The Bible calls King David a man after God's own heart. Why? What exactly did David do in God's eyes to earn that kind of title?

One reason we know for certain is because David had great faith in God’s Word, and stood bravely before the enemy. He also displayed humility, recognizing that his strength and victories came from God and not Himself. In addition, he didn't just obey God's Word, he had a genuine love for it. In Psalm 119 we read how David's words, "My soul breaks with longing For Your judgments at all times" and "Your testimonies also are my delight…"

Would you be called a man or woman after God's own heart? Listen as Bill and his wife Annette share more about David and his Godly character.

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Two people die every second of every day. And how many of those even believe hell is real? If one doesn’t believe in it, how can they escape from it? The Bible gives us a few verses that indicate there are many going to hell, and few that will enter Heaven. We can only assume what percentage a few is.

When God flooded the entire earth and saved only Noah and his family, there were only eight people found righteous. Some scholars believe that there would have been at least 1.5 billion people on the earth at that time, and yet only eight were saved.

Is it really few who will make it to heaven? Are you one of them?

Listen as Bill and his wife Annette share more in this podcast episode.

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In Luke 16 Jesus gave an account of a rich man in hell. In doing so He revealed much information to us about hell and a place called Paradise, which is also referred to as “Abraham’s Bosom.” We know that t his story was not a parable, but an actual account of a true story for two reasons:

1. No parable has a name mentioned. This has three, Abraham, Lazarus and Moses.

2. In verses 25 and 29 Jesus indicates "Abraham said" and then continues to tell us the words Abraham spoke. Jesus is quoting Abraham. If it were just a parable, then Jesus would have been lying to share words that Abraham had said. Since Jesus is no liar we can be sure He described an actual incident.

The question is, "Is anyone in Paradise now?"

Listen as Bill and his wife Annette share more in this podcast episode.

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