In today's final episode on Craig's message titled The Chief Aim of Man, Craig continues to help his listeners understand that ultimately, God desires to redirect the affection and worship of every human being from the things created to the One who created all things. There's an answer for every human condition and worship that is not worship at all as lost people are drawn to the things on the earth, the cosmos, the spirit world, etc., as objects of worship. Salvation redirects those affections and worship to its rightful place, and directed at the right entity, the One who created all things! Our primary reason for being here on earth is to glorify God and enjoy Him forever! Salvation opens the door for every human on planet earth to experience that great realignment of heart and actions, all because of the mercy and grace of our Lord as He died in our place! Glorify God, dear friend, and in doing so, you'll enjoy His presence forever!

In the next two episodes, we join the congregation of the Smith's home church, Cass Lake Alliance, as Pastor Smith shares a message titled The Chief Aim of Man. Taken from Westminster's Lesser Catechism of 1647, Craig reminds his listeners of what the real purpose of living is for all of mankind, that of glorifying God and enjoying Him forever! Craig draws from an outline of an old Puritan preacher who stated years ago we glorify God in four important ways, Appreciation, Adoration, Affection, and Submission. A biblically healthy Indigenous Faith is lived out in these four very important ways as Craig notes in his message. Anything less that that is missing the mark God has established for His followers, and will never lead us to a fulfilling life in Christ if we miss this process. So please join Craig and LaDonna as they bring to us today this important message on the Chief Aim of Man. And don't forget to tune in next week for the conclusion of the message!

In today's episode, we join Craig and LaDonna Smith in their recent visit to the On Eagles' Wings Leadership Center on the campus of Hutchcraft Ministries in Harrison, Arkansas where Craig was spending a week teaching the On Eagles' Wings team members who were part of this year's class. While there, Craig was asked to share a staff devotional message to both the OEW staff and students and the staff of Hutchcraft Ministries. In this devotional Craig has titled The Supernatural River of God, he takes the audience into the book of Ezekiel to an incredibly important and relevant imagery Ezekiel presents on this supernatural river of God. While Craig brings the implications of this mighty river to the Hutchcraft and OEW staff, the implications can easily be made to every ministry and worker who takes the gospel of Christ, like yours, into dry and dead places across the globe. See how the relevance of this message has on you, dear friend, and the work God has called you to. I'm sure you'll take away some encouraging words from God's Word on staying in the middle of this mighty river of God, as you bring the hope of the gospel to those within your reach.