Sometimes, as we live our lives, it feels very much as if we’re caught in a holding pattern. David and Karen Mains offer some suggestions as to how God uses such times to positively affect our existence and what we can do to respond to such events

David and Karen Mains discuss the problem that arises when we do not carefully guard what we say: “One of the miracle cures of mouth disease—or control of the tongue—is developing the discipline of silence.”

If someone asks you to speak to a group of people about your faith in the Lord Jesus Christ, do you know how to begin preparing such a talk? In Part 3 of this three-part Podcast series, David and Karen Mains offer some very concrete steps on how to begin this task: When asked to give a spiritual talk of some kind, begin your preparation by asking yourself three questions: 1. What is my subject? 2. What’s the response for which I’m calling? 3. What “How-To” suggestions might be helpful.

If someone asks you to speak to a group of people about your faith in the Lord Jesus Christ, do you know how to begin preparing such a talk? In Part 2 of this three-part Podcast series, David and Karen Mains offer some very concrete steps on how to begin this task: When asked to give a spiritual talk of some kind, begin your preparation by asking yourself three questions: 1. What is my subject? 2. What’s the response for which I’m calling? 3. What “How-To” suggestions might be helpful.

If someone asks you to speak to a group of people about your faith in the Lord Jesus Christ, do you know how to begin preparing such a talk? David and Karen Mains offer some very concrete steps on how to begin this task: When asked to give a spiritual talk of some kind, begin your preparation by asking yourself three questions: 1. What is my subject? 2. What’s the response for which I’m calling? 3. What “How-To” suggestions might be helpful.

Does your day fill up with way too many activities? Do you lament that you are not accomplishing the really important tasks you desire to complete? If so, you are not alone. David and Karen Mains discuss the setting of priorities based on this key sentence: “Setting priorities is an important Christian discipline to practice—especially as one ages.”

Grace—unmerited favor—has the power to soothe the disagreements or strident conflicts that seem to have overtaken our society here in the United States, and even around the world. David and Karen Mains discuss the merits of grace, based on the concept that: “Christians would do well to be known as people of grace.”