What did Jesus actually mean when He said these three words: "Do not judge?" Do we take this verse out of context and therefore conclude we can never judge the actions and choices of others? Are we unloving and legalistic if we oppose controversial issues that the culture accepts because it's none of our business? Let's look at the Scriptures to see 4 wrong ways to judge and then 6 right ways to judge. Seriously, there's a right way? Yes!! God's Word shows us the balance with the topic of judging.

When we are deep in the trenches of unrest, it affects us and our relationships in negative ways. Why don't we have a sense of calm and tranquility in our minds and emotions? Let's explore some ways to pursue peace so we don't stay in inner turmoil.

It's essential we define what type of person we want to become! What does God want us to "Put Off" and then "Put On" so we can be the best we can be. What we do while on this earth matters! But what keeps us in the quicksand so we can't move forward? And what sets us free so we can run the race set before us?

One of the most controversial topics is modesty. Does Scripture say anything about it? How do we define what discretionary dressing really is? I leave it up to the listener of this podcast to assess answers as we review various perspectives.

What causes us to be consumed with jealousy? And what is at the root of envying what others have and we desperately want? What are the negative consequences of jealousy and envy? In this podcast, I'll be sharing 4 practical steps of action of how to "Rid Yourself of the Green-Eyed Monster!"

When we know the 3 different types of wisdom found in the book of Proverbs, we will have the ability to live life in a much more effective way! Gathering godly wisdom and then living by it can prevent many unnecessary hardships. In addition, walking in godly wisdom brings much blessing into our lives and eternal fruit for the Kingdom of God.

People have been compared to "prickly porcupines." Their "quills" poke at us with what they say or do and then we become offended. Is it a true offense, then how do we Biblically deal with that? If we don't then we can develop layers of "quills" or offenses that can negatively affect us personally and also our relationships. Let's see how we can prevent that as we mature in how to handle offenses.

There are times in our life when it's difficult to trust in the sovereign ways of God. Perhaps we don't understand why God does or doesn't do something and then we mistrust His wisdom and ways. There are 4 "Practical Application Tools" that can get us unstuck from doubt and move us toward putting our TRUST in the One True God who created the universe. Will we choose to put our faith in Him even when things don't make sense?