The Problem Is Sin
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Why Are We Told To Fast?
Why Are We Told To Fast? Every believer should have times of fasting in their spiritual toolbox. The goal of fasting is not merely to lose weight, it’s much more. How much more? We’ll look at that in today’s teaching.
What Does It Mean To Pray Soberly?
Praying soberly… what is it, and how do we operate in it? Today’s teaching sheds light on this important spiritual discipline.
Prayer Is The Drumline In The Christian Parade
Just as the drumline in a parade keeps everyone in the band in sync, there is a crucial element in the life of a Christian that does the same.
Getting God’s Attention
We’re going to be in the book of 1 Samuel today looking at the story of Hannah. She knew something that e all need to learn: how to get God’s attention.
The Unexpected Christmas
From all of us here at GOGF to all of our faithful listeners, and partners who stand with us in prayer and financial support, we send best wishes for a blessed holiday, and may you experience the true joy of the season. Merry Christmas!
Waiting On The Lord Is Hard But Rewarding
All of us can relate to the challenges of waiting. God’s timetable is often a difficult one, but it is rewarding to see how He works when we’re willing to wait.
The Benefits Of Giving
In today’s passage from Philippians chapter 4, Paul points out some of the many benefits derived from giving to others.
Take Responsibility For What You Think
Our thought life is a battleground. It’s a never-ending war that we are responsible for fighting with the spiritual weapons God has given us. You’ll want to stay with us for this insightful teaching.
Learn How To March
If you’ve ever seen a marching band, you can imagine how much work goes into getting everyone to be in sync with each other. There’s a word for it: Unity. And it’s Paul’s desire for believers in today’s teaching.
Are We There Yet?
Today’s teaching is about spiritual maturity. In the Christian life you’ll never get to a place where you can say, “I’m spiritually mature.” That’s because spiritual maturity is not a destination, it’s a lifelong journey