A Deeper Walk with Frank King

Laying a Good Foundation for Life Three Reasons God Says No to Our Prayer NOTE: These are the most recent episodes from Frank King’s podcast known at the “Living for Christ Podcast.” For all episodes as well as the opportunity to subscribe, visit the podcast site by clicking here.

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We must maintain focus amid the distractions in our world. If we lose focus, we run the risk of losing our footing. The Word of God helps us to stay properly focused so our feet can stay firmly planted.

Times change; people change; but God never changes. That means the truths found in His Word are relevant to the past, the present and the future.

Sometimes, our inability to receive what we request from God is not due to unbelief or even sin but our failure to keep the faith. Persistent faith enables us to remain steadfast in a course of action in spite of difficulty or opposition.

According to the Bible, Enoch and Noah walked with God in their day. But what does that mean? And how can mere mortals walk with the invisible and eternal God?

When somebody says he believes in God or that he is a God-fearing person you don’t necessarily know what the person’s concept of God is. One can be deeply religious and not know the true and living God. This episode reveals five truths about the one true God.

We know what the day we call Easter or Resurrection Day is all about. Jesus died for our sins, and God bodily raised Christ from the dead. But what would be the implications if Christ did not rise again?

This is a Palm Sunday message. On the Sunday before Easter or Resurrection Day, which we refer to as Palm Sunday, Jesus makes His prophetic entry into Jerusalem to be crucified.

Most if not all of us would agree that there are many reasons for people to be anxious about life these days. Jesus teaches that when we truly trust God, however, our life should not be characterized by anxiety and/or worry.

Some may argue that they are people of integrity solely on the basis of the fact that they are Christians. But integrity is not incidental to being a Christian. Rather, it is a consistent and uncompromising adherence to strong moral principles and values.

As Christians, we don’t live life on easy street. Sometimes, God allows us to suffer or to be tested. In this podcast episode, Frank King borrows from the words of Paul the apostle to remind us that we can do all things through Christ. He is the one who strengthens us for the challenges of life. He promises to never leave nor forsake us. Every Christian should be of the conviction that we can do all things through Christ. Having that conviction, however, is not incidental to being a...

It is imperative for Christians to read and study the Word of God. This is essential to realizing a healthy Christian life. Being made in the image of God, we are spiritual beings as well as physical beings. The Bible is our main source of spiritual food for our spiritual body. Those who fail to feed themselves spiritually by way of the Word of God will be or become spiritually anemic. This episode is part two of the previous podcast episode.

Regularly reading and studying the Word of God is not an option but a must for Christians. Our failure to do so assures us that we will not have a healthy Christian life. Just as our physical body needs natural food our spiritual body needs spiritual food. Our main source of spiritual food is the Word of God. In this podcast episode, Frank King underscores the need for Christians to stay with the Word. This is a key to vibrant Christian living and effectively doing the work of the Lord.

When God sent the flood to destroy the last world, He found only one righteous man on earth. At the end of this age, Jesus said it will be as it was in the days of Noah. This suggests that at the return of the Lord, there will be but a few who will be found standing for the Lord. If Noah stood for God until the end of the last world surely we should be able to stand in these last days. We have so much more to help us than Noah did such as the Bible, the Holy

It is sobering for us to reflect on the end of the last world that occurred in the days of Noah. Because that awful day actually came to pass, it’s not out of the question that this current world or age will end one day. Jesus says when He returns, it will be as it was in the days of Noah. But there are those who mock the idea of the pending end of this age. In this podcast episode, Frank King discusses the end of the last world in terms of the return of the Lord Jesus Christ.

Sound doctrine is not an option but a must if we want to be a healthy Christian. Ironically, people’s appetite for Bible-based preaching and teaching today continues to decrease. At the same time, the need for the same is more important than ever. That’s because the truths found in the Word of God are under intense and constant attack by both the world and the devil. These attacks will continue to intensify until the return of our Lord. Our adversary the devil knows that he has but a short...

In this podcast episode, Frank King preaches on the important of sound doctrine. This is preaching and teaching that’s based upon the Word of God. Accordingly, sound doctrine is healthy doctrine. By contrast, no matter how good it sounds to the ear, unbiblical preaching and teaching is unhealthy doctrine (junk food). If you want to be a spiritually vibrant and healthy Christian, you must consume healthy doctrine and avoid unhealthy doctrine like the plague.

God promised Abraham a son. It was approximately 25 years before Abraham received the seed of promise, namely, Isaac. Abraham’s experience underscores the fact that our blessings are subject to God’s timing. We don’t like waiting on God. His sense of timing is drastically different from ours. To us He always seems to be taking too long to come through for us. But we will reap in due season if we faint not (Galatians 6:9).

In His Word, God promises to hear and answer us when we pray according to His will. On the other hand, our blessings are subject to God’s timing. Because we live in a fast-paced, digital society, waiting on God can be hard for us. In fact, sometimes, we miss out on God’s best for us because we fail to wait on Him. In this podcast episode, Frank King expounds on our blessings in light of God’s timing.