Today, Pastor Jack teaches that there is no place we can descend that our father God and His love for us cannot reach. When we come to the very end of our rope, God is still there to rescue and restore us with an unfathomable faithfulness.
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 fathers, including God the father, can be extravagant towards their children. But, when the child rebels, the father’s love must confront their sin.
Today, Pastor Jack teaches that in our youth, we think that life would be better on our own. But, when we come to our senses, the father who has held back his rescue, can now rejoice. God will use difficulty to correct us and lead us towards repentance.
Today, Pastor Jack teaches that, as hard as this sounds, suffering can be a good thing. When we trust God with our prodigal children, no matter how old they are, we let the pain do its work, and the outcome could be promising.
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Today, Pastor Jack teaches that when the prodigal decides to reject authority, many things can happen. The household becomes unstable, and the family unit can implode. The prodigal may have to bear hardship and suffering, but hope is on the other side.