Talkin Scripture

Paul teaches us what he chases after, what his ultimate goal is. In Philippians 3, he urges us to "Press toward the mark." How can I be sure that I do that? Listen in for practical tips to help you keep living for Jesus, even when the going gets tough.

Where have you placed your confidence? In yourself? In the things of God? Paul writes about where our confidence should be, and why.

What do you do when you think you are doing what God wants you to do with your life, then find out you are not? That is what happened to Paul, author of most of the New Testament, and one of, if not the, greatest missionaries of all time. But, he wasn't always doing the will of God. What can we learn from his example in following Jesus?

The religious leaders of Jesus' time appeared to be right with God. Looks, however, can be deceiving.

As Christians in America, we must be sure that we are sure of who God wants us to vote for. In this episode, we will discuss something that each and every one of us needs to do prior to casting our ballot in this years election.

You do not see many huge trees growing with shallow roots. Likewise, your faith is not going to grow to where it needs to be without Jesus.

Too many times, we tend to look at what people have acconplished, or what their parents and family had accomplished, instead of looking at them the way Jesus does.

What's going on at ScriptureLinks this week? I'm glad you asked. Listen to find out the topics of this weeks broadcasts.

This week on Talkin' Scripture, we look to the topic of our pedigree. Many people today feel that we can earn our place in Heaven by who we are. Friends, it does not matter what your family tree is like, you must choose Jesus yourself.

Persecution is coming. Jesus told us it would happen. How will you handle persecution?

Studying 1 Corinthians 10:1-12, we will discover how Israel's past serves as an example for us.

How high do you rank your commitment to God? In other words, is your faith in God a top priority, or the top priority? We will study Haggai 1, where we will discover something that, I believe, is lacking in our lives and in our churches today.