 

Does human evil really call for infinite punishment? Pastor John confronts the ultimate sin of ignoring God’s infinite value. 

Godly righteousness is the very opposite of self-righteousness. Today, Joyce explains both types of righteousness and shares the benefits of understanding the difference. 

As we continue our study of the Lord's Prayer, we ask why we have a petition that God's name be kept holy? What does that mean? Does God need us to bless him? Why does the Bible speak about the "name" of God? 

KeywordsGod, Old Testament, New Testament, faith, justice, goodness, suffering, grace, restoration, scriptureSummaryIn this solo podcast episode, Ryan Dawn explores the complex nature of God as depicted in the Old and New Testaments. She addresses the common misperception of God ... Show More

In this episode, Costi Hinn breaks down 4 types of love and explains the difference between eros, storge, philia, and agape. You’ll learn the difference between these, including the dark side to some of them. Ultimately, genuine love starts with God and believers are called to im ... Show More

How can we expect to love the unlovely as God does when we are sinful and imperfect? Scripture says the love of God is poured out in our hearts by the Holy Spirit. That's the only way we are able to love the unlovely.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. 

My God is BIG, and when we say BIG, we mean BIG! In today’s passage from Isaiah, we see that our God is so big, so great and so awesome. And what’s so astounding is this same big, wise, all-surpassing, transcendent, pre-eminent, sovereign, holy and great God of infinite worth and ... Show More

Yahweh is a proper name (like Peter) built out of the word for “I am.” It teaches us that God absolutely is. 

How does someone become a saint? What steps and criteria does the Catholic Church follow in the canonization process? Fr. Mike unpacks the journey to sainthood and reminds us that holiness begins with one simple thing, saying “yes” to God. 

Everything we have here on earth belongs not to us, but to our God—and please believe that one day soon we will be held accountable for what's been entrusted to us! Today's parable here on Live in the Light discusses stewardship, one of the most important concepts in Scripture. G ... Show More