Real Life Radio with Jack Hibbs

Today, Pastor Jack teaches that when things are going well, our minds immediately go to the trouble that must be coming. But, that kind of thinking is deceptive. God’s goodness holds true in any kind of condition we find ourselves in.

Today, Pastor Jack teaches that even though Israel wrongly asked for a king, God was still at work to bring to pass His divine will. What does that mean for us today? We can still come to God no matter what we’ve done and seek His divine will for our own lives.

Today, Pastor Jack teaches us that as we grow in Christ, we’ll find that He is always involved in our lives. He will never leave us but will provide what’s needed to carry out His will.

Today, Pastor Jack teaches us that even when things come against us, God is still there to lead us and guide us. God is so involved in our lives, that He will also use others to help provide what we need.

Today, Pastor Jack teaches us that we need to let go of the fear that keeps us paralyzed with uncertainty. We often overcomplicate what’s in front of us to do, while God wants us to live with confidence, and follow in His path.

Today, Pastor Jack teaches that God will make things clear for us, but in the meantime, we simply need to focus on doing the right thing, right now, knowing that clarity will come from God, as we continue to trust in Him.

Today, Pastor Jack teaches that living life the easy way is to make God real in our lives, and in the lives of our children. To talk about how great God is, how He leads us to His Bible, and how He encourages us to be involved in His service.

The discussion highlights Israel's costly demand for a king, showcasing how quick fixes often backfire. Samuel's family failures illuminate the complexities of faith and rebellion among children. The podcast emphasizes the importance of a godly home as a witness for wayward youth and critiques leaders who seek worldly solutions over divine guidance. Additionally, it warns against casual Christianity and illustrates how individual choices can influence national destiny, calling for a return to God to foster restoration.

Today, Pastor Jack teaches that Samuel’s sons chose not follow God, and it affected both the community, as well as the nation. Living life the hard way separates us from God, and when trouble comes, we want a quick remedy, compromising our future, and the future of our children.

Today, Pastor Jack teaches that despite the cost, the Israelites insist on what they want. Like other nations, they want a king to lead them. God eventually grants their request, but it’s a sobering reminder for us to choose the easy way versus going against God’s plan for us.