New Life Class Podcast

When God's Kingdom comes there will be no place for the proud, only the humbled who will possess all that He has promised them in Christ.

Whether we drink God's cup of wrath with the proud or feast at the King's table with the humbled depends on what we sow in this life.

There's a payday for the proud and it's drawing near on the Day of the LORD.

Trace the progression of a proud heart from the bitter root to the brutal fruit of failing to be our brother's or sister's keeper.

Our horizontal relationships with other - even unbelievers - impact our relationship with the Lord. We are our brother's and sister's keepers. Otherwise we'll be losers weepers in the Day of Judgment!

The dangers of comparing ourselves to others and how to overcome them for the glory of God and our own good.

Every proud heart is headed for a certain and complete fall but there's still hope for the humbled.

Five ways dads are difference makers when they lead the way in disciplining their children.

Living to feed the flesh leaves a fleshly legacy that impacts future generations as seen in the 4,000 years of Edom's national history.

Esau's fleshly lifestyle leaves a fleshly legacy in the nation of Edom.

Living to feed the flesh forfeits the blessings of God.

Obadiah was a humble servant of Yahweh with a message of hope for the humble.

Moms matter because they are on a mission for God to pass on three priorities to the next generation.

The last word of the Lord's Prayer is "Amen!" which is the radical way God's people sum up their worship.

The farthest distance you will travel as a disciple maker is the last two feet but that's where raw, real, and radical transformation takes place - yours and theirs into Christlikeness.

The beginning of the Lord's Day makes the ending of the Lord's Prayer a forever reality.

Daily deliverance from sin begins with daily dependence on God when tempted

Forgiveness is a total package: eternal forgiveness, daily forgiveness, and being forgiving.

Asking for our daily bread is a daily reminder of who our Provider really is.

Our struggle with God's will is not knowing it but trusting it, doing it, and submitting to it.