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"Damaged Goods" - ft. Adam Barron
Even those who grow up in Christian families can experience familial trauma.   #doctalkspodcast   Interested in learning more about becoming a devoted follower of Christ? Go to follow.lifeword.org!
By: Brian Sheppard
(Lifeword)
Aired on Feb 27, 2025
Day by Day - 2 Samuel

The Heart Of A Rebel
We must determine whether we are truly following God, or only obeying when it is convenient.   #daybydaylw   Interested in learning more about becoming a devoted follower of Christ? Go to follow.lifeword.org!   ~~~   "We have no portion in David, and we have no inheritance in the son of Jesse!" Sheba enters the scene in 2 Samuel 20 with a clear purpose—to stir rebellion. The Bible calls him a "worthless man," a term also used for Hophni and Phinehas in 1 Samuel 2. These were men who disregarded God’s authority, choosing their own power and desires over submission to the King. Sheba saw the tension between the northern and southern tribes and seized the moment. Instead of calling David "king" like the rest of Israel, he refused to acknowledge David’s rule. That’s the mark of a rebel—rejecting rightful authority and drawing others away to serve their own ambitions. Rebellion isn’t just an ancient story. It exists today. Some resist God’s Word, twisting it to fit their own agenda. Some play along with God’s authority until it no longer benefits them. When the heat turns up, they turn away, seeking to build their own little kingdoms rather than submitting to the King of Kings. Sheba’s story is a warning. We must examine our hearts: Are we truly submitting to God’s rule, or are we resisting His authority when it doesn’t serve our own desires? Do we follow Christ wholeheartedly, or only when it’s convenient? **Prayer Focus:** - Ask God to reveal any rebellion in your heart. - Pray for humility and submission to His authority. - Lift up Sam & Suzan Jordan, missionaries in Jordan. - Pray for the English Lifeword broadcast in Canada & the U.S. Let’s not be like Sheba—choosing pride over obedience. Instead, let’s honor the King.
By: Clif Johnson
(Lifeword)
Aired on Feb 27, 2025
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Life Perspectives

Life Perspectives: Evie West
Even when we willingly choose the wrong path, there is always hope for redemption.   #lifeperspectivespodcast   Interested in learning more about becoming a devoted follower of Christ? Go to follow.lifeword.org!
By: Michael Goering
(Lifeword)
Aired on Feb 20, 2025
Day by Day - 2 Samuel

The Value Of The Old Testament
Stories like those in 2 Samuel remind us of God’s faithfulness, justice, and mercy.   #daybydaylw   Interested in learning more about becoming a devoted follower of Christ? Go to follow.lifeword.org!   ~~~ "All Scripture is breathed out by God and profitable for teaching, for reproof, for correction, and for training in righteousness." Some may wonder why we spend time studying the Old Testament. Isn’t it outdated? Shouldn’t we just focus on Jesus and the New Testament? The Bible itself answers this question. Paul reminds us that all Scripture is God-breathed and beneficial for our growth. Romans 15:4 further tells us that whatever was written in former times was for our instruction, so that through endurance and encouragement of the Scriptures we might have hope. The Old Testament provides wisdom, reveals the character of God, and prepares us for His kingdom. It convicts us, encourages us, and strengthens our faith. When we study books like 2 Samuel, we aren’t just reading ancient history—we are learning about God’s faithfulness, His justice, and His mercy. These stories shape us, equip us, and point us to Christ. Prayer Focus: Thank God for the richness of all Scripture. Ask Him to give you a hunger for His Word, both Old and New Testaments. Lift up Charles & Mona Costa, serving in the Middle East. Pray for the Cherokee Lifeword broadcast in the United States. God’s Word is timeless. Let’s cherish and study every part of it!
By: Clif Johnson
(Lifeword)
Aired on Feb 26, 2025
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Day by Day - 2 Samuel

