Jesus is Real Radio with Daniel Fusco (Audio‪)‬ Daniel Fusco

How many of you became the thing you said when you were a child that you wanted to be when you grew up? Probably not very many. As you look back to your childhood you doubtless have had a lot of twists and turns in your maturing process. Pastor Daniel will be teaching that as much as we’d like to, we don’t know what’s going to happen in our lives. Because of that truth, you will find out that putting our lives in God’s hands is the best plan.

Some Christians believe that living their lives “by faith” is roughly equal to living by the seat of their pants. Often they end up with lives of chaos and disorder, which doesn’t honor God. Pastor Daniel will teach that the Christian isn’t to live the opposite of that chaotic life, either. In the same way that God is balanced in Who He is, we should be trying to live a life that tries to find out God’s plans for us but is also trusting in God to lead us.

A lot of people – many of whom have never read the Bible – think that it’s only full of “these” and “thous” and “dos” and “don’ts”. Those of us who have read it and believe what it has to say understand that while there certainly are rules on how to live, it’s more than that. Pastor Daniel will try to help you understand that what the scriptures are trying to do is to help limited mankind understand the love that God has for the men and women of this planet.

The attitude among many people today is to do just enough to get by. Why work hard to earn an “A” when a B or even a C will get me to the same place? “Yeah, I know that I can do better on my job but nobody cares anyway, so why make the effort?” Pastor Daniel will use the Bible to show that there is a reason to try to do better. You’ll learn that the viewpoints that you hear today go against what God says about the value of your life and the things that you do.

It is so frustrating to see someone who clearly did something bad escape judgment due to a technicality. Sometimes it feels like the bad guys are smarter than the good guys, so why not just be bad? That’s the question that Pastor Daniel is going to tackle in his teaching today. The writer of Ecclesiastes kind of asks the same question, and then as you’ll see, he will give it some thought and remind us of the way God sees things.

How many of you speed up just a little bit when you see a speed limit sign? There’s something inside of us that fights against that authority, even if it’s a small one like the speed limit sign. There are, of course, more serious ways of fighting against authority, and that’s what Pastor Daniel will be discussing today. He’s going to talk about the root of our rebellious heart and how hanging on to that lifestyle will keep us out of the kingdom of God.