When we look around this world and see cruelty and injustice, we may wonder about God’s nature. Isn’t He a loving God? Why does He allow suffering, hardship, and pain? Get answers to these questions and more as Pastor Jack opens the Bible to explore God’s very nature in today’s podcast episode.
Real Life Radio is the daily, half-hour program of Jack Hibbs, Founder and Senior Pastor of Calvary Chapel Chino Hills in Southern California. Pastor Jack is best known for his passionate, expositional teachings, through the timeless truth of God’s Word. Real Life Radio takes listeners verse-by-verse through the Bible.
Real Life Radio is the daily, half-hour program of Jack Hibbs, Founder and Senior Pastor of Calvary Chapel Chino Hills in Southern California. Pastor Jack is best known for his passionate, expositional teachings, through the timeless truth of God’s Word. Real Life Radio takes listeners verse-by-verse through the Bible.
Today, Pastor Jack teaches that Jesus simply laid out the truth and let the outcome be as each individual deals with it. Parables are designed to open up the Gospel to a willing heart who is ready to grab it and go with it.
Last week, we heard about what the Bible says about borders and "loving thy neighbor." This week, Pastor Jack continues his discussion on immigration by delving into his personal thoughts on a plan for the country going forward.
Today, Pastor Jack teaches that when we're in distress, we need to remember that God is merciful. He will not leave us or forget about us. Instead, He will come to us, if we ask, and restore us to our rightful place.
Today, Pastor Jack teaches that in these last days, many will wander away from the Lord. But, if we help someone to turn back to Christ, we’ll help to save their souls from death.
Today, Pastor Jack teaches that there is a serenity that comes when we pray to the Lord when we’re hurting, or prayed over, and anointed with oil when we are deathly sick. But, there is also an enthusiastic response of joy to those who praise the Lord even through these difficult times.