Heart Zone Radio Program

Part 2 - As followers of Jesus Christ, we want to live at peace with all men. But in spite of our efforts to be accepted, we find continual rejection from Matthew 24:9-14.

Part 1 - It is easy to think that we are living in the end-times with all of the terrible things happening in the world. Surprisingly, Jesus warned his followers that these things are just the beginning from Matthew 24:1-8.

Part 11 - It is easy to lose track of what will ultimately happen to this world when Jesus Christ returns. This leads us to being unprepared for the future from 2 Peter 3:10-18.

Part 10 - In a world that mocks the hope of every believer that Jesus will return for his own, you can be sure that the Lord will fulfill his promise from 2 Peter 3:1-9.

Part 9 - To guard your faith against threat of false teachers, you must actively vet the teachers in your life from 2 Peter 2:10-22.

Part 8 - In a world where evil and false teaching seems to flourish, there is a greater reality of a God who will set all things right from 2 Peter 2:4-9.

Part 7 - Your faith is threatened by some who would distort your understanding of the gospel. Surprisingly, that threat comes from within the church from 2 Peter 2:1-3.

Part 6 - It is easy for your faith to be simply a set of abstract beliefs. But the faith is really so much more from 2 Peter 1:16-21.

Part 5 - Drifting is often the result of taking things for granted. Once truth is taken for granted, it is slowly forgotten from 2 Peter 1:12-15.

Part 4 - Drifting in your spiritual life is usually a sign that you lack the proper motivation to continue on. The lack of motivation is often the direct result of not understanding what awaits every believer who has overcome from 2 Peter 1:10-11.

Part 3 - It is easy to drift in your Christian Life. Before you know, you can find yourself losing your focus. A loss of focus often leads a person to turn their attention to the meaningless from 2 Peter 1:5-9.

Part 2 - Too often, we feel helpless about the condition of our hearts as we try to live for Jesus Christ. Yet, many are surprised to find out that God has empowered us to live the spiritual life that he calls us to from 2 Peter 1:2-4.

Part 1 - The followers of Christ live in interesting times. We tend to think that the threats to our faith come from the hostile world around us. Yet, the greatest threats to faith are from within the church itself from 2 Peter 1:1-2.

It is easy to lose focus during the Christmas season. The positive and negative experiences of season can cause believers to lose sight of what is really important from Isaiah 9:1-7.

Part 14 - There are times when you throw in the towel. You have tried to live according to faith, but that has proven itself to be futile. Yet, our attempts to live a double life have proven themselves to be meaningless from 1 Samuel 27:1-28:2.

Part 13 - There are times when you throw in the towel. You have tried to live according to faith, but that has proven itself to be futile. Yet, our attempts to live a double life have proven themselves to be meaningless from 1 Samuel 27:1-28:2.

Part 12 - Too often, we allow the personal offense to dictate our actions. Sometimes pausing for the moment allows faith to lead us to a better response by from 1 Samuel 25.

Part 11 - The urge to strike back at those who hurt us is strong. It takes a level of faith to let the opportunity for vengeance pass by from 1 Samuel 24.

Part 10 - Faith is ultimately tied to your relationship to the Lord. That is why reacting to circumstances without faith can lead to serious consequences from 1 Samuel 21 & 22.

Part 9 - With every crisis, the believer has to choose how to respond to it from 1 Samuel 17:1-54.