Living In Grace With Frank Friedmann

When we see ourselves as too big and God as too small, we will trust ourselves instead of Him. In this podcast, Frank reminds us that it is God who carries us through this life and it is God who always provides.

May you be encouraged through this podcast as Frank reminds us of the amazing truth that our God who has provided in the past, will provide again.

What is it my friends, that God is calling you to surrender in your life? In this podcast, Frank sites a beautiful parable from his good friend, Juan Carlos Ortiz, which reminds us that our Father wants to give us all of Himself.

In this powerful, podcast, Frank walks us through the story of Abraham and Isaac; their thoughts, their feelings and what their loving and compassionate God was saying to them as they walked with Him down an impossible road. May you take hold of God today.

In this podcast, Frank gives us the inspiring example of Noah’s choice to walk by faith and not by sight, and explains that faith must be tested so that it can be proven so that we can continue to trust God for even bigger things.

We live in a very dark world, and perhaps you’re hurting today. May Frank’s words in this podcast remind you that there is One who can bring you through this world victoriously and He is reliable, and He is trustworthy.

In this podcast, Frank explains that there is only one way for us to get across that river to the other side and that is for someone to build a bridge. What a wonderful reminder that it is exactly what Jesus came to do for us!

In this podcast, Frank shares the amazing truth about our loving, merciful Father and His power to overrule our bad choices and their consequences.

In this podcast, Frank details the connection between the worst choice ever made by man, and the greatest fulfillment of Romans 8:28 in all of history! May you find freedom today as you learn more about our amazing God of second chances.

May you experience freedom as you hear Frank’s words in this podcast; “You are loved, not because of who you are or what you do but because of who He is!” Wow!

Would others describe time spent with you, as time spent in the presence of God? God wants our lives to bear fruit, and in this podcast Pastor Frank reminds us that the fruit we bear is not only for ourselves; God wants His life to be poured out to everyone we meet.

God tests our faith so that we can trust Him for bigger things, and trust Him more courageously. But as with Abraham, this is not an overnight endeavor. Having our faith tested can seem scary, but in this podcast Frank explains the heart of our loving Father and equips us with a verse from Psalm 119 that we must memorize and cling to as we walk through this dark world.

 In this short podcast, Frank reveals God’s pattern of overruling the darkness with the truth of who He is and what He has done. BUT GOD!

Our world calls us in a million different directions. How can we ever know which way to go? In this insightful podcast Frank shares that we have a loving Sheppard who never gives up on us and how by putting our hand in His, He will always lead us down His well-worn paths.

Can any comfort be found as we face unthinkable circumstances we never dreamed we would face? How do we survive the pain and sorrow of a world that we were never designed to live in? Frank invites us into the truth that we are not alone and that there is One who understands our grief and pain and will walk with us through it.

Everyone wants to be right...but being right wasn't the intended agenda when it comes to the church.

When Father impresses us with Who He is and What He has done...we will find ourselves in an overwhelmingly impressed state. Then, we have no other choice or desire - WE HAVE TO WORSHIP!

As I get older, I am finding myself less and less interested in the new and novel. Rather, I'm finding myself increasingly focussed on what Paul referred to in Corinthians as... "the simplicity of Jesus"...

If I am not "under grace"... but instead look to self-discipline, or principles, or effort, or meeting expectations of myself or others, SIN WILL BE MY MASTER!

When Adam sinned, God's heart was grieved - of course it was! What grieved His heart most is what man would have to experience fear, grief, sorrow, anxiety, guilt, shame, and isolation as a result.