Yielding To The King
Bitterness, jealousy, and selfish ambition will put us at odds with God.   #daybydaylw   Interested in learning more about becoming a devoted follower of Christ? Go to follow.lifeword.org!   ~~~   "What causes quarrels and what causes fights among you? Is it not this, that your passions are at war within you?" The men of Israel were jealous of the men of Judah, frustrated that they were not the first to bring King David back. Their selfish desires created division rather than unity. Conflict arises when personal ambitions outweigh devotion to the King. John Henderson, in Catching Foxes, describes this as spiritual adultery—loving the things of the world more than loving Christ. When we allow bitterness, jealousy, and selfish ambition to fester, we are choosing to be at odds with God rather than living in harmony with Him. So what is the solution? More Mephibosheth, more Barzillai. More humility, more contentment, more joy in simply being with the King. Unity in the church, in our homes, and in our friendships comes when our hearts are fully yielded to Christ—when honoring Him becomes our priority over our own desires. Are you yielding? Are you honoring? Or are you chasing selfish passions that divert your attention from the King? Prayer Focus: Ask God to reveal areas of selfishness in your heart. Pray for unity in your home, friendships, and church. Lift up Cristian & Vanessa Martinez, serving in Romania. Pray for the Aymara Lifeword broadcast in Peru & Bolivia. May our love for Jesus outweigh every other desire, bringing peace where conflict once ruled.
By: Clif Johnson
(Lifeword)
Aired on Feb 25, 2025
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Lori Cline - Greatest Hits

Lori Cline's Greatest Hits: Love LIES - I'm Not Worthy
We can be secure in knowing that God loves us, and if we are saved nothing will separate us from Him.   #theloriclineshow   Interested in learning more about becoming a devoted follower of Christ? Go to follow.lifeword.org!   ~~~   Do you believe you are worthy of love? Sadly I believe this is one of the biggest LIES the enemy can whisper in our ear for us to believe when it comes to love.  The love LIE is this - I’m not worthy. This is a deep one.  Don’t fall for it. The enemy wants more than anything for you to feel alone, unworthy and unlovable. If he can lead you away from what is true, away from the flock, away from the good shepherd, he can and will destroy your life. Knowing who you are in Christ begins with knowing you are loved. You are known, knit together and created in the image of God for a purpose. You are a priceless treasure. God made a way for you to be saved through faith in Jesus. That’s how much he loves you.  No lie is big enough to separate you from the love of God. So don’t believe it. Call it what is it and DAILY set your mind on what is true.  Romans 8:38-39 For I am convinced that neither death nor life, neither angels nor demons, neither the present nor the future, nor any powers, neither height nor depth, nor anything else in all creation, will be able to separate us from the love of God that is in Christ Jesus our Lord. When you believe and know that to be TRUE, you are secure in who you are in Christ. You know your identity as a child of God and you are FREE to receive the fullness of His love in your life as well as be a conduit of it to others.  Matthew 22:37-39 Jesus replied: “‘Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind.’  This is the first and greatest commandment.  And the second is like it: ‘Love your neighbor as yourself.’ Jesus lays it out for us. With everything you are, heart, soul and mind, love the Lord. A heart that loves the Lord in that way will naturally love others.  It begins with the love of the Father for us. Receiving and abiding in that love leads us to want to obey and love God back with our life in how we live and love those around us.  Do you see the beautiful flow of it all?  1 John 4:19 puts it this way, we love because He first LOVED us. That’s where it all begins, with the love of the Father and us throwing our arms up to receive it.  That’s the truth.  When you believe it, you’re life will be transformed forever.  Don’t get caught believing love LIES. Remember what is TRUE. Thanks for digging into these truths with me this month!  If you missed any of the love LIES broadcasts, you can find them all at lifeword.org.   I’m Lori Cline.
By: Lori Cline
(Lifeword)
Aired on Feb 25, 2025
Day By Day Expressions

Day By Day Expressions
The pastor of a church has a responsibility to guide the shape of the worship service.   #daybydaylw   Interested in learning more about becoming a devoted follower of Christ? Go to follow.lifeword.org!
By: Clif Johnson
(Lifeword)
Aired on Feb 24, 2025
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Build Like Jesus

