by On the Objective | Jan 14, 2019 | Articles, Audio, Philosophy, Steven Menking
Forgiveness is absolutely essential to the walk of any Christian. It is by the grace of God and the sacrifice of the cross that we are able to receive eternal forgiveness for sins. Jesus clearly instructs us through parables and directly that forgiveness towards one...
by On the Objective | Jan 11, 2019 | Articles, Philosophy, Steven Menking, Video
As Jesus came closer to the cross He ascended the Mount of Transfiguration, and an audible word from God spoke encouragement into Jesus and His disciples. We have a tendency to grow weary in well doing and frustrated by the stubborn rebellion of the world that we can...
by On the Objective | Jan 10, 2019 | Articles, Audio, Philosophy, Steven Menking
Join your host Steven Menking as he welcomes back Karen Rogers for a discussion about how to dwell on the good things of God despite the evil that seems to surround us in this world. Karen discusses the instructions in Philippians 4 for Christians to focus on the good...
by On the Objective | Jan 9, 2019 | Articles, Philosophy, Steven Menking, Video
In this generation there are those who are spectators in the body of Christ, those who have a form of godliness but not the true power of God. Will the Lord find faith when He returns? In these days statistics about the belief structures of people who identify as...
by On the Objective | Jan 8, 2019 | Articles, Audio, Current Events, Philosophy, Steven Menking
Join your host Steven Menking as he returns for a third year of On the Objective broadcasts. The inaugural discussion of 2019 is with author James Walton. James is now the proud owner of Prepper Broadcasting Network, and the interview focuses on his aspirations for...
by On the Objective | Jan 8, 2019 | Articles, Audio, Philosophy, Steven Menking
Welcome back to The Amateur Society for another year of fantastic conversations about all sorts of topics! Kicking off the year we talk about the nature of conversation. What makes a conversation meaningful or memorable? How can we have more meaningful conversations?...
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