God Works All Things For Good-But Not All Things Are Good

when bible study becomes a distraction

This week on We Think Biblically, we talk about how it’s easy to get sidetracked from the context and focus of scripture by chasing mysteries God chose not to reveal to us. We also share some helpful tips and starting points for a productive, transformative Bible study. as always like subscribe and comment thanks for listening see you next time

the dangers of cultural influence ! guarding our kids

After a long break, we’re back to recording, and this week’s episode dives into the dangers of cultural influences on our kids. As parents, it’s our responsibility not only to protect their hearts from subtle influences but also to lead by example, showing them how to guard themselves when they become adults. thanks for listening and GodBless

reminder for believers on Halloween

In this episode, we remind believers about the darkness of Halloween and caution those who may participate in its practices. The Bible warns us to avoid all appearances of evil.    However, we also encourage believers to be ready to hand out gospel tracts and share the gospel, as many people will be out on this day. It is a great opportunity to be a light in the darkness and overcome evil with good.    For a more in-depth discussion on Halloween and its origins, check out episode #53: "Should Christians Celebrate Halloween?"

The Christian Lifeline: Abiding In Christ

Join us as we discuss the importance of abiding in Christ and share practical ways to live it out in our daily lives. Thanks for listening! If you enjoyed this episode or have suggestions for a future one, leave us a comment, give us a like, and share it with someone else. God bless!

God Works All Things For Good-But Not All Things Are Good

This week on We Think Biblically, we explore the meaning of Romans 8:28, where God says He works all things for our good. Does this mean we only encounter good things in life? Join us to find out! Don’t forget to like, share, and leave your comments.