Leadership is Not About You
Dr. Steve Crawley stresses that leadership is not about personal ego or accomplishments, but about focusing on the mission of the organization. A leader's primary responsibility is to help fulfill that mission, often requiring immense courage to guide the organization to new heights.
By: Dr. Steve Crawley
(Lifeword)
Aired on Feb 24, 2025
ADAW

Spanish or English ?
Navigating Life Between Two Languages Speaking two languages opens doors—but it also comes with its challenges! In this episode of Another Day, Another Way Podcast, Fernanda, Marlon, and Jose get real about their experiences growing up bilingual in the U.S. From funny mispronunciations to feeling like they didn’t fully fit in, they share how language shaped their identity, friendships, and faith. 🗣️ What language do you feel most comfortable in? 💬 Have you ever struggled with balancing two cultures? 📖 Bible Verse of the Week: "For it is written, 'As I live, says the Lord, every knee shall bow to me, and every tongue shall confess to God.'" — Romans 14:11 (ESV) 🙌 👉 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe to join us every Friday for new episodes!  Let’s keep the conversation going in the comments! 📲 Follow us on Instagram & TikTok @ADAWPodcast
By: Fernanda Posadas
(Lifeword)
Aired on Feb 21, 2025
Moving Works

Encounter
Suffering a great loss at a young age, David turned his back on the world and found comfort in darkness and isolation. But, there was someone David couldn’t shut out of his life, and one night He came to visit.   #MovingWorks   Interested in learning more about becoming a devoted follower of Christ? Go to follow.lifeword.org!
By: Moving Works
(MovingWorks.org)
Aired on Feb 21, 2025
Day by Day - 2 Samuel

Barzillai’s True Contentment
True contentment is not found in possessions but in a faithful heart at peace.   #daybydaylw   Interested in learning more about becoming a devoted follower of Christ? Go to follow.lifeword.org!   ~~~ "I have learned in whatever situation I am to be content." Barzillai was a faithful supporter of David, using his wealth to bless the king and his men during difficult times. Now, as David returns to reclaim his throne, he offers Barzillai a great reward—an honored place in Jerusalem, where he will be cared for the rest of his days. But Barzillai declines. At eighty years old, he recognizes that his greatest joy is not in luxury or prestige but in living out his remaining days in the home he loves. Instead of seeking his own gain, he asks that the blessing be given to a younger man, Chimham. Barzillai models true contentment, understanding that earthly rewards pale in comparison to the peace of knowing one’s place and purpose in life. In a culture obsessed with chasing more—more success, more recognition, more comfort—Barzillai’s wisdom speaks volumes. True contentment is found not in possessions or positions but in faithfulness, humility, and a heart at peace. Do we trust God enough to be content where He has placed us? Prayer Focus: Ask God to cultivate a heart of contentment in your life. Thank Him for the blessings you have, rather than longing for more. Lift up Sara Filimon, serving in Romania. Pray for the Ashaninka Lifeword broadcast heard throughout Peru. Like Barzillai, may we find joy in faithfulness rather than fleeting rewards.
By: Clif Johnson
(Lifeword)
Aired on Feb 21, 2025
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Day by Day - 2 Samuel

Mephibosheth’s Surrender
We should approach God wishing to be in His presence, rather than with an agenda.   #daybydaylw   Interested in learning more about becoming a devoted follower of Christ? Go to follow.lifeword.org!   ~~~ "Better is one day in your courts than a thousand elsewhere." David had a decision to make. Mephibosheth had been falsely accused, yet David had already given his land to Ziba. In an effort to act shrewdly, David ordered them to split the land. But Mephibosheth’s response reveals the heart of a truly surrendered man: “Let him take it all, since my lord the king has come safely home.” Mephibosheth’s love for David surpassed his concern for possessions. He wasn’t interested in land, status, or wealth—he simply longed to be near the king. His response echoes the heart of the psalmist: “Better is one day in your courts than a thousand elsewhere.” Contrast this with Shimei, whose repentance was shallow and self-serving. Mephibosheth’s was genuine—rooted not in self-preservation but in gratitude. He knew he had no right to claim anything, only to rejoice that the king had returned. How often do we approach God with personal agendas, seeking what He can do for us rather than delighting in His presence? True repentance and worship say, “Lord, it is enough that I can be with You.” Prayer Focus: Ask God to give you a heart like Mephibosheth’s—one that delights in His presence above all else. Repent of any self-seeking motives in your walk with Christ. Lift up Candra Barnett, serving in Romania. Pray for the Apache Lifeword broadcast heard throughout the USA. Don’t wait—surrender to the King today!
By: Clif Johnson
(Lifeword)
Aired on Feb 20, 2025
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Lori Cline - Greatest Hits

