Why the Local Church Matters for Christian Growth and Perseverance Author: Dave JenkinsShow: Equipping You in GraceSeries: Anchored for a New Year Show Summary In this episode of Equipping You in Grace, we continue our January series Anchored for a New Year by recovering a biblical vision for why the local church is essential for […]
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Job 10 — Honest Lament Before God By: Dave Jenkins | Show: Reading the Bible Daily with Dave | Date: Monday, January 12, 2026 Show Summary In Job 10, Job turns his lament directly to God. His words are raw and filled with anguish, yet they are spoken in faith, not rebellion. This chapter reminds
A Prophetic Word for 2026 — Guaranteed Accurate Sound Theology and Discernment with Justin Peters • By Justin Peters • January 12, 2026 Show Summary As a new year begins, countless voices claim to have fresh prophetic insight about what God will do next.In this episode, Justin Peters offers a “prophetic word” for 2026 that
Persevering Through Trials with Faith and Hope Author: Dave JenkinsShow: Contending for the Word Q&ADate: January 12, 2025 Show Summary Trials are not interruptions to the Christian life they are part of God’s refining work. In this episode, Dave considers how believers persevere faithfully by trusting God’s sovereignty, remembering His promises, praying continually, and fixing
Sorcery, Idolatry, New Age Deception, and the Lake of Fire By Doreen Virtue, author ofHow to Avoid New Age & New Thought Deception https://a.co/d/jjucK58 The closing chapters of the Bible, Revelation 21 and 22, provide warnings about the terrifying eternal destiny of those who reject the Gospel and persist in sin. This includes sorcerers and
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Starting the Year Rooted in Christ How to Deepen Your Prayer Life This Year By Deborah Howard I need to deepen my prayer life this year. I do! I need to deepen my prayer life every year. Most of us think we’re doing okay with our spiritual disciplines. “What I’m doing is not perfect, but