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The most important choice you will ever make is to choose to accept God's love. It is not a pampering love but a perfecting love, and choosing it will change your life radically and forever. God did not create you to robotically accept Him and His love. You were created with the ability to choose. Listen and find out about this love that you can't earn, don't deserve, yet is freely offered for you to choose.

The most important choice you will ever make is to choose to accept God's love. It is not a pampering love but a perfecting love, and choosing it will change your life radically and forever. God did not create you to robotically accept Him and His love. You were created with the ability to choose. Listen and find out about this love that you can't earn, don't deserve, yet is freely offered for you to choose.

The most important choice you will ever make is to choose to accept God's love. It is not a pampering love but a perfecting love, and choosing it will change your life radically and forever. God did not create you to robotically accept Him and His love. You were created with the ability to choose. Listen and find out about this love that you can't earn, don't deserve, yet is freely offered for you to choose.

When you decide that you want joy, you have to know where to find it and how to get it. Just as Paul tells the Philippians, joy is yours for the taking as you connect to the Lord's provision. God wants to give you great joy; steady and stable joy which remains in all circumstances. Like many, you may be looking for joy in all the wrong places--and its location may surprise you.

When you decide that you want joy, you have to know where to find it and how to get it. Just as Paul tells the Philippians, joy is yours for the taking as you connect to the Lord's provision. God wants to give you great joy; steady and stable joy which remains in all circumstances. Like many, you may be looking for joy in all the wrong places--and its location may surprise you.

What have you been thinking about? Proverbs 23:7 says that "As a man thinks in his heart, so is he." You can forfeit your joy so fast by what goes on in your mind. Learn from James MacDonald how a joyful mind that knows and loves the Lord--and is focused on what is good--is critical to thriving in the Christian life.

What have you been thinking about? Proverbs 23:7 says that "As a man thinks in his heart, so is he." You can forfeit your joy so fast by what goes on in your mind. Learn from James MacDonald how a joyful mind that knows and loves the Lord--and is focused on what is good--is critical to thriving in the Christian life.

Are you hungry for the Lord? Are you following Him? Our citizenship is in heaven, and if you're a follower of Jesus, you've got a home and it's settled! Join James MacDonald as he exhorts us to stand firm and shares six specific insights for the believer on how to experience the joy of Jesus Christ.

Have you ever wanted to travel back in time and be a part of the birth of Christ? Well, now's your chance. On this edition of Walk in the Word, James MacDonald delivers a special Christmas message that puts you in the center of the action!

We're accustomed to seeing them on Christmas cards and as porcelain figurines in our Nativity scenes. But on this edition of Walk in the Word, James MacDonald reminds us that the characters involved in the birth of Christ were people with issues, doubts and fears ... just like you and me!

Paul had spent his entire adult life trying to merit God's favor by obeying the Law. Can you relate? But it's not by obeying the rules that a person merits salvation. It is only by trusting in Christ and what He has done for us. Listen in as James MacDonald shares the joy of being found in Christ.

Paul had spent his entire adult life trying to merit God's favor by obeying the Law. Can you relate? But it's not by obeying the rules that a person merits salvation. It is only by trusting in Christ and what He has done for us. Listen in as James MacDonald shares the joy of being found in Christ.

The world tells us that joy is found in gathering things for ourselves. But if this were true, our American culture would be delirious with happiness. James MacDonald shares from one of the most thrilling passages in God's Word that happiness is found in forsaking all this world has to offer and finding Christ.

The world tells us that joy is found in gathering things for ourselves. But if this were true, our American culture would be delirious with happiness. James MacDonald shares from one of the most thrilling passages in God's Word that happiness is found in forsaking all this world has to offer and finding Christ.

Are you persevering faithfully in a ministry or a point of obedience and you find yourself saying sometimes, "What's the use?" As James MacDonald continues to teach on selfishness versus selflessness, he encourages us to believe that God sees and knows and records and rewards the faithful; He exalts the selfless.