Lori Cline's Greatest Hits: Love LIES - I Have A Right To Remember
True love releases grudges and is willing to forget rather than holding faults against someone.   #theloriclineshow   Interested in learning more about becoming a devoted follower of Christ? Go to follow.lifeword.org!   ~~~   If someone you love hurts you, do you believe you have a right to remember that offense and hang on to it? Are you believing truth or a lie? Here’s the thing about what is true or what may be a lie, it doesn’t matter what you or I think or believe about it, what matters is what the Bible says. If I am a Christ follower, God’s word is my standard for truth in how to live, how to love and how to pursue what is right and true.  The love LIE is this - I have a right to remember everything you’ve ever done. So, let’s look at what the Bible has to say about me hanging on to something my husband did or said five years ago. Matthew 18:21-22 Then Peter came to Jesus and asked, “Lord, how many times shall I forgive my brother or sister who sins against me? Up to seven times?” Jesus answered, “I tell you, not seven times, but seventy-seven times. Ok, there you go!  So after 77 times forgiving, I can dust off an offense and remind the one I love of it right in the middle of a heated discussion!  Not quite.  Jesus is teaching here in this chapter that believers have been forgiven way more than they will ever be asked to forgive. Understanding the grace I’ve received for my faults in turn should cultivate a heart of grace and forgiveness in me to offer to those who hurt me. We forgive because we have first been forgiven.  1 Peter 4:8 Above all, love each other deeply, because love covers over a multitude of sins. Holding faults against someone is not love. Deeply loving someone is being honest when we are hurt and communicating the truth of what we feel in love. As we listen and work through the issues, our understanding of grace as well as our love for Christ should move us to be quick to forgive, abounding in grace, not keeping a record of wrongs.  Ok, so what do we do when it doesn’t come that easy? Often I forgive, but the hurt still remains and my mind goes back to what was said in a heated discussion or what was done and I don’t know how to let go of it?  I think of the lyric of this old hymn..   Grace, grace, God’s grace, grace that will pardon and cleanse within; Grace, grace, God’s grace, grace that is greater than all our sin.  When I think of the grace poured over me, I can’t NOT offer it to those around me. Often it’s most difficult to offer it to those we love most. In those seasons we can lean into the power of the Holy Spirit to give us strength to believe what is true, let go and offer grace once again.  In time hearts can heal and love grows stronger. That’s the truth.  I pray you can forgive what needs to be forgiven. Don’t believe the love LIE that you have a right to remember. Throw away the list in your mind once again and praise God for the grace that covers you. I’m Lori Cline.
By: Lori Cline
(Lifeword)
Aired on Feb 20, 2025
Day by Day - 2 Samuel

Mephibosheth And The Grace Of The King
When we come to Christ, we bring nothing but our brokenness, yet He welcomes us to the table.   #daybydaylw   Interested in learning more about becoming a devoted follower of Christ? Go to follow.lifeword.org!   ~~~   "Mephibosheth said to the king, ‘Let him take everything, now that my lord the king has returned home safely.’" Mephibosheth had been accused of betrayal, yet his unkempt appearance told a different story—one of grief, loyalty, and heartbreak. He had not cared for himself since the day David left Jerusalem. His sorrow was not the response of a man expecting a throne but of one whose heart was tied to the king. When David returned and questioned him, Mephibosheth explained how his physical limitations had kept him from following. Instead of demanding justice, he placed himself completely in David’s hands, acknowledging the extravagant grace he had already received. “Do whatever seems good to you,” he said. Mephibosheth knew he had no claim—only gratitude for the mercy shown to him. This is a picture of the believer’s posture before Christ. We bring nothing but our brokenness, and yet, He brings us to His table. When accusations come, when trials arise, we don’t demand rights—we rest in the grace of our King. Prayer Focus: Thank God for His extravagant mercy and grace. Ask for a heart of humility and gratitude. Lift up Bryan & Pam Risner and their ministry in Romania. Pray for the Zanaki Lifeword broadcast in Tanzania. Like Mephibosheth, may we trust in the goodness of our King, resting in His grace.
By: Clif Johnson
(Lifeword)
Aired on Feb 19, 2025
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Day by Day - 2 Samuel

