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Pastor Mark says "Don’t stop asking, seeking, and knocking until you see the answer to prayer that God is sending." as he uses Matthew 7:7-8 to encourage us in our prayer lives.

Pastor Mark says ”You will never experience lasting change unless you experience freedom in all three parts of who you are…body, soul, and spirit." He takes us to Galatians 5:16-18 in this devotional.

Pastor Mark says ”An unhealthy response to stress leads to unhealthy results” as this devotional looks at three ways in which unhealthy stress can rob us of the vibrant life God has for us.

Pastor Mark says "The only way to be cleansed by God is to receive Jesus" as this devotional looks at finding freedom and cleansing from your sin starting today.

Pastor Mark says ”A son’s or daughter’s attitude towards their parents will affect the quality and longevity of their lives” as this devotional looks at honoring your father and mother.

Do you ever wonder: Why am I so anxious? Why can't I shake this anger or depression? Maybe you've even thought "God, Aren't Christians supposed to feel better than this?"  You're not alone, but you can feel better.  Trillia Newbell talks with Pastor Craig Groeschel about his book, Heal Your Hurting Mind: Biblical Hope for Anxiety,...

El pastor Mark dice que tu pasado explica tu lucha, pero no define tu futuro. En Cristo, puedes romper patrones y comenzar hoy un legado de fe, sanidad y propósito

El Pastor Mark dice: no solo aparentes estar vivo. Si te sientes seco o estancado deja que Dios reinicie tu corazón con su gracia y vive plenamente en Cristo.

The wilderness can be scary—a place full of peril and desolation. And it can feel meaningless. But when we read the Scriptures, the wilderness is also the place God reveals Himself and cares for the people He loves. Trillia Newbell talks with Pastor Dustin Crowe about his book, Your Wilderness is Not a Waste: God's Purpose in Suffering...

Each week Dr. Michael Rydelnik provides practical answers straight from Scripture, drawing from his knowledge and experience as both a professor and pastor. Submit your question to see if Michael will answer it on Open Line.