Faith that Speaks— Anytime, Anywhere

Will God ever abandon or forsake His people? This question often arises as it relates to God’s chosen people in the Old Testament, specifically the nation of Israel. In Romans eleven, the apostle Paul addresses this directly, with remarkable clarity. Pastor Tom guides us through Paul’s teaching, explaining that although a majority of Jewish people have rejected Jesus Christ as their Messiah, God’s faithfulness endures. There’s a divine promise that points to a future moment of repentance where they turn to Him. Join Tom Pennington as he explains from Romans eleven Israel’s True Spiritual Condition.

Would you describe yourself as a content person, no matter the circumstances? Today, the issue of contentment seems to be a lost virtue not only in the unbelieving world but, sadly, even in the professing Christian church. In Philippians chapter 4, the apostle deals with the issue of contentment to strengthen his own heart—but also to minister to those who were members of the church of Philippi. And Paul’s words to that first-century church are just as powerful and meaningful to us as Christians today. Join Tom Pennington has he explains from Philippians 4 why all Christians need to understand Contentment: The Lost Virtue.

The apostle Paul writes in Romans 12:2, “And do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind, so that you may prove what the will of God is, that which is good and acceptable and perfect.” As Christians, we are to renew our minds with the truth of Scripture and to never be swayed by the world to believe things contrary to the Bible. Friend, do you believe the truth of God’s word…or have you been convinced to believe the lies of the culture? Join Tom Pennington as he begins to explore Lies Christians Believe.

What does it mean to “live like a pagan”? In Ephesians 4, Paul argues that there is a clear distinction between how pagans live and how Christians live. The apostle demonstrates that those who are new creations in Christ must leave behind old pagan ways and walk in a new way that honors the Lord Jesus Christ. Join Tom Pennington as he unpacks the apostle Paul’s message and guides us as believers to recognize the difference between the Christian life and How to Live Like a Pagan.

The apostle Paul writes in Romans 12:2, “And do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind, so that you may prove what the will of God is, that which is good and acceptable and perfect.” As Christians, we are to renew our minds with the truth of Scripture and to never be swayed by the world to believe things contrary to the Bible. Friend, do you believe the truth of God’s word…or have you been convinced to believe the lies of the culture? Join Tom Pennington as he begins to explore Lies Christians Believe.

What passage of Scripture comes to mind when you hear these words: "The Lord is my Shepherd"? Perhaps chief among the familiar but often misunderstood chapters in the Bible is Psalm 23, written by King David under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit. This Psalm looks beyond the short life that we live here on earth, through its difficult and dark valleys, and it looks into eternity future, ending with the true believer dwelling in the house of the Lord forever. Join Tom Pennington as he explains in detail the meaning of King David's words in Psalm 23.