The cardinals have gathered in Rome to choose a new pope. Will this be the last pope? Join our isnsightful conversation on this very important topic.

By studying Jesus' final words, we can gain a deeper understanding of who he was and extract valuable lessons for our own lives. This podcast is designed to delve into each of his final sayings, exploring their meanings and relevance to us today.

Our aim goes beyond simply acquiring more knowledge. We aspire to foster a deeper love for Jesus and a greater appreciation for everything he has done for us. So, let's embark on this journey together.

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In this podcast we're going to conclude our study on prayer with the power of the holy spirit. This journey of prayer is both thrilling and rewarding. Do you pray? If so how often. Listen to the conclusion of our series on the power of prayer.

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God wants to communicate with you in a personal and powerful way. As you grow in your prayer life, He may speak to you directly, or give you a word to share with others. Join us as we are continuing our series on the power of prayer.

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In this podcast we continue our study of the power of prayer. God's desire is for us to have a communication hot line with us. Listen and learn our we can better communicate with God.

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In the Bible we see Jesus going away to pray again and again. Why? He must have thought it was important.

He was communing with God, His Father.

Getting Directions and Gaining strength

In the same way, we want to understand God’s plan for prayer and become more effective as we pray.

These podcasts are a tool for you to consider the ways we need to improve and grow in our ability to pray effectively.

Scripture references

• He set the boundaries of people and nations, determining
• their appointed time in history. (Acts 17:26)
• Be fruitful and multiply, and fill the earth and
• subdue it. (Gen 1:28)
• Then he believed in the Lord and He reckoned it to him as
• righteousness. (Gen 15:6)

• Without becoming weak in faith, he (Abraham) contemplated his own body, now as good as dead, since he was about a hundred years old, and the deadness of Sarah’s womb; yet with respect to the promise of God, he did not waver in unbelief but grew strong in faith, giving glory to God, and being fully assured that what God had promised, He was able to perform. Romans 4:19-20)

• We are new creations. Old things are passed away,and all things become new. And all of these new things are of God, who reconciled us to Himself. (II Cor 5:17-19)

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For most of us, New Year's Day means both celebrating what's ahead and learning from the year that's ending. For some, it's seeing the past year not just through the rear view mirror, but refracted through the lens of faith. A new year offers us more than a fresh start. It can be an opportunity for conversion of heart -- to take what we have experienced and resolve to grow more deeply as people of faith.

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It's that time of year when we all think about receiving gifts and enjoy family gatherings. It's also the time when we celebrate our Savior's birth. Join us for the retelling of this wonderful story and the journey of the wise men and who they were.