In Search of the Lord’s Way: Recent Episodes
In Search of the Lord’s Way
Some live the Christian life to the fullest, while others drift aimlessly. Some passionately pursue their faith, while others remain lukewarm. In this lesson we’ll discover how can we keep our passion and zeal for God alive.
The Pew Research Center says more than half of Americans say they pray every day. We pray to God but wonder whether God will answer our prayers and how He will answer. This lesson discusses how God answers prayer.
In the first Psalm it is said of the righteous man that "his delight is in the law of the Lord." It has always been that way. What does the American society, or the church or anyone else have to fear from the law of the Lord?
We are pleased to share this Classic well-loved “In Search of the Lord’s Way” from our Brother Mack Lyon. Due to the age of the program, some items offered are no longer available. Transcripts, CDs, DVDs, and Cassette Tapes are not available for Classic programs. The email address mentioned on the Classic episodes is no longer used.
The disciples once asked the Lord Jesus to teach them to pray. We too need to improve our prayer lives and draw closer to the God of heaven. The Scriptures urge us to pray more often and more effectively.
God desires our worship in song to glorify Him be done in spirit and in truth. How we worship God in song matters to God, and it should matter to us, if we love Him and want to please Him.
Because our culture lacks faith and have turned to relativism, we are living with great confusion and chaos. What we need is to return to our roots in God and His word to bring healing to our land.
What is the single greatest spiritual problem facing our world today? What can help us face and overcome this great challenge? The answer lies where it has always been; it lies in the sacred writings that come from the God of heaven.
When Jesus taught us to pray, He asked us to address the God of Heaven as “our Father.” God is our father who protects and provides for our needs, but He longs to draw close to us. We are going to look at what it means to have God as our Father.