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Do you have doubts? Many do. In this episode Mike looks at what the brother of Jesus says about doubting.
Blessed is the man who perseveres under trial, because when he has stood the test, he will receive the crown of life that God has promised to those who love him. -- James chapter 1
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How does the Lord use His people to comfort those who are going through very difficult times? Today, Mike talks about one example of God's comfort being given and received.
God wants to use you as an agent of His comfort and grace. Listen, then speak.
What is success in God's eyes? Do you want a fruitful life? What does it mean to abide in the Lord and for Him to abide in us? In today's episode, Mike responds to listener mail and talks through the scripture on abiding -- what the Lord says and the results of abiding in Him.
“I am the true vine…
Moses, Elijah and Jesus met on a mountain and spoke about the departure of Jesus. In this episode, Mike takes a look at this departure and what it means for us -- for those who follow the Lord.
See also: Two Kingdoms, Episodes 12-15; https://www.ancientpaths.faith/?s=two
In today's episode, Mike talks about guiding principles and personal mission statements -- their value and how they help us discern the will of God.
One definition: Guiding Principles are broad, strategic guidelines that help people make decisions and operate in alignment with their core values a…
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