The problems and pressures of life often take their toll. Sometimes we find it hard to go on. Some solid help is coming your way Wednesday on A NEW BEGINNING. Pastor Greg Laurie shows us that God offers refreshment for our times of trial.
Eric Cartier is the Senior Pastor at Rocky Mountain Calvary. Our desire is that each person who comes to RMC would respond to the invitation of Christ and become a committed follower of Him. What this means practically for us as a fellowship is that we continue to steadfastly follow the example of the first group of disciples in the book of Acts by passionately pursuing Christ through discipleship.
How do you live a life pleasing to God in this fallen world? That’s a difficult question . . . but the Bible gives clear instructions . . . and you need to stay focused on what your responsibilities are as a believer in Jesus Christ.
Dr. Stanley tells us how to develop patience so we can make wise decisions, build strong relationships, enjoy God's favor, and live in joy. Patience is cultivated over time and grows as a result of your faith and perseverance through hardship. Will you trust God to turn your difficulties into . . .
Partners in the Gospel where we talk with ministry leaders and pastors who are engaged with and in our community right here in Southern Colorado and carrying the good news of the Gospel far and wide for Gods glory.
Dr. Todd Hudnall is the Lead Pastor at Radiant Church in Colorado Springs, Colorado. At Radiant, we are committed to our mission of Honoring God by growing a community of passionate followers of Jesus Christ who impact their world. We would like to . . .
Allen Jackson Ministries is the media ministry of World Outreach Church (WOC). As part of the church, our goal is to help people become more fully-devoted followers of Jesus Christ through television, radio, the Internet, books, and more.
It’s a question that just about every Christian has wondered: What happens to children who die before they’re old enough to believe in Jesus? For some, the concern is painful and personal. Dr. Robert Jeffress addresses this sensitive topic in the final part of his series, Not All Roads Lead to . . .