John Bailey and Mark Renfroe discuss how people with true peace have found a way to acknowledge hardship and yet center themselves around God.

When our lives are completely thrown off track, how do we handled the shattered dreams and goals that God chooses to not heal?

Never has it been easier for us to be assaulted and insulted by other people’s ideas than in the modern day, so how do we avoid being injured by others’ opinions?

Barry Meguiar joins Gary Wilkerson to talk about how evangelism can be intimidating, yet there are very practical ways that we can make it easier.

He wants us to ask him anything. He knows we need to.

The Vision is a prayerfully compiled exploration of David Wilkerson’s vision about the world and church’s future. Natural disasters, corporate corruption and social scandals now play a regular part in our daily news, and while many might advocate blindly hoping for a brighter future, David’s book offers straightforward truth and a more Biblical response to horrific calamities and modern society’s rampant struggles.

The apostles said to the Lord, “Increase our faith!” And the Lord said, “If you had faith like a grain of mustard seed, you could say to this mulberry tree, ‘Be uprooted and planted in the sea,’ and it would obey you.

It’s often hard to do things we don’t want to do without motivation or accountability. Always going it alone without support and encouragement means all the motivation has to come from the inside. It also means there is no one around to keep us accountable.

A menudo es difícil hacer cosas que no queremos hacer sin ser motivados o rendir cuentas. Ir siempre solo sin apoyo ni aliento significa que toda la motivación tiene que venir desde adentro. También significa que no hay nadie alrededor a quien rendir cuentas.