False Repentance
We should be careful to show true repentance rather than putting on a false show.   #daybydaylw   Interested in learning more about becoming a devoted follower of Christ? Go to follow.lifeword.org!   ~~~   "Do not be deceived: God is not mocked, for whatever one sows, that will he also reap." Shimei was a master schmoozer—aligning himself with David out of self-interest rather than genuine loyalty. David, seeing the political landscape, chose not to punish him immediately. But David knew the truth—Shimei’s loyalty was only as deep as his personal gain. Years later, Solomon would deal with him as his true heart was revealed. Shimei’s still sit among us today. There are those who show up in church for appearances, to appease a spouse, or to maintain business relationships. But their hearts are not with the King. And when following Christ no longer benefits them, they will take their loyalty elsewhere. But here’s the warning: there is a day of reckoning. False repentance will not stand before the King of Kings. The outward show means nothing to a God who sees the heart. Don’t play games with your faith. True repentance is not about convenience—it’s about surrender. Prayer Focus: Ask God to reveal any false motives in your heart. Pray for true repentance and genuine faith. Lift up Sean & Kendall Pasley, missionaries in France. Pray for the Yoruba Lifeword broadcast in Nigeria. God is not fooled. Will you bow before the King in true repentance today?
By: Clif Johnson
(Lifeword)
Aired on Feb 18, 2025
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Lori Cline - Greatest Hits

Lori Cline's Greatest Hits: Love LIES - Love Is Blind
Love must not be blind, but compassionately honest, uplifting, and correcting when necessary.   #theloriclineshow   Interested in learning more about becoming a devoted follower of Christ? Go to follow.lifeword.org!   ~~~   Is it considered romantic to believe that love is blind? We’re looking all month long at love LIES we believe. If you believe your heart can always be trusted or all you need is love and that it’s always the other persons issue when it comes to conflict in relationships… you may want to know what truth we’ve discovered on those beliefs and dig deeper into what God has to say when it comes to love and the LIES we often believe. Discover more at lifeword.org.  Today I wanted to talk a little bit about the phrase, love is blind. Is love blind or is that a love LIE we sometimes believe? Why do we say ‘love is blind’? I don’t want to be blind to anything, I want to see what I need to see.    Many though fall in love with the IDEA of falling in love… they become so consumed with what THEY want, they become blind to what is best, what is real or what is true about a relationship. Love is blind when your heart falls for someone and suddenly the world only revolves around them. You’re surrounded by hearts and butterflies and they can do no wrong. Hearts become blinded by love.  Now my first thought with that goes to the first commandment where God said in Exodus 20 to have no other gods before me, meaning don’t put any man or woman on a pedestal to worship where they do not belong.  I call that infatuation and believe me reality WILL set in and reveal what is true. No one and no relationship is perfect or without flaws and no man or woman is to be worshiped.  God lays out what love looks like all throughout scripture.  No love should be blind in that it ignores what is true. Truth matters when it comes to love. Honesty and vulnerability give way to trust.  In every relationship we are to speak the TRUTH in love. Paul explains this more in Ephesians 4:15. When we walk in truth and love we model Christ and that leads to beautiful relationships that have a foundation of honesty, grace and love.  Ephesians 4:2-3 Be completely humble and gentle; be patient, bearing with one another in love. Make every effort to keep the unity of the Spirit through the bond of peace. This is a verse that was on our fridge for years. To this day it reminds me in my marriage to make humility, patience and truth a priority and expect the same from my husband. We bear with one another in love. That means we aren’t blind to anything. We are brutally honest about everything and our hearts, flaws and lives are first surrendered to God and then surrendered to one another.  Walking out love in this awareness and gentleness leads to so much peace and joy in our relationship and our home. That’s the way God designed it. That’s the truth. \ Don’t be blinded by love. Be fully aware of what is true. Know you are first loved by God and as you walk in that love, any other that comes your way you’ll see and know if it’s worth pursuing.  I’m Lori Cline.
By: Lori Cline
(Lifeword)
Aired on Feb 18, 2025
Moving Works

