Heart Zone Radio Program

When you understand who Jesus is, there is a compulsion to share that with others from John 4:27-42.

Often our approach to worship based on ignorance. Yet the Lord completely knows us so that we can truly worship him from John 4:16-26.

The importance of gratitude and downward spiral that takes place when we cease to be thankful from Romans 1:20-25.

In a world where everyone is trying to find true satisfaction, Jesus is offering water to quench our thirst from John 4:1-15.

In a world where everything is about you, the reality of Jesus confronts you with a choice from John 3:22-36.

Jesus explains the reason for the new birth and the source and means of eternal life from John 3:9-21.

Jesus challenges our assumptions concerning our standing in the kingdom from John 3:1-8.

Everything can appear to be okay on the surface, but Jesus has a way of confronting the reality of our acceptable spirituality from John 2:13-25.

Sometimes we can develop a mindset that see Jesus as being too busy to care about our problems from John 2:1-12.

When you personally interact with Jesus, you quickly realize who he is and are impacted by the interaction from John 1:35-51.

When Jesus makes his first public appearance, one quickly realizes that he came for redemptive purposes from John 1:29-34.

Sometimes the preconceived ideas that we have about God can keep us from truly seeing what he is doing from John 1:19-28.

It is truly amazing to realize that the Son of God became human so that he could show us the reality of God the Father from John 1:14-18.

The Lord showed his grace to a world in darkness by sending a guide to point us to the true light from John 1:5-13.

It is easy today to see Christianity as having lost its way. But the solution is simply getting to know who Jesus really is from John 1:1-5.

By being given a new life, believers have become a part of a spiritual family from Colossians 4:7-18.

By being given a new life, believers are called to have both an upward focus and on outward focus from Colossians 4:2-6.

By being given a new life, believers are called to allow their salvation to impact their relationships with others from Colossians 3:17-25 4:1.

Being given a new life calls the believers to new attitudes and actions that are sustained by the Lord from Colossians 3:12-17.

When you consider who you are as a believer and your future reality, you have to recognize that you must begin to live in that reality now from Colossians 3:8-11.