God Taught Me

What's the difference between contentment and complacency? https://discoveringbeautiful.com/content-vs-complacent-whats-the-difference/

Self-control can be defined as the ability to control behaviors and avoid temptation to be able to achieve a long-term goal. This ability to delay instant gratification in the short term, can actually benefit us in the long term. So where does self control come from? And if it’s so good for us, how do we get more of it?

Chris and TJ discuss the meaning of reaping what you sow and how it can have a positive, and negative impact on your life.

We've made it through the Easter holiday season and getting back in the swing of things, but before we do check out the 2nd part of the episode we recorded a few weeks ago. In this episode we talk about what you can do to fight against things like "Satan Shoes".

These days it sometimes feels like that being a Christian in America means you are an outsider. The divide between Judaeo-Christian values and American values seems to be widening on a daily basis. So how do we cope with what's going on in the world and is there anything we can do to change it?

What's the secret to having perfect peace? It even something we can attain? Tune in to find out the answers to those questions and more.

You've probably heard it said there is a reason for everything. But, does God need a reason to forgive?

Learn how the devil schemes and how we can fight against them.

I think we can all agree that navigating through this life takes a certain measure of faith. It takes faith to believe that when we turn the faucet it on water will come out and that our cars navigation system will take us to the place it says it’s going to. If it’s so easy for us to put our faith in the man made things in this world then why do we struggle with putting our fai

Have you ever asked God to forgive you only later to feel not forgiven? I've been there and one of the best tricks the devil uses over and over is lies. Of course, that's why Jesus said the devil was the father of lies. (See John 8:44) More often than not the devil will tel us were no good, we've gone too far, we can never be forgiven for what we've done, we're unworthy to talk to