The Word for Everyday Disciples with Dave DeSelm is a weekly podcast bringing biblical teaching to everyday people in ways they can understand and put into practice.
Philippians 3 calls believers to press on toward the ultimate goal—knowing Christ and becoming more like Him. This sermon series will challenge us to let go of the past, resist complacency, and strive forward in faith. Paul’s words remind us that our journey with Christ is not about perfection but about persistent pursuit. No matter the obstacles, we are called to run the race with endurance, fixing our eyes on Jesus and pressing on toward the prize of eternal life with Him.
With the issue of immigration increasingly in the headlines nationally and with the reality of refugees in our own city and perhaps your neighborhood, I think the time has come for us to look at what the Bible has to say regarding the “strangers” among us.
Read MoreIn this series, we’ve been looking at a simple formula that will serve you well no matter your level of income. GIVE. SAVE. LIVE on the rest.
Read MoreIf I were to ask, “Do you think that consistently putting some of your income into a savings plan is a wise financial strategy?” Most people would say yes. But if I were to ask, “Are you doing that?” Far fewer would say yes.
Read MoreOur culture is driven by the desire to acquire. We see something, then find ourselves wanting it, and before we know it, we convince ourselves that we need it.
Read MoreAs James closes his letter, he calls us to look out for our fellow runners and to go after those who “wander from the truth.”
Read MoreDoes God still heal? Can we...should we... pray for it? And, if so, just how much faith does it take to get the miracle you’re looking for?
Read MoreDo you know what it’s like to endure mistreatment? Whether because of your race, gender, age, position, or experience, someone in authority or power treated you in a way that was unjust, unfair, or uncalled for.
Read MoreMoney does funny things to people, doesn’t it? Sometimes, however, what it does isn’t funny at all. That’s why James offers some stern warnings to the wealthy.
Read MoreWhat are your plans for the future? James reveals three mistakes people commonly make when it comes to navigating the future.
Read MoreAll of us have taken on the role of judge. We’re not elected by the citizens or confirmed by the congress. We are self-appointed judges.
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