El Shaddai Sings
This is El Shaddai. She is an Ethiopian orphan who is being raised by her adopted Ethiopian parents to love Jesus and to sing about His Word. This is her act of worship.   #MovingWorks   Interested in learning more about becoming a devoted follower of Christ? Go to follow.lifeword.org!
By: Moving Works
(MovingWorks.org)
Aired on Feb 14, 2025
Day By Day Expressions

Day By Day Expressions
There are ways to express ourselves in worship while still maintaining truth.   #daybydaylw   Interested in learning more about becoming a devoted follower of Christ? Go to follow.lifeword.org!
By: Clif Johnson
(Lifeword)
Aired on Feb 17, 2025
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Build Like Jesus

Fear is a Good Thing
Dr. Steve Crawley emphasizes that effective leadership involves having some level of fear, which fosters thoughtful decision-making in the face of challenges.
By: Dr. Steve Crawley
(Lifeword)
Aired on Feb 17, 2025
ADAW

How We Met and Became Good Friends
🎙️ In this episode of Another Day, Another Way Podcast, we’re sharing how our friendship started and grew over the years. From serving in church to playing soccer and even teaching each other music, our journey has been shaped by faith and community. We also dive into Ecclesiastes 4:9-10 and talk about why strong friendships are important—how having the right people around can make all the difference when life gets tough. Tune in for real stories, laughs, and lessons on faith and friendship.
By: Fernanda Posadas
(Lifeword)
Aired on Feb 15, 2025
Day by Day - 2 Samuel

Repentance Doesn’t Shine And Glitter
True repentance does not boast in how repentant it is, but is marked by tears.   #daybydaylw   To learn what it means to follow Jesus in your life, go to follow.lifeword.org.   ~~~   Now our text for study takes on an interesting shape. This section that we are studying parallels or mirrors a previous section of scripture back in 2 Samuel 15, when the men of Israel decide to side with Absalom and David is told that the “hearts of the men of Israel have gone after Absalom.” After that statement we see that as David is leaving Jerusalem, he encountered Ittai, Ziba, and Shimei. Ittai professed absolute loyalty to David; Ziba brought nourishment to David but brought some bad news concerning Mephibosheth, and Shimei tried to stone David. In our text for today, it tells us that David was able to sway the heart of Judah as one man, and on his way back into Jerusalem he has encounters with Shimei, Mephibosheth, and Barzillai. So in 15 we see a snapshot of the what is going on in the kingdom, and then three encounters with different people that reveal motivations and allegiances. In chapter 19, we have a snapshot at the beginning and end of the passage of what is going on in the kingdom, and then three encounters with different people, that reveal motivations and allegiances. Shimei the Stoner turned Schmoozer Read text: 19:16-23 When Shimei gets word that David is being brought back as the king, he realizes that his life could be on the line for what he had attempted to do earlier. You remember that? He cursed David, called him worthless, and accused David of acts he did not commit. And now Shimei is thinking, “How can I save my own skin? King David may have me executed!” So Shimei makes a show. He runs out of house, gathers up as many men as he can (1,000 of them), and takes off towards the Jordan. Shimei splashes into the water and finally gets through all of David’s family and men, and falls down in front of the King, soaking wet, and makes his case. “Please forgive me. Please pardon me. I know I was wrong to do all that I did. Please don’t take it to heart! Please don’t hold a grudge against me!” Abishai certainly thinks that Shimei is deserving of death, and perhaps he is. But David acts shrewdly at this point. He doesn’t want this day to be marked by spite or revenge. He doesn’t want another battle, because remember, Shimei had brought 1,000 men with him that day. So David gives Shimei an oath of peace—“You shall not die.” Was Shimei sincere at this point? Does Shimei really honor David as the King? Is Shimei truly repentant over what he did to David and said to David, or has Shimei just been caught in the shifting tides. Previously Shimei took advantage of an opportune time to kick at David at one of his lowest moments. But now David is re-established as King. What puts me over the edge about Shimei is this one statement—“Behold, I have come this day, the first of all the house of Joseph to come down and meet my lord the king.” Shimei is saying, “Look at how much better my repentance is than any other!” This is not repentance at all. This is political expediency. He knows the winds have blown to fill David’s sails now, and he doesn’t want to be blown away himself. He wants to catch a ride. True repentance is never marked by you commenting on how good your repentance is, how much better it is than other people’s repentance. Devotion to the king is not marked by that. Loyalty to the God of grace does not pray, “Thank you that I am not like other men, extortioners, unjust, adulterous, or even like this tax collector. I fast twice a week; I give tithes of all I get!” Repentance doesn’t boast! Repentance doesn’t shine and glitter. Repentance is dust and ashes! It is grief and weeping and hatred of your sin.
By: Clif Johnson
(Lifeword)
Aired on Feb 14, 2025
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Moving Works

Disciples
Anderson and Robson came to know the love and grace of Jesus in the midst of poverty, abuse, and sin. Now transformed, they’ve become beacons of that same love and grace in one of the most notorious favelas in Rio de Janeiro, The City of God.   #MovingWorks   Interested in learning more about becoming a devoted follower of Christ? Go to follow.lifeword.org!
By: Moving Works
(MovingWorks.org)
Aired on Feb 07, 2025
Moving Works

Death, Where is Your Sting?
Touch Bin lived most of her life gripped by fear, pain, and hopelessness, but when God opened her eyes to the truth of Christ, she left the path of death and began a journey toward life.   #MovingWorks   Interested in learning more about becoming a devoted follower of Christ? Go to follow.lifeword.org!
By: Moving Works
(MovingWorks.org)
Aired on Dec 20, 2024
Moving Works

Dead Men
Radek and Jirka are bad men. Living lives plagued by violence, neglect, and self-centeredness, the two men soon find themselves threatened by something much more terrifying than any prison sentence–the inescapable reality of death itself.   #MovingWorks   Interested in learning more about becoming a devoted follower of Christ? Go to follow.lifeword.org!
By: Moving Works
(MovingWorks.org)
Aired on Dec 13, 2024
Moving Works

Day of the Dead – 2-Minute Short
Jonathan was known as “Death Carrier”, until the Day of the Dead when God changed everything. This two minute short was derived from the original film, 1 in 274.   #MovingWorks   Interested in learning more about becoming a devoted follower of Christ? Go to follow.lifeword.org!
By: Moving Works
(MovingWorks.org)
Aired on Nov 29, 2024
Moving Works

Crowned
Growing up in poverty, Perla could only dream of one day celebrating her quinceañera, but when she turns fifteen, something even better comes her way.   #movingworks   Interested in learning more about becoming a devoted follower of Christ? Go to follow.lifeword.org!
By: Moving Works
(MovingWorks.org)
Aired on Feb 07, 2025
Life Perspectives

Life Perspectives: Karl Clauson
Addictions can be painful and damaging, but they can be overcome by Jesus.   #lifeperspectiveslifeword   Interested in learning more about becoming a devoted follower of Christ? Go to follow.lifeword.org!
By: Michael Goering
(Lifeword)
Aired on Feb 13, 2025
Moving Works

Darcy
Jason and Tracy were ecstatic to find out that they were expecting, but when the couple is told that their daughter is “incompatible with life”, they begin a journey that will forever change how they view God’s love.   #MovingWorks   Interested in learning more about becoming a devoted follower of Christ? Go to follow.lifeword.org!
By: Moving Works
(MovingWorks.org)
Aired on Feb 14, 2025
Day by Day - 2 Samuel

The Steady Stream Of Peace
Peace in our lives cannot be steady if we are not walking consistently with Jesus.   #daybydaylw   To learn what it means to follow Jesus in your life, go to follow.lifeword.org.   ~~~   Well, Absalom, David’s son, has been killed. The rebellion has been squashed. And the question is, what will the kingdom look like now? Will it go back to rest and stability and unity now that David is the recognized king? Unity is only possible through repentance and submission to the King. And peace only comes when the collective desire is to honor and yield to the King. At what level is your desire to honor the king and yield to him? It is awfully difficult to walk with Jesus day by day if you consistently want to walk ahead of him, or drift away from him. Perhaps that is why peace in your life comes and goes rather than being like a steady stream.
By: Clif Johnson
(Lifeword)
Aired on Feb 13, 2025
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Lori Cline's Greatest Hits: Love LIES - I Need Someone To Be Happy
Rather than seeking happiness in a significant other, we can find it in Jesus Christ.   #theloriclineshow   Interested in learning more about becoming a devoted follower of Christ? Go to follow.lifeword.org!   ~~~   Do you know what today is? It’s singles awareness day!  The day after valentine’s is a day that singles everywhere can say, ‘hey it’s great to be single’! Or maybe it’s more like, ‘thanks for reminding me I’m single’.  No matter how you look at it, I wanted to take this opportunity to focus on a love LIE singles may believe.  All month long I’ve been focusing on love LIES the enemy whispers in our ear. It’s so important to remember what is true when it comes to love. So today I thought we’d tackle this love lie - I need someone to be happy.  If you’re single, or even if you’re in a relationship, be honest with yourself. Do you believe you NEED someone to be happy?  What is true when we find ourselves constantly searching for someone to make us happy? We all have a story and a life to live. I realized a long time ago that my story and my timeline of events looks different than yours and that’s ok. Proverbs 16:9 A man’s heart plans his way, But the Lord directs his steps. If my happiness is based on my plans or what I think I need, I’ll come up empty every time. I must first delight myself in the one who has every step I take ordered. It doesn’t mean I don‘t dream and pray about the desires of my heart, but it does mean I trust God with those desires and His timing. In that place I rest content.  Those words have stirred around in my heart recently, ‘I rest content’. Do you rest in contentment with your life and where you are in this season? Therein lies peace and joy. How do we get to that place?  Proverbs 19:23 The fear of the Lord leads to life; then one rests content, untouched by trouble. Go highlight that one if you believe you need someone or some thing, some job or identity to be happy. The fear of the Lord, which is basically acknowledging He is perfect in all His ways and OVER it all, is what leads to life and being satisfied IN it. There’s happiness.   When you know the love of God and understand His love for you, your heart can’t even contain the fullness of joy, peace and love the Father lavishes on you. You have NO NEED to look for it anywhere else! Here’s a prayer for anyone that’s searching for that love…  Ephesians 3:14-19 For this reason I kneel before the Father,  from whom every family in heaven and on earth derives its name. I pray that out of his glorious riches he may strengthen you with power through his Spirit in your inner being, so that Christ may dwell in your hearts through faith. And I pray that you, being rooted and established in love, may have power, together with all the Lord’s holy people, to grasp how wide and long and high and deep is the love of Christ, and to know this love that surpasses knowledge—that you may be filled to the measure of all the fullness of God. When you are rooted in the love of Christ, you are KNOWN fully and loved so deeply you can’t even understand it. There is no other joy or happiness that can compare or be found. That’s the truth.  Don’t believe the lies. You don’t need someone to be happy. You simply need to look to THE ONE, the way, the truth and the life. As you do, you can rest content knowing your steps are ordered and you are deeply loved. Knowing those truths could be the path that leads you to the one… or not… either way His way is always best.  I’m Lori Cline.
By: Lori Cline
(Lifeword)
Aired on Feb 13, 2025