Total Word Ministry International (TWMI) Podcast Dr M. Oladoyin Odubanjo

Because of our chaotic world, it’s unlikely you could ever live without a single moment of worry. The good news is that there is a Christian prescription to reduce worry and anxiety in all areas of life. 

This does not mean you are going to live a worry-free life, but you can go through the storms unflinched. In this episode, we explore the tips that will help you achieve that.

Joseph of Arimathea and Nicodemus had worked a lifetime to achieve the societal status they had. They were believers in Jesus but in secret because they had something to lose if they came out publicly—the risk of exposure and condemnation by the Jews.

In this episode, we examine the surprising effect of observing the sacrifice and surrender of the Saviour on these two men and how their stories apply to Christians today.

Your perception is the steering wheel of your life, influencing how you see, respond, think, and act toward people, places, and situations. It’s the reason two people can give different opinions and interpretations of the same scenario. In this episode, we discuss the biggest danger that Christians face on this subject and what God actually expects.

In this final part episode of the series, we take a deeper dive into the subject of the grace of giving by going over why you should be led to do it in the first place, how God perceives your own giving, and what opportunities there are to give to. Furthermore, we discuss and correct the doctrinal issues that surround this subject.

God desires that you abound in all things godly, including giving. This grace of giving infers that giving is not always pleasurable, but God loves a cheerful giver, and He has given you the opportunity and responsibility to participate without feeling burdened. In this second part episode, we discuss the tips for a Christian to abound when it comes to giving.

Listen to this first episode of the part series, where we introduce the subject of the grace of giving, and go over the things of God that a Christian is supposed to abound in and give himself to, wholeheartedly.