Episode List

God tests our faith to prove our faith is genuine, refine our characters and teach us to walk by faith and not by sight. In part 9 of GENESIS: Beginnings, Pastor Dan Cox reads from Genesis 22.

As followers of Jesus, we must flee the temptations of the culture and beware overconfidence lest we fall into sin. In part 8 of GENESIS: Beginnings, Pastor Dan Cox reads from Genesis 13 – 19.

Human faithfulness is imperfect, but God’s perfect faithfulness endures forever. In part 7 of GENESIS: Beginnings, Pastor Dan Cox reads from Genesis 12-20 .

Man is building a city of rebellion and self-exaltation, but God is building a city of everlasting righteousness, love and peace. In part 6 of GENESIS: Beginnings, Pastor Dan Cox reads from Genesis 11.

God is a just Judge who must judge all wickedness, but is also a merciful Savior who delivers all who turn to Him. In part 5 of GENESIS: Beginnings, Pastor Dan Cox reads from Genesis 6-9.

Sin is like a crouching beast that desires to tear you apart, but Christ has overcome sin, and through union with Christ, you too can overcome. In part 4 of GENESIS: Beginnings, Pastor Dan Cox reads from Genesis 4:1-26.

The fall into sin brought devastating consequences to the creation, but God had a plan from the beginning to redeem lost people and restore the creation. In part 3 of GENESIS: Beginnings, Pastor Dan Cox reads from Genesis 3:1-24.

God created human beings with fundamental drives and needs including a home, meaningful work and intimate relationships, chief among them biblical marriage. In part 2 of GENESIS: Beginnings, Pastor Dan Cox reads from Genesis 2:4-25.

In the beginning, God made all things for His glory and created human beings in His image in order that you might be in an everlasting relationship of blessedness and joy with Him. In part 1 of GENESIS: Beginnings, Pastor Dan Cox reads from Genesis 1:1-2:3.

Because all else is worthless compared to the infinite value of knowing Christ, let us forget the past and press on to reach the end of the race and receive the heavenly prize. Pastor Dan Cox reads from Philippians 3:7-14.

Traditions are beliefs, practices, customs and behaviors which are received and passed on orally and by example from generation to generation and can be godly, neutral or distort our view of God and ourselves. Don Veinot reads from Mark 7:1-13.

The greatest possible example of humility compels us to humbly love and serve one another. In part 4 of Christmas 2020: Eternal Light In Today’s Dark Times, Pastor Dan Cox reads from Philippians 2:1-11.

Jesus is the light that has revealed God to the world and brought salvation and eternal hope for all who believe. Pastor Dan Cox reads from Luke 2:22-35.

Jesus is the life and the light who has overcome the darkness and gives all who believe the right to become children of God. In part 3 of Christmas 2020: Eternal Light In Today’s Dark Times, Pastor Dan Cox reads from John 1:1-18.

We live in a fearful world, but our God is with us and He is worthy of our worship as our fear gives way to faith. In part 2 of Christmas 2020: Eternal Light In Today’s Dark Times, Pastor Dan Cox reads from Matthew 1:18 – 2:23.

The Son of God came into the world in an unlikely way and used ordinary people to deliver an extraordinary message that transforms despair into joy. In part 1 of Christmas 2020: Eternal Light In Today’s Dark Times, Pastor Dan Cox reads from Luke 1:26-38; 2:1-21.

Good parenting is a journey of consistently teaching children God’s Word, disciplining them in love and loving them with unconditional, grace-filled love. Pastor Dan Cox reads from Deuteronomy 6:4-9, Proverbs 13:24, and John 13:34-35.

While it is a difficult thing to do, the discipline of giving thanks in all circumstances yields great blessing in the lives of believers. In part 2 of Thanks Giving, Pastor Dan Cox reads from 1 Thessalonians 5:16-18.

Gratitude is an important spiritual discipline that blesses the heart of God and benefits the people of God. In part 1 of Thanks Giving, Pastor Dan Cox reads from Psalm 107:1-9.

The spirit of the age demands conformity with its temporal, human-centered philosophy, but the Spirit of God urgently calls people to embrace eternal, God-centered truth and graciously offers the gift of eternal life while warning of eternal judgment. In part 9 of Deciphering the Cultural Zeitgeist, Pastor Dan Cox reads from Titus 3:1-7, 1 Peter […]