In this episode of the Weekly Word, we will learn about two fellow workers of Paul, Demas and John Mark. We will see the comparison between their faith and service to Christ. Are you a Demas or a John Mark?

Have you ever asked yourself this question... Am I really saved? In this episode of the Weekly Word, we will see in the Bible that there is clear evidence of how we can have confidence that we are children of God.

Have you placed your faith in Jesus Christ? Did you know there are specific responsibilities we have as believers? In this episode of the Weekly Word, we will take a closer look at 1 Thessalonians 1:3-5, and learn about our responsibilities as chosen believers.

Do you struggle to have peace in your life? Do you find yourself constantly in a state of anxiety? In this episode of the Weekly Word, we will see what the Bible says about our fears and find the prescription for having peace in this life.

How do you respond when you find yourself with a broken heart? Today, we'll learn that the path to mending a broken heart is similar to healing a broken bone. Just as a broken bone needs a cast for support and protection, our hearts also need a place of refuge and strength. In the same way that a cast helps a bone mend properly, we must learn to cast our burdens, worries, and pain upon Jesus.

Do you find yourself constantly making petitions to the Lord? Just as the woman pressed through the crowd to touch the hem of Jesus' garment, you too can approach the Lord with confidence, making bold declarations of faith.

Are you a lukewarm Christian? Could people look at your life and see Jesus evidently? The church of Laodicea was a great and wealthy city that lacked nothing, except good water. Sometimes, we are like Laodicea. We think we are spiritually ok and lacking nothing, but in reality, we are spiritually bankrupt.

Take a minute to think about your prayer life. Do you pray only for "the big things" in your life? Do you pray to God about your life's simple and mundane things? This episode of The Weekly Word will challenge you to pray to God about anything and everything.1