Heart Zone Radio Program

We must come to the place of understanding that we are God's finest work from Ephesians 2:10.

At the very core of who we are as believers is the salvation provided for us through Jesus' sacrifice from Ephesians 2:4-9.

If we are going to have a proper understanding of our identity, we need to understand how God saw us before salvation from Ephesians 2:1-4.

How do we we strengthen our lives so that we can stand against the temptations we face in life from Romans 12:1-2.

Satan's confrontation of Jesus reveals to us the areas of temptation that we all face and how we can face them from Matthew 4:1-11.

The greatest enemy that we face in temptation is ourselves from 1 Corinthians 10:12-13.

Temptation offers us satisfaction. But the Lord calls us to find true satisfaction in him from Isaiah 55:1-9.

Understanding how Satan operates in your life is a key to understanding temptation in your life from Ephesians 6:10-18.

Rather than blaming others for the temptations we give in to, we need to recognize where the source of temptation really is from James 1:13-16.

There is no need to live in a spiritual vacuum when God speaks to us through his word from 1 Samuel 3:1-21.

Jesus appears to his disciples and gives them an explanation for his death and resurrection from Luke 24:36-53.

Two disappointed disciples leave Jerusalem and meet a stranger on the road from Luke 24:13-35.

The women go to Jesus' tomb only to discover that it was not a normal morning in Jerusalem from Luke 24:1-12.

The events of the cross demand a response from those who witness them from Luke 23:44-56.

In spite of the humiliation that Jesus faced as he was executed, he extended grace to those who asked and those who mocked him from Luke 23:32-43.

The road to the cross is not a solo affair for Jesus. Others are drawn in for various reasons from Luke 23:26-31.

Jesus is examined a final time by Pilate and is sentenced to death because of the rejection of the people from Luke 23:13-25.

Jesus goes through a system of trials where truth is not important and no one wants to make a decision from Luke 23:1-12.

Jesus understands the unbelief of his oppressors and the reality that it does not change his purpose from Luke 22:63-71.

Good intentions can quickly become a devastating defeat when face with unforeseen circumstances from Luke 22:54-62.