You’ve probably noticed, but balance is never a one-and-done deal.

It takes constant focus.

And it’s tough work! Oftentimes the decisions and struggles we face each day pull us in every direction, threatening to knock us off the tightrope.

But there is good news. God provides a safety net for us so even if we fall, He helps us keep going. If you need a good boost of encouragement, be sure to listen to this episode of Live the Bible.

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If you’re like me, there is something you’d like to change about yourself or your life.

As a society, we’re obsessed with self-improvement. As Christians, we’re committed to it. Whether it’s exercise, dieting, or Bible reading, we’re convinced we can do better if only we give it the ol’ college try.

While there’s no shortage of motivation for getting started, maintaining a change or improvement is the challenge, isn’t it? We love the idea of improving, but we hate the hard work it requires. Well, we face the same dilemma in our spiritual lives too. We’re quick to make commitments to God, but our follow-through can be difficult.

So how do we give God our very best—and stick with it? That’s what we’ll discover in this episode of Live the Bible.

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Here’s a tough question...

What one problem in your life, if it were solved today, would make everything better?

We tend to focus on symptoms (pain points) rather than on root causes. We want to fix the problems we feel rather than what causes those problems.

In this episode of Live the Bible, we will dig past the surface symptoms to get to a root question we’ve all yearned to answer: How do we find peace? The book of Leviticus offers us helpful wisdom as we uncover the fascinating answer that can make everything better.

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When someone does us a favor, we tend to feel obligated to pay back the kindness. It’s just part of who we are.

It’s gratitude.

Yet when it comes to God’s favor on us, we face a debt we can never repay. So what can we do to express gratitude?

This episode of Live the Bible teaches us how to respond to the overwhelming favor God has lavished on us. The book of Leviticus shows us how to express our dedication and gratitude to Jesus Christ.

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God is love.

But He is more than that. The same Bible also teaches that our Lord is a God of wrath. He loves sinners, but hates sin.

So how does God choose which attribute to act on—love or wrath? And how can we know if God accepts us—for sure?

To discover the answer, this episode of Live the Bible takes us to a surprising place: the Old Testament book of Leviticus. (That’s no typo.)

If you’ve ever read Leviticus, you know it reads a bit like the new has rubbed off. A bit outdated. But once we look beyond the rituals, we see a richness and a relevance of timeless truths that help us know without a doubt that God accepts us—and why He does.

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When’s the last time you received a gift that you didn’t open?

Probably never!

We can’t wait to unwrap gifts that our loved ones have picked out just for us. But often, that’s exactly what we do with one of God’s greatest gifts. It’s a gift Ruth and Naomi received in real life—in the Bible.

In today’s episode of Live the Bible, we’re turning to Ruth chapter 4 to finally unwrap that special gift God has for us.

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Think of the surprising turning points in your life.

I’m talking about those random conversations, chance encounters, and off-the-cuff decisions that seemed insignificant but ended up changing the course of your life. We might chalk these moments up to coincidence, but Scripture shows us otherwise.

In this episode of ​Live the Bible​, we’re turning to the book of Ruth to glean the truth about how God guides our lives—and how we can know that He is.

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Sometimes it feels like God isn’t doing anything in your life—or worse, like He’s forgotten you.

If life has ever crumbled around you, in spite of how hard you prayed, you know the feeling I’m talking about. God is the One we’re supposed to turn to with our disappointments. But where do you turn when God is the One who has disappointed you?

In this episode of ​Live the Bible​, we’re turning to the book of Ruth for the answer—and it doesn’t disappoint.

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God can work through you.

In fact, He already is.

We know how God’s grace affects us as individuals—both for salvation and for daily life. But in this episode of Live the Bible, the practical chapter of Titus 3 teaches us how we as individuals can affect others for God.

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“Be good.”

Those two words could summarize most sermons we hear on Sundays. Imagine if that’s all we heard! That would shorten things up a bit, wouldn’t it?

In this week’s episode of Live the Bible, the apostle Paul tells us in Titus 2 not only to “be good,” but also HOW to do it. The secret is the grace of God.

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We could summarize most sermons in two words. 

"Be good." 

Yep, amen. But in this episode of ​Live the Bible​, we'll discover why we should be good—and how we can. 

Paul's second chapter to Titus continues our series with practical words for our Christian lives. 

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