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  • You've Been Served
    Feb 4 2026
    “You have been served.” You may be thinking to yourself, “Oh, oh. This doesn’t sound good.” To be served means that you’ve just received formal notification of legal action. Here in Micah, the prophet presented formal notification to Israel. God has brought a charge against the nation. But, instead of repenting for their sins, and looking to Him for mercy, they were interested only in a quick settlement. As if whipping out their checkbook they asked Him to name a price. When you and I consider our sins, we may be tempted in vain to do the same. But God, who calls us to repentance and faith, announces Good News: You have been served!
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  • Who Chose Whom?
    Feb 2 2026
    It’s popular today to hear people describe being a Christian as a matter of choosing Jesus. Sometimes the matter of that decision is held up as the assurance of their salvation. But if that was the case then the matter of our eternal salvation would be little different than choosing up sides for basketball. But here’s some good news – really Good News! You and I didn’t choose God. He has chosen us.
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  • Not So Foolish After All
    Jan 30 2026

    As astonishing as it sounds today, this message was once considered to be foolishness. In dismissing it, many perished as a result. Now this message is credited with saving lives. You and I have a similar message and it saves lives for eternity. We have good reason to be bold in sharing it.

    (This is presentation aired originally on January 25, 2023. Presenter is on medical leave at this time. Fresh episodes will resume on Monday.)

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  • Christianity Without Christ?
    Jan 28 2026

    Christianity without Christ? Many today make the mistake of assuming that the purpose of religion is simply to help people become moral and feel good. And if that’s the case then Jesus isn’t necessary. It reduces Christianity to a pamphlet instead of a person. However, if you notice, when Jesus called the disciples, He didn’t say, “Follow this lifestyle.” He said, “Follow Me.”

    (This is an encore presentation which was aired originally on January 27, 2023)

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  • Neither Snow nor Rain ... Nor Gloom
    Jan 26 2026

    Nothing that travels faster than the Holy Spirit’s Good News of our salvation on the lips of those whom God has rescued. Here in Isaiah, the prophet recorded words that have become famous. And they're a great reminder of how nothing could stay Jesus from completing the work of your salvation and mine.

    Episode Art: Jim.Henderson, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons

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  • Jackpot! Now What?
    Jan 23 2026
    An article published not too long ago explained what you should do if you won a lottery jackpot. As the odds of you winning the grand prize for either is 1 in 290 million, I’m guessing that this isn’t a question that keeps you up at night. However, it may stir your imagination. Announcing our Savior, John said, “Look, the Lamb of God, who takes away the sin of the world!” This includes your sins and mine. All of them! Talk about receiving a life-changing prize! So, now what?
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  • Not Our Resolve, But His Resurrection
    Jan 21 2026

    Have you ever noticed how easy it is to base your eternal hope on you –your strength, your resolve – instead of on your Savior? Just like failed New Year's resolutions it can lead to real frustration and discouragement. What a great time of the year it is to hear God's wonderful Good News that Paul announces here in 1 Corinthians!

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  • Looking Through a Prism
    Jan 19 2026
    Here in Isaiah, God reveals something that can only be described as breathtaking. And He does it by using this brilliant phrase, “The Servant of the Lord.” And like a science teacher, he holds it up –like a prism– to reveal that it refers not just to one servant, but to three of them! And wait until you hear how He shines the bright beam of His mercy to you and through you.
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