Do you want to love life and see good days? We all do! In this episode, Peter is going to tell us how to do that. We hope you enjoy this week's episode of Encouraging Words.

In 2 Timothy 1:13, Paul tells Timothy to hold fast to the pattern of sound words that he spoke to Timothy. Danny and Kurt will look at patterns in the Bible and discuss the design and pattern that God always uses, from Moses to the apostle Paul.

"Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever." Let's spend a few minutes together, thinking about the wonderful promise that is found here and how diligently Jesus has worked to ensure His bride's safety and protection. God is SO good!

In this series, Ben Schneider has been helping us consider those difficult questions and even the objections that we may have while we are looking into God's word, the instruction He provides, and the implications of believing what the Lord has told us. Today we'll look at that common and very difficult subject of doubt.

These could be some of the best verses in the Old Testament! Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding. This truly says it all! We hope that you are encouraged as you meditate on the power of these promises from God.

Ben has been gracious enough to sit down with us again for another episode of Understandable Objections. This time we'll look at the frequently asked question, "Is God fair?" This may be the most frequently asked question about God, and we'll take a careful look at it today.

Chastening never seems to be joyful in the moment, but painful. However, when it's over, it yields the peaceable fruit of righteousness to those who receive it. When God rebukes His children, it is always for their benefit and their long-term success.

Have you ever had a question about God or the Bible that was very difficult to answer? Have you carried a strong objection to what God has told us, maybe even for a very long time. We have Ben Schneider with us to look into that very issue. What happens when we have an understandable objection and what is the right way to properly investigate that objection?