Real Life Radio with Jack Hibbs

Today, Pastor Jack teaches that as we get stronger in the Lord, and are advancing spiritually, we will face resistance. The enemy waits for opportunities to derail our faith, but the danger is not being ready for it.

Today, Pastor Jack teaches that the disciple of Christ loves the Lord and make Him their supreme pursuit in life. If our love for Him is first and passionate, it will enable us to love, care and provide for others, even if it costs, and even in the face of hardships.

Today, Pastor Jack teaches that the personal discipline of the disciple starts by remembering our sinful state, and our need for our Savior. Our sins, in the magnitude of the Lord’s sacrifice, creates within us a humble gratitude, and an unwavering loyalty.

A deep dive into what it means to truly follow Christ through practical disciplines. Conversations cover denying self, taking up the cross, and embracing hardship as part of spiritual growth. Topics also include hunger for God, conversion versus mere religion, and daily practices that shape devoted Christian living.

Today, in this final segment of First Samuel, Pastor Jack teaches that God is our defense, and, like David, we need to let God be God. It’s His desire to lead us into victory. We just have to allow Him to lead the fight against our spiritual and moral challenges.

Today, Pastor Jack teaches that King Saul could never see what God had for him. He never asked God for wisdom. He never consulted God on how to move forward and failed to see the importance of the people in his life.

A dramatic biblical retelling of Saul’s final battle and its tragic fallout. A sharp contrast between trusting God and relying on human strength. A vivid vision about following God’s cloud and the church’s direction. Discussion of geography, prophetic significance, and the costs of leaving God out of decisions.

Today, Pastor Jack teaches that David, once again, walked in the Lord’s likeness, mercy and grace. After a terrible time of discouragement and loss, he makes a comeback, and God restores all that was taken away from him, and so much more.

Today, Pastor Jack teaches that, when David drifts from God, it reminds us that we, too, can drift away, out of exhaustion and fear. But, like David, we can both strengthen and encourage ourselves knowing that God isn’t done with us yet.

Today, Pastor Jack teaches that David could have easily given up. But he finds that God is still there, even in his poor choices and failures. And, like David, a true comeback begins when we put God first through our faith and obedience.