Broadcasts

Can you relate to the Apostle Paul, who was so torn between his desire to do good and the ongoing sin in his life that he falls in desperation on God’s mercy? We’ll see how acknowledging the battle with sin and our ultimate victory over it doesn’t just change how we view the fight.

Ever feel like you’re living a double life? There’s one side of you that wants to do the right thing and another that doesn’t want to do it at all. Pastor J.D. looks at the battle within every Christian and how knowing you have ultimate victory should change your outlook in the fight.

Have you ever wondered why, even though you made Jesus Lord of your life, you keep on sinning? Pastor J.D. teaches us how we get the power to live up to our new identity in Christ and how, when we give ourselves to Jesus, we experience eternal life now.

Every follower of Jesus will ask at some point in their lives, “If Jesus is Lord of my life, then why do I keep on sinning?” Pastor J.D. shows us how believing in our righteous identity in Christ releases power in us to live up to that identity.

Some of us think if only we could see Jesus with our own eyes, like Paul, then we would never have any doubts about faith. Pastor J.D. shows us in today’s message from Romans 6 that, because we have the testimony of Paul and so many others, we see that Jesus is who he said he was.

Do you ever have doubts about faith? If so, you’re not alone. Even the first disciples had unanswered questions. Pastor J.D. shows us how the resurrection is about new power in your life to defeat every stronghold and make you doubt your doubts.

The battle for holiness was won two thousand years ago on the cross. So why do we still struggle with sin today?

It makes sense that sin brings suffering. But sometimes, our suffering comes from obeying God’s law. Why would God allow us to suffer for doing what’s right?

Deep down, a lot of people believe the biblical view of marriage to be outdated and patriarchal. But God has a reason for his design, and his principles for marriage transcend our cultural norms.