Grace & Love

Anger in itself is not a sin. It's simply an emotion. However, the way you choose to act upon that emotion can be sinful. We cover all the ways you know whether or not you're sinning in anger or if you're justified in it.

In the book of Ephesians, the apostle Paul tells us to put on the Full Armor of God. What does that mean? How does one put on the Full Armor of God, and how will that help us? We dive into the Holy Bible, and we tell you all about it on this week's episode.

When you're needing direction in life, do you rely on yourself, on others, or on God? God is the ultimate tour-guide and way-maker through life, as He's the only one who knows the end from the beginning. Troy cites many Bible scriptures as he explains how we should be asking for direction in life.

With it being Valentine's Day, Troy takes a look at what the Bible says about love. He goes over who should be loved, how we should love them, and why we should love them. He also briefly covers the history of today's holiday, named after a Christian Saint.

Many people struggle with patience above all else. In a world of instant gratification, it's hard for many to show restraint and wait for their blessings. However, the Bible teaches us that the best things come to those who wait. Troy delves into the Word and discusses what God has to say about patience.

It feels good to receive gifts and blessings, but it feels better to give them. Besides the good feeling we get, is it Biblical to give? What does it mean to our Christianity?

Everyone goes through personal storms in their lives. It's Biblical. But what can do we do to get through the storms, and how should we handle the storms?

Prayer is a powerful thing and can mean the difference between a close relationship with God and a blessed life, or a life without God and a life that's left unfulfilled. God promises to answer your prayers, and Troy explains about the sacred covenant with God. He also explains how to pray properly and what to pray for.

Some believe they can lose their salvation. But is that Biblical? If you're truly saved, should you doubt yourself and your salvation? Troy uses evidence from The Word of God to help you figure out what to do if you're full of doubt.

It's frequently questioned by many: Has God abandoned me? Troy dives into the Word of God as he tries to help everyone see that God is always with them as Jesus lives in their hearts.

On this special Christmas Day episode, Troy reads the Christmas story, talks about the true meaning for the holiday, gives the real-life Christian roots of Saint Nicholas (who became known later as Santa Claus), and then discusses what we as Christians should do about Santa Claus, ourselves, our children, and celebrating Christmas.

Many Christians have questions about people they believe to be hypocrites they meet in church and every day life. Troy uses evidence from the Bible to help people realize whether or not they're a hypocrite, if others are, and how to deal with it to get yourself right in the eyes of God.

Many people (Christians included) struggle with forgiving others. They also struggle with the thought of forgiving themselves for wrongdoings and asking God (and others) for forgiveness. This episode focuses on what the Bible says about forgiveness, and how one should go about forgiving and asking to be forgiven.