Marriage and Divorce Healing and Reconcilation
You want God’s will, but it’s not always clear what His will is. So you worry about making the wrong decision. Sound familar?
Listen to this short audio message that offers some freedom right from God’s word:
God’s Will and Making Decisions (mp3)
Trust in the LORD with all your heart
and lean not on your own understanding;
in all your ways acknowledge him,
and he will make your paths straight. Proverbs 3:5-6
David’s Psalm 38 teaches us some big lessons about how we can get ourselves into a worried, depressed state by where we focus our mind on. Take a two minute break and listen to this short message:
Focus On God (MP3 Audio)
Are you hurting due to divorce, separation, or estrangement from your spouse during the holidays? Greg Laurie’s message “Immanuel” speaks the truth that Christ is with us and knows first hand the pain and loneliness of estrangement.
Listen to Immanuel (MP3) > Greg-Laurie-God-Is-With-Divorced-and-Lonely-People
It’s easy when we’re going through trials to think that God is mad at us. The reality is is God wants to bless you, and he’ll give you more than you ask for. Listen to this short message:
Is your future uncertain? Do you wake up in the night playing out the scenarios and none seem good? If you trust in Jesus, God holds your future securely in His hands and will work them out for your ultimate good. Listen to this short audio message of comfort:
He knows the way that I take (mp3)
Referenced scriptures: Job 23:10, Psalms 139
God uses us when we are on empty and at our wits end. This has been the pattern for millennia. Take for example the prophet Elijah, who after a great victory ran from overwhelming troubles against overwhelming odds. Elijah thought he was alone, but he learned “one plus God is a majority.” Are your feeling empty and that you’ve run out of resources? Listen to J Vernon McGee’s sermon:
I’m sure you have loved ones, perhaps a family member, who you want to come to the Lord. Here’s a quick two minute audio message on some importent things to remember about God’s mercy, his salvation and our role in prayer and forgiveness.
Are you low? Does this statement resonate with you? “For my soul is full of troubles: and my life draws close unto the grave.” Psalm 88 begins with this statement, and it clearly written by someone pouring out their heart to God in a time of deep despair and affliction. But there is a word of encouragement in this Psalm. I invite you to listen to this three minute audio message on how this Psalm spoke to me during my hard times.
Listen to: Word of Encouragement (mp3)
My friend LA Marzulli has a great mini-sermon about taking seriously a critical element of the Christian life – putting the full armor of God. We are living in a fallen world, full of all kinds of influences and attacks, physical, emotional, and spiritual. Keeping Ephesians 6:13-17 in mind everyday is critical, and having peace in the daily chaos is possible!
Listen to this brief audio- LA Marzulli on putting on the full armor of God (mp3 – 4 min.)
Loneliness is pervasive and deeply painful for many, no matter if they are divorced or married. Ironically, the lonely are a great company. John T. Cacioppo of the University of Chicago found that almost 25% of Americans feel chronically lonely. Above this authority, God Himself so identified the pain of loneliness it was the first thing in His creation He saw as flawed. In Genesis 2:18 He says, “It is not good for the man to be alone. I will make a helper suitable for him.”
Gary Wilkerson of the Springs Church in Colorado says there can be an end to your loneliness. Listen or watch.
