Just as it is counterintuitive to lean away from the mountain when standing on a steep, slippery slope, God’s direction for us sometimes feels like the opposite of what seems safe. But He is our refuge, our shelter, our shade, and our strength in distress.
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Just as it is counterintuitive to lean away from the mountain when standing on a steep, slippery slope, God’s direction for us sometimes feels like the opposite of what seems safe. But He is our refuge, our shelter, our shade, and our strength in distress.
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I was at Disneyland yesterday and saw something that reminded me of the relationship that most believers have with God. I was standing in line to go on a ride with Timothy and the Lovely Lady LeeAnn. Standing just behind us was a woman and a little boy who looked to be a year or…
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Paul and Silas are thrown in prison and a miracle ensues.
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Paul’s first missionary journey sees both success and persecution.
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Today we take some requests from the listeners! The requests came in via Twitter. Don’t forget to BumRushTheCharts on March 22, 2007! Music? Steve Webb and the Retro Rockets…”Guitar Man”? (No relation to your host!) Tara-Leigh Cobble…”White T-Shirt”? (Request from Trevor Carpenter) Michael Popenhagen…”I’m Amazed”? Cat Jahnke…”None of These Things” (“Discovered” by your host at…
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Very, very long day, so no extra commentary. More tomorrow. Thanks for understanding!
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We hear more about the early church, including Saul on the road to Damascus.
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We read of Stephen, the first Christian martyr. Why was he stoned to death? Listen to find out. Music: Mark Steven Brocke…”Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing”
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