Episode List

Whole-hearted, joyous obedience to God is the solid foundation of a blessed life. In part 7 of Experiencing the Joy of Personal Revival, Pastor Dan Cox reads from 1 John 2:3-6.

As we grow in holiness, we are increasingly set apart from sin and set apart to God for His purposes. In part 6 of Experiencing the Joy of Personal Revival, Pastor Dan Cox reads from 1 Peter 1:13-16.

We cannot live humble, holy, obedient lives without God’s amazing, extravagant provision called grace. In part 5 of Experiencing the Joy of Personal Revival, Pastor Dan Cox reads from Titus 2:11-14.

Family and friends gather to celebrate the life of Charlotte Babineau. Pastor Dan Cox speaks.

Repentance is a change of mind that results in a change of behavior. In part 4 of Experiencing the Joy of Personal Revival, Pastor Dan Cox reads from Psalm 51:1-10.

We will not experience revival until we are willing to be honest with God and others about our true spiritual condition. In part 3 of Experiencing the Joy of Personal Revival, Pastor Dan Cox reads from Psalm 32.

Pride is a roadblock to revival which blinds us to our true spiritual condition. In part 2 of Experiencing the Joy of Personal Revival, Pastor Dan Cox reads from Luke 18:9-14.

We must prepare our hearts for God’s sovereign work of revival. In part 1 of Experiencing the Joy of Personal Revival, Pastor Dan Cox reads from Revelation 2:1-7.

We as a church make a commitment to pray for and encourage Truman Wright in a life that honors Jesus Christ. Pastor Dan Cox speaks.

God’s people need to vanquish the darkness with His Word. Alton Cothron reads from Psalm 119:130.

Are you a disciple of Jesus Christ? If not, what is keeping you from becoming a disciple? If you are, what is keeping you from becoming a more obedient disciple? Matt Hoffman reads from Matthew 28:18-20.

We honor the memory of our dear sister Armenie Bach. Pastor Dan Cox speaks.

Nearly 3,000 Americans would die in those brutal attacks on September 11, 2001. However, there would be many heroes that day—ordinary men and women put in extraordinary situations, doing extraordinary acts of heroism. Pastor Dan Cox reads from Hebrews 11:32-12:3.

When our labor in this world has ceased, we shall be transported, transformed and generously rewarded as God makes us suitable for our new home with Him forever and ever. Pastor Dan Cox reads from Revelation 14:12-13.

As we accept responsibility for our lives and make wise decisions, we can rest in the fact that God is sovereign over all things. In part 9 of Proverbs: Wisdom for a Successful Life, Pastor Dan Cox reads from Proverbs 16:9.

A worldly attitude toward wealth ensnares, but a righteous perspective blesses. In part 8 of Proverbs: Wisdom for a Successful Life, Pastor Dan Cox reads from Proverbs 13:11.

Laziness leads to many vain problems, but diligence brings God’s blessing. In part 7 of Proverbs: Wisdom for a Successful Life, Pastor Dan Cox reads from Proverbs 15:19.

Spirit-controlled speech blesses, but the flesh-controlled tongue brings ruin. In part 6 of Proverbs: Wisdom for a Successful Life, Pastor Dan Cox reads from Proverbs 13:3.

Human sexuality is a fire that can bless and warm… or curse and burn. In part 5 of Proverbs: Wisdom for a Successful Life, Pastor Dan Cox reads from Proverbs 5:15-23.

Righteousness is a way of life which leads to life.” In part 4 of Proverbs: Wisdom for a Successful Life, Pastor Dan Cox reads from Proverbs 12:28.