Wisdom for the Heart: Audio

It’s astonishing to think that something as insignificant as a piece of paper can become the most significant thing in our lives, isn’t it? Money talks, as Stephen reminds us today, but the question is: Are we listening to what it’s saying?

It’s astonishing to think that something as insignificant as a piece of paper can become the most significant thing in our lives, isn’t it? Money talks, as Stephen reminds us today, but the question is: Are we listening to what it’s saying?

Time flies, doesn’t it? And it never stops either. The second hand is always ticking as minutes turn to days, days to weeks, and weeks to years. So before we let another 24 hours pass us by, let’s join Stephen as he challenges us to make the most of the time we have . . . while we still have it.

Time flies, doesn’t it? And it never stops either. The second hand is always ticking as minutes turn to days, days to weeks, and weeks to years. So before we let another 24 hours pass us by, let’s join Stephen as he challenges us to make the most of the time we have . . . while we still have it.

In James 4:11-12, James gives us a stern warning about the danger of speaking evil against one another. He effectively tells us that cruel words are not merely an affront to another person’s character . . . they are an affront to God’s character. And that's not something we should take lightly.

In James 4:11-12, James gives us a stern warning about the danger of speaking evil against one another. He effectively tells us that cruel words are not merely an affront to another person’s character . . . they are an affront to God’s character. And that's not something we should take lightly.

We know that every time an author in Scripture repeats something, it’s because the subject is really important. That’s why, in chapter 4 of his letter, James continues to write about humility. He wants to make sure we understand that it’s an essential ingredient for spiritual revival. As Stephen reminds us in this message, reformation is first and foremost a humbling experience.

We know that every time an author in Scripture repeats something, it’s because the subject is really important. That’s why, in chapter 4 of his letter, James continues to write about humility. He wants to make sure we understand that it’s an essential ingredient for spiritual revival. As Stephen reminds us in this message, reformation is first and foremost a humbling experience.

Are you satisfied today? In your marriage? In your job? In your Church? In this message Stephen brings us a new study from the book of James to show us what real satisfaction looks like… and why every Christian should have it.

Are you satisfied today? In your marriage? In your job? In your Church? In this message Stephen brings us a new study from the book of James to show us what real satisfaction looks like… and why every Christian should have it.

Are you satisfied today? In your marriage? In your job? In your Church? In this message Stephen brings us a new study from the book of James to show us what real satisfaction looks like… and why every Christian should have it.

In this message Stephen gives us another look at the difference between worldly wisdom and Godly wisdom. So let’s open our Bibles to James chapter 3 and discover it together.

The parable of the foolish man who built his house on the sand is one that everyone is familiar with. Many of us learned it as kids, growing up. But how does the parable relate to our lives today? In other words, what are the sandcastles in our own society? In this message Stephen offers some convicting answers.

Stephen and Scott discuss questions phoned in by listeners. Please note that there is NO transcript available for this program.

The parable of the foolish man who built his house on the sand is one that everyone is familiar with. Many of us learned it as kids, growing up. But how does the parable relate to our lives today? In other words, what are the sandcastles in our own society? In this message Stephen offers some convicting answers.