Sharing The Light Daily Radio Broadcast

God came in Jesus Christ to save fools who didn’t grasp their own folly!

The ancient serpent, called the Accuser, sought to destroy the “seed of the woman,” but he couldn’t. Christ, by His own obedience, laid down His life for your salvation and mine and, in so doing, crushed the headship of evil.

These unheralded women bravely defied Pharaoh’s command to kill all the Hebrew male children.

You don’t need to labor for love. God’s love is free. Utterly. Completely. Free.

There is a revelation of love in Christ that overwhelms any lack of love in this world.

Though once you were a spiritual orphan, in Christ you are a spiritual heir. And your inheritance is vast.

When they apportioned the Promised Land, only fathers and sons received an inheritance – until the daughters of Zelophehad stepped forward...

You and I don’t deserve to even get near God and yet, through Jesus’ gift, we have been positioned in the Heavenlies with Christ Himself. Now that’s ironic!

Contrary to the stereotypes of today’s culture, God loves freedom.

Freedom isn’t found by always having more choices; freedom is found when all choices narrow down to one eternal choice.

Your deepest, truest identity is not rooted in what you do or how you love others—it’s rooted in what Christ has done and how He loves you. You are God’s beloved.

There’s a word that describes you better than any other word.

There is a deep serenity that the heart can experience in ways that the mind cannot comprehend.

There is an inseparable connection between gratitude and a worry-free life.

The reason that Paul refused to quit wasn’t personal will power. He was convinced of the victory of Christ.

If you’re feeling lazy and looking for energy to move forward, don’t look to your own strength or righteousness. Look to Jesus.

The abundant life of the Christian in no way depends upon the believer’s own righteousness or religiosity; it depends, in every way, on the righteousness of Jesus Christ.

You aren’t made to live by your efforts at righteousness but by the assurance of Christ’s righteousness given to you the day you were saved.

Problems – you aren’t called to promote them; it doesn’t help to pretend they aren’t there; and you can’t prevent them. Instead, you praise God in the midst of them.