The Parable of the Prodigal Son
In this episode, Gary Wilkerson and Joshua West discuss the cultural significance and true focus of this parable.
In this episode, Gary Wilkerson and Joshua West discuss the cultural significance and true focus of this parable.
In this episode, Gary Wilkerson and Joshua West discuss how believers should define love and how that understanding redefines our entire lives.
This week, special guest Voddie Baucham joins the Gary Wilkerson Podcast to discuss topics ranging from parenthood to the state of the American church.
Several studies in sociology and other educational sciences demonstrate that an overprotected child who has been spared everything, having known only victories, will find himself at a disadvantage, even perhaps in serious danger when the great trials of life hit him or her.
It’s natural to want to shelter our children, but one of the most extraordinary skills that we are called to develop for our families is a healthy, biblical view of how to go through trials.
Today’s children are plagued by sex, drugs, alcohol, greed, and violence at a young age. Our judicial system has shut God out of our schools, yet we cannot blame our corrupt school systems for damning our children — our entire society is experiencing a moral collapse.
Father’s Love ministers to children from low-income, often single parent households. Today, they share their heart for the work and how God is redeeming the next generation.
The deacon Philip was what we might consider a very, very “good” Christian. He preached in Samaria, exorcised evil spirits, then evangelized to the Ethiopian eunuch and was teleported off by the Holy Spirit.
For this is the covenant that I will make with the house of Israel after those days, declares the Lord: I will put my law within them, and I will write it on their hearts. And I will be their God, and they shall be my people.