Real Life Radio with Jack Hibbs

Today, Pastor Jack reminds us that when we allow God’s glory to depart from us, there will be no spiritual worship, or influence about the things of God. Worship creates a tender heart towards spiritual things that our children need to witness, or they, too, will become complacent.

Today, Pastor Jack teaches that true spiritual worship of God is not only scriptural, but also Christ exalting, renewing and truly humbling. When we consider the Heavens, how can we not want God’s glory to fill our hearts and minds?

Today, Pastor Jack teaches us that when we have no appetite for the Bible, we end up investing in our own desires. Samuel experienced this firsthand while dealing with a corrupt priesthood. So, just as God led him to do, Samuel warned the people to come back to worshipping God or face the consequences.

Today, Pastor Jack teaches that a true Christian wants to see God’s glory displayed in their lives. So, how do we keep from growing cold in our relationship with the Lord? One thing we are to do is to stay in God’s Word. The Bible has a way of keeping our spirits fed, and our faith strong.

The discussion highlights the dangers of drifting from faith, emphasizing engagement with the Bible to prevent spiritual decline. It examines the historical context of the Philistines and their relevance today. The podcast warns about the diminishing glory related to neglect in faith and its broader societal implications. Listeners are encouraged to nurture a hunger for Scripture, recognizing its comforting and strengthening power amidst declining interest. Repentance and prayer are framed as pivotal for overcoming spiritual deception.

Today, Pastor Jack teaches that Samuel’s ministry grew more and more powerful with time, and the more Samuel did, the more he was blessed.

The discussion delves into the compelling yet challenging nature of God’s call in our lives. It highlights the significance of aligning our passions with biblical teachings, much like the Apostle Paul. Listeners are encouraged to rediscover joy in service, reminding them that true fulfillment comes from serving God, not seeking approval. The theme of discernment is explored through the story of Samuel, stressing the importance of authentic worship. Lastly, Jonah's reluctance showcases the personal nature of divine calls and the powerful transformations that can flow from obedience.

Today, Pastor Jack teaches that God can speak to us through dreams, but with all things, it must be examined before an open Bible. His call on our lives will come at the right time, but we need to listen and be still before Him.

Pastor Jack explores the fascinating concept of God's communication with us. He reflects on biblical figures like Samuel and Paul, encouraging listeners to tune in to divine guidance, especially in uncertain times. The importance of recognizing and responding to God's call is emphasized, showcasing the journey of surrendering to His will. The discussion also highlights the responsibilities of leadership and the weight of accountability when failing to follow God's direction. Ultimately, it's about trusting God and embracing His call, even during life's challenges.

Today, Pastor Jack teaches that in order to know the call of God for our lives, we need to be still before Him, ready to listen. It’s a personal thing. We can’t really serve God without knowing Him personally.