Faith Fight Podcast

Does anyone know what a CNE Christian is?

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With Christmas just around the corner, we usually start to get excited about gifts that we are going to get (especially kids). But we need to put an emphasis on giving as well. God has blessed all of us and we have an opportunity to be a blessing to others when we give to others.

Some Christians feel like poverty or lack is what God wants for us and that we are to just pray and try win the lost to Jesus. Christians are encourage to try to get others to know Jesus however the Bible doesn’t say we need to be poor or not acquire money or material things. We can want those things but we cannot allow them to become a god or idol to us. The verse “Occupy until I come” comes from Luke 19:12-13 and today I’m going to show you what the Bible says about having money or material possessions while we are here on earth.

The truth is that students are constantly being presented with information that paints a negative picture of the Christian faith. Many students have compromised their beliefs for the sake of social benefit. No longer will students be bullied into abandoning their faith.��

Today we spoke to Daniella Ordonez about her book "Faith Crushed in the Classroom: Combating lies and equipping students"

I’ve been doing some thinking about Proverbs 18:16. It says that our gift will make room for us and bring us in the presence of great people. But what does it say about the gift? Does it mean a talent or ability that you are born with will make room for you? Or does it mean that if you bring a gift to someone that it will make room for you. I spoke about it in this episode. Click the link to listen.

Tonya Raymond is an award-winning Christian author, life coach, and the founder of "Dear God's Daughter," an online community designed for women who have encountered toxic relationships, leading to struggles with self-love. Her main mission is to help women see themselves as God sees them. Listen to her interview on this episode of the Faith Fight Podcast.

One thing that I see from believers is that they beat themselves up over sins that they’ve committed. They have gone to God and asked for forgiveness but they can’t get over it for themselves. What happens is that they end up beating them selves up over and over for the same sin that happened a long time ago. We need to let go of the past mistakes and stop beating ourselves up. That is what this episode is about. So let’s see what the Bible has to say about it.

Faith Fight Podcast : Making Disciples

There are a lot of things that we do only because the rest of the world is doing it. We need to give through to some things and search the bible so that we know what is acceptable by Gods standards. Halloween is one of those things which is the reason why I’m publishing this episode. The world sees it as harmless fun and some Christians follow along as well and participate in it. Kids dress up as ghost and go door to door for candy. But should Christians participate in it?

I often hear people ask what Gods will is for their life or what their purpose is. I think it’s easy to read the Bible and find out Gods will for you. He makes some things really clear for us in his word and I feel that once we do his written word, then he will direct us to his specific will for our lives. Listen more at the link below.

I was recently thinking about the requirement that we need to meet when we need to borrow money to make a big purchase like a house. One of the factors that mortgage lenders look at is your credit score. If it’s high then you have a good chance to be approved for a loan. If it’s low then you will probably be declined. I started to wonder, what are some examples in the Bible that we can apply to give us a good “credit score” from heaven. Listen at the link below!

Faith Fight Podcast : Power When We Worship

We often run from challenges. Challenges push us out our comfort zone and forces us to do something that we don’t really want to do. It forces us out of our comfort zone and shows us how much power God really put in us. For this reason we shouldn’t run from challenges but we should embrace them as opportunities to grow stronger and closer to God. Today I’m going over a 5 people from the Bible who grew stronger through challenges.

Faith Fight Podcast : Praying